OILS ! OILS ! OILS !
PROMO : almond OIL from RM 27 !!! cold pressed and unrefined. can be mixed into your face or body lotion. hand creams. hair conditioner ...
anti oxidant, softening, cleansing ....TRY IT AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE !!
Trial sizes available for :
In 8ml
Jojoba Gold oil
Passionfruit seed oil
Argan oil
Kukui Nut oil
Papaya seed oil
Red raspberry oil
Black seed oil
Blueberry seed oil
Calendula infused oil
Carrot seed oil
Brocolli seed oil
In 15ml
Avocado oil
Hemp seed oil
Macadamia Seed oil
Olive oil
Pumpkin seed oil
Rice bran oil
Sesame seed oil
Shea nut oil
Almond oil
Evening primrose oil
Neem seed oil
Perilla oil
Aloe oil
Apricot kernel oil
Camellia seed oil
Sunflower seed oil
Almond Oil Source :
USA
Benefits :
Rich in Vitamin E which is a known anti-oxidant
Softening and soothing to the skin
Light and easily absorbed
Suitable for massage
All skin types ,
especially ezcema, irritated dry skin
Usage :
Add a few drops into your daily skin care for a natural glow
Some people use it to treat dark eye circles
Make your DIY facial scrub by mixing sugar and almond oil, safe to use even on lips
Use it for minor infections, wounds and burns
Press onto your face on its own, without mixing with other creams/gels.
To reduce dark circles under eyes, apply equal measure of honey and almond oil.
Reviews :
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fazli
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About fazli
Age:
25-29
Skin:
Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair:
Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes:
Hazel
Left on 7/1/2012
Great for dandruff and a nice moisturizer.
I have used it for my and my boyfriend's hair. He had quite of dandruff and oily hair. After a massage into hair scalp and overnight stay it was free of dandruff, non-oily and soft.
Gave nice appearance to my hair as well, though I usually do not have problems with it.
I heard it is great for hair-loss but can't say anything for that. That's supposed to be its main purpose though...
yfashion
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About yfashion
Age:
19-24
Skin:
Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair:
Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes:
Brown
Left on 3/28/2012
Almond oil is amazing. It has cleared up my skin incredibly. It leaves my face smooth, glowing, and clear. I adore it.
I use it every morning--just a few drops.
Love. Love. Love. The perfect moisturizer.
veuveamiot
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About veuveamiot
Age:
44-55
Skin:
Other, Olive, Not Sure
Hair:
Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes:
Green
Left on 5/27/2011
Almond oil is a multi-tasking product in my household: I use it to moisturize (especially legs and dry elbows drink this stuff up),
to clean makeup off my face, as a hair treatment or to add to my bath water. While it works great as a moisturizer for legs and
the like, I've found it doesn't do as well on cuticles and existing callouses; it seems to harden them. I haven't had any trouble with
sensitivities or adverse reactions.
Price :
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Pure Jojoba Oil Source :
USA
Ingredients :
Pure Jojoba oil from the bean
Characteristics :
Deep cleanses blocked pores
Non greasy
Suitable for oily skin and normal skin
Reduces oil (sebum) production
Can be used on hair/ body/ face
Very similiar in composition to human sebum
Usage :
Add a few drops of jojoba oil to your night facial moisturizer.
After shower, body moisturizer
as make up remover, even for eye
Lip balm
Cuticle treatment
Add a few drops to your conditioner after shampooing
Press onto your face, without mixing with other creams/gels.
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deamber
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About deamber
Age:
19-24
Skin:
Oily, Tan, Not Sure
Hair:
Blond, Curly, Other
Eyes:
Grey
Left on 5/23/2012
This is an amazing product, it takes off waterproof mascara like nothing! I seriously just get a cotton ball and
leave it on my eyelid for a couple seconds and gently dab around and its off! I used this on my Organix hair renewal deep conditioner,
I just put in a few drops and it worked like a charm! My hair felt moisterized and frizz free! I also put some on my hair before I blow dry it straight.
My foundation (Maybelline Dream Matte Mouse) has read full review
DuchessofGrapes
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About DuchessofGrapes
Age:
25-29
Skin:
Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair:
Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes:
Brown
Left on 3/19/2012
Love this oil! I use jojoba oil is so much of my homemade skincare. My scalp exfoliant, lip balm, t-zone serum, spot treatment and day cream.
