Hildegaard Rose Face Oil

Name: Hildegaard Rose Face Oil
Brand: Hildegaard
SKU: 2594ab14-a8dd-4f7d-ac8f-2c74e691b7fe
Price: 495.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Hildegaard Rose Face Oil feels like couture for the skin. Three hundred rare high-altitude Damask Turkish roses are hand harvested on the morning they open, then pressed into a dense, luminous elixir. The scent carries a green, spicy lift with a heavy, earthy backbone, lending the oil a presence that reads both luxurious and grounded. The texture is cushion-like, enveloping the face in nourishing softness.

In the morning, a few drops melt into skin, creating a satin veil that anchors hydration without heaviness. The dense oil cushions and plumps, providing a good base for moisturizer or makeup while letting the complexion breathe. It layers gracefully with serums and creams, sinking in without cling or grease and supporting a lit-from-within glow that reads as healthy and awake.

Haute Botanical beauty with a couture mindset, this rose oil nods to Hildegaard's signature storytelling and Lia Chavez's vision of skincare as a ritual. A rose-forward moment that elevates daily prep, it pairs with neutral tones and clean textures to signal a polished, editorial glow.

Materials / Fabrication

Three hundred rare high-altitude Damask Turkish roses, hand harvested on the morning that they open
Hildegaard Rose facial oil from the Haute Botanical collection
Crafted by hand with couture-caliber workmanship
Dense, nourishing formula with cushion-like texture for the skin

Recommended Care

Apply a few drops to clean skin, morning or night
Warm between fingertips and press into face and neck for absorption
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Keep cap tightly closed when not in use

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About Hildegaard

Hildegaard is a New York based luxury beauty house built around a haute botanical philosophy. Founded by artist Lia Chavez, the brand blends artful storytelling with plant-powered skincare, translating mystical, botanical craft into limited edition facial oils and ritual skincare. Drawing inspiration from Hildegard von Bingen, Hildegaard crafts products in a Long Island atelier, with couture-level attention to sourcing and formulation, often featuring ingredients like olibanum, neroli, immortelle, and rose in small-batch runs. The brand positions itself as more than a routine, inviting discovery and ceremony for skin that feels hydrated, luminous, and soothed. It is a beauty and creative house that seeks to fuse nature, art, and innovation for discerning shoppers.