USDA Organic Neem Oil - 100% Pure Cold Pressed Neem Oil for Skin, Hair, and Plants - Natural Remedy for Healthy Skin & Hair Care - Non-GMO, Vegan – 1 Fl Oz

Amazing product. 100% pure . No fragrance. Very effective for dry skin, lips etc. can be used on sensitive skin. My daughter has allergy but this suits her.

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This seller is the best in terms of essential oils, tried 10 other organic oil brands nothing worked it's magic like organic forest ones! Their geranium oil mixed with organic castor oil healed my period pains, only this brands frankincense oil literally cured my lung infection & allergies.. so i went & ordered jojoba oil & it made my stretch marks dissapear fully ! I am a strict vegan & only eat everything made at home, no processed or packaged foods at all+ gym daily ...so these results with these oils were faster almost in a week. For someone else it might be slower But believe me, nat habitat to all other brands out there, Nothing compares to the purity organic forest has.

Does what it suppose to nothing great

Expired product received, couldn’t return as it a non returnable item. Reeked of rancid smell. Developed red rash as i was not aware that it is supposed to be odourless and I assumed that the smell was of the oil itself. Oil was leaking from the dropper handle even before i had opened. Definitely not value for money. Also it’s supposed to be non greasy but it’s very thick and will not be absorbed by the skin. I would strongly suggest to find a different seller for fractionated oil.

it gives a soothing scent

I have used rosemary oil for my hair before, but I am always happy to try new things, so when I saw that pumpkin seed oil can be used for both hair and skin, I had to give it a try. This oil can be mixed with cosmetics or used by itself on the skin or hair. It does not smell and is spreading on my skin without any problems, it is also absorbed quickly (it does feel a bit oily but that does not last long). I had lots of fun testing it with my different face creams, oils and shampoos. The results varied depending on the cosmetics I was mixing it with and the amount of pumpkin seeds oil I was using (less is always better to start with). Overall, I am happy with this oil and that I do not have any negative reactions to it. It is a good price and I already have other products from this company that I am happy with so I know that they are good quality.

I used this with a carrier oil for moisturizing my hands which were very dry. I have to say I didn't notice any difference after doing so with my hands, it was okay. I used it on my hair which was pretty dry and I did notice a difference in the moisture retention. Everything I've read about this says its really high quality but I've noticed no huge difference in skin moisturizing, but with hair it seems okay.

I picked this up from The Organic Forest because I wanted something gentle for a scalp that gets flaky and itchy after the winter. The 30 ml amber bottle is tiny but it comes with a proper glass dropper, and that small detail makes a real difference. I can put exactly a few drops onto my fingertips instead of dumping a glob of oil into my hands. The texture is on the lighter side, more like a thin vegetable oil than a heavy castor or coconut oil. It soaks in without leaving my hair looking waxy or flat, which is exactly what I hoped for. I use it mostly as a pre-wash treatment. I massage it into the scalp before bed, leave it overnight, and wash it out the next morning. After a couple of weeks the itchiness has eased up and my hair does feel a touch softer from root to tip, the kind of smoothness the listing talks about when it mentions the VEDA CARE, Ayurvedic-inspired blend. One thing worth knowing is that despite the "Pure Bhringraj Oil" name on the front, the ingredient list shows bhringraj (Eclipta alba) blended with sunflower oil as a carrier, so it is a blend rather than 100% bhringraj. That is fine by me, but if you are buying it expecting a single-ingredient oil, check the label first. My only real gripe is the scent. It is a strong, dry, almost hay-like herbal smell, and it lingers in the hair for a while after washing. I do not mind it on my own scalp, but I would not reach for it if I wanted a pleasant fragrance in my hair. The price per millilitre is also quite high, and the bottle has no best-by or manufacture date printed on it, which is a small thing that bugs me given how I feel about product freshness. None of that is a dealbreaker. If you can live with the earthy aroma, this is a light, effective scalp oil and I will likely reorder it, probably mixing in a drop of a scented carrier to take the edge off the smell.

This walnut oil comes in a dark brown glass bottle, which immediately makes me feel like more care was taken in making sure this product is nice quality. Plastic is known to leach into oils whereas glass preserves the oil's purity. I also like that this is cold-pressed, which again, helps retain the quality of the walnut oil. Upon closer look, I noticed the rim of the bottle does seem to be lined with some material - is it glass? is it plastic? I'm not sure. The dropper feels like decent quality. It screws on well without leaking. The oil is a very light yellow colour, like many oils. Smelling it, it is almost scentless, with a very subtle hard-to-place "oil" / "salad dressing" scent to it. Blindfolded I wouldn't guess it's walnut-scented - but then walnuts don't have a very strong scent usually either as far as I've noticed. It feels like quite a light oil, not very heavy or rich. I tried it on my skin and it did successfully moisturize my dry skin, so it looked and felt softer, smoother and less dry after use. I have to say I'm quite impressed! It works better than I thought it would! It does go on a bit shiny and takes a few minutes to absorb though. My skin seems to like this. I had no negative reactions - it just felt nice and nourishing. I always check the comedogenic rating of oils I put on my skin, especially on the face. My research tells me walnut oil has a low comedogenic rating of 2, just like jojoba oil. Both are lightweight. Compared to jojoba oil though, I feel walnut takes a little longer to absorb and soak up. The one consideration with walnut oil is that it has a shorter shelf like than oils like jojoba or olive oil, since walnuts are quite prone to going rancid (you'll know this if you eat walnuts regularly and have come across bitter rancid one). So just give it a sniff every once in a while to make sure it hasn't gone rancid and use it up as soon as you can. If it has gone off it may smell sharp, stale or metallic. Applying rancid / oxidized oil is inflammatory for skin, whereas the fresh walnut oil has omega 3 which soothes inflammation. For the best chance of keeping this fresh, store in the fridge. Do not use as a day oil under sunscreen since UV exposure accelerates the oil degradation on the skin.

This tomato seed oil is absolutely amazing. From the very first use, I was struck by how beautifully emollient it is — rich enough to feel nourishing, yet somehow still lightweight and silky on the skin. It absorbs smoothly without leaving any greasy residue, and my complexion looks instantly more radiant and refreshed. After a few days of consistent use, I noticed my skin feeling softer, more supple, and visibly healthier. The texture is luxurious, the scent is subtle and pleasant, and the overall experience feels like a high-end facial oil at a fraction of the price. I’m genuinely impressed and delighted with how well it performs. A true gem. I highly recommend it and it can be layered with any other serum if desired.

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