These two effects are not the same as those aimed at. It's not easy to compare. Squalane only plays a role in moisturizing, or sensitive skin nourishes the stratum corneum, and has no other function. Rosehip oil promotes the function of repairing sensitive skin and acne marks. Its texture is a little thicker than squalane, which is easy to absorb, but its moisturizing power feels ordinary like dry skin.

Personally, I feel that whether it is squalane or rose hip oil, even if the essence is used, it is not enough to use it alone without frost. Unlike suarah's night face oil or Kiehl's night essence oil, you can use it alone when you are lazy.

I always use it to emulsify cream or use it with other essences/essential oils. Both of them are very good base oils, and the ingredients are simple and will not conflict, especially squalane, which is very moisturizing when added to the cream. For example, the famous Kiehl's high moisturizing cream contains squalane. Rose hip oil is used with some high-concentration essences, such as PTR alcohol A essence, to improve the tolerance of sensitive muscles.

Which one is good depends on how to use it.