🌿 NOW Solutions Organic Jojoba Oil: Ultimate Multi-Purpose Moisturizing Oil for Face, Hair, and Body - 8 oz Review

This is my favorite oil and also my favorite brand. I use it for almost everything! I use it after washing my hair (especially on the ends) and as a daily hair care oil. The hair is greasy but gives it a lot of shine! I also use it in my makeup and on my body to lighten dark spots and to hydrate my body after a bath. In fact, it's also great in the bath if you clean the tub afterwards. I swear my husband nearly broke his neck slipping on the icy surface when I forgot to clean him one day, so I…

Where has all this been in my life? I have very sensitive skin (prone to allergic reactions but not acne or pimples) that gets very dry in winter. Rubbing just a few drops of this oil on my cheeks and forehead not only gets rid of flaking instantly but makes my skin really healthy and almost glowing! It absorbs quickly and doesn't leave a greasy or sticky feeling (like shea butter). I've been using it maybe 4-5 times a week for a few months and it hasn't caused any hives. The only reason I gave

Finally! NOW is the third company I bought while trying to find "authentic" jojoba oil. I'm pretty sure the first two companies sold me olive oil. 👉 Jojoba oil is actually wax, which is why I have NOW provided photos of jojoba oil. After cooling, the oil is in a hardened form and has a distinct nutty flavor. I have compared this jojoba oil to my EVOO and although the color is similar, jojoba oil is MUCH lighter, absorbs quickly (I have provided photos of jojoba oil absorbing into my hand after

It works well and I use it in my homemade makeup remover. Removes waterproof mascara and eyeliner, including my foundation (Laura Mercier). 1/3 fresh water (distilled if you have it) 1/3 this, jojoba oil 1/3 witch hazel (I buy Thayer's, you can find it here on Revain): http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000PP15L8 ?psc=1) Like jojoba, mix it in a bottle, shake each time and apply to a cotton swab. I've been using it for almost a year instead of buying expensive Estee Lauder at the mall like I used to…

I have been using jojoba oil for a month (since June 5, 2019). First I bought it because I had a very stressful job and my hair fell out in clumps when brushing and showering, I used to hair like a dog and my hair was getting very thin. I used to have hair down to my lower back, and since I've been at this job it's gotten so unhealthy that I couldn't let it grow past half my back. Since starting this I would say my hair has thickened and grown (I don't know exactly how much, maybe about an inch

I originally bought this oil to help stretch my ears as many friends recommended jojoba oil. This worked really well for gently stretching my ears. I also tried it on split ends and I think it made my hair a lot softer. It's also a good facial moisturizer and didn't irritate my skin or leave a greasy feeling. It has a slightly earthy/nutty smell but I don't think it lingers for too long. The only criticism is that I don't like the cap on the bottle. It makes it a bit messy to pour in oil…

I buy this oil to help my skin. I still have acne and I'm 25 years old. My skin is oily but dry. I was always hesitant to use moisturizers because my skin would always break out no matter what. Thought I'd "try" all the good reviews. This oil works great! I bought this and Garnier micellar water. I wash my face in the shower, then use micellar water as an extra cleanser to make sure I remove all makeup from my face, then let it air dry and use some jojoba oil. My skin is great! I'm glad I…

Ideal, high-quality golden jojoba oil. It has no odor except the faintest smell of fresh oats. It is the oil with the least "oily" feel and look of any vegetable oil I have tried, both regular carrier oils and many "exotic" ones. valuable oils. Jojoba - interesting, liquid wax - is immediately absorbed into the skin and hair. I prefer to use jojoba in my hair. A little goes a long way, which is definitely a plus. My hair is wavy and long, not too unruly. Although it will undoubtedly become…