I have pretty dry skin, but I'm very prone to breakouts along my jawline if I don't regularly exfoliate and stay away from milk.
I love how light it is and how well it soaks in. It's something that I will always keep on hand for all my homemade concoctions.
It's also great as a moisturizer on it's own.
Price :
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Avocado OilSource :
France
Characteristics :
High in essential fatty acids and omega 3.
Highly effective protector from UV rays.
Rich and thick green colored oil
Suited to sun damaged or to prevent sun damage skin
Collagen boosting
Suitable for dehydrated, ezcema skin
Usage :
Add 1 -2 drops to your moisturizer
Or Press onto your face, without mixing with other creams/gels.
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MAO
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About MAO
Age:
30-35
Skin:
Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair:
Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes:
Hazel
Left on 7/18/2012
LOVE!!! My skin loves this oil. I've been having a really bad outbreak of eczema on my scalp around the hairline and
just bad dandruff all over this past month. None of my other oils could ever make my eczema spots disappear.
Two nights ago I tried camellia oil on the rash and it did nothing. It was still red, dry, and flaky in the morning.
Last night I applied the avocado oil and this morning there is NO trace of the rash! My hair doesn't even look oily.
I should also note I applied the oil after my shower last night and my skin is silky and smooth this morning,
even on the one rashy/bumpy spot on my tricep. Also used on my face, and did not give me any new breakouts. (MAO, 7/18/2012) <<
kimorris
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About kimorris
Age:
25-29
Skin:
Dry, Medium, Cool
Hair:
Brunette, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes:
Brown
Left on 4/19/2012
I have tried a few oils and so far have found that avocado is one of the best oils for my dry skin and much more moisturising than jojoba,
olive, hemp, macadamia and almond oil. For my face, I use the avocado oil undiluted. As it's a thick oil,
I dilute this down with a lighter oil if I'm using it on my body to help it spread more easily, such grapeseed oil or macadamia if I need extra moisturising -
whatever I've got on hand really. My skin is so much softer, moisturised, plumper and more radiant since using this.
The oil is green in colour and has an obvious avocado scent. I love avocados, but I'm not too keen on the scent that close to my face,
but it doesn't bother me enough to do anything about it. I really appreciated this oil when I was on the Obagi system and
it is also good when using with Retin A. Best of all, this is cheap and completely natural.
I buy mine organic and cold pressed from the grocery aisle. (kimorris, 4/19/2012) <<
Snowblind
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About Snowblind
Age:
25-29
Skin:
Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair:
Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes:
Other
Left on 4/11/2012
I have rosacea so I have always been looking for the simple and natural ways to take care of my skin.
Cosmetics bought from the store always seemed to only do harm by clogging the pores, drying the skin and
making my face red like never before. Unfortunately natural options weren't that much better.
I've tried every oil you can imagine starting from olive oil and ending with the more exotic Argan and rosehip oil.
The latter two were the only ones that my skin agreed with but I didn't find them very moisturising.
My face felt dry in the mornings and the lines under my eyes kept multiplying the 6 months I kept up with them two.
In fact my friend started to use rosehip oil and I've seen her wrinkles get noticeably worse :-/
Since I had the same experience I decided to only use it on scars, which it's good at fading.
Argan oil alone didn't seem to sink into my skin for some reason. I was ready to go back to real cosmetics since the natural options didn't seem to do any good.
I was pretty much done with all the hype around natural oils to be honest.
(Everyone raves about coconut oil, yet it is the most drying and damaging thing I have ever put on my skin!)
But as I was eating my avocados I decided to google avocado oil and see if people have used it on their faces.
Turned out a lot of people had used it so I decided to give natural options one more chance. I'm glad I did.
This is the only thing that has ever moisturised my dry skin. It's a miracle for me!
No matter what I have used, they either sit on top of the skin causing pimples or are so light that they do absolutely nothing.
My skin has always suffered from dryness and I got those dry lines all over my eyes although I'm only 27yo and a male.
None of my friends have those kind of lines at this age. For the first time my skin is moisturised..
I use this at night and wake up with a soothed skin. I use it on my lips aswell and feel like Lana Del Rey when I wake up.
My lips are that plump! And what's more bizarre is that this works like magic for under eye area.
I didn't know it was even possible for eye wrinkles to go away. The lines are still there when I look really closely but this oil has made them less deep.
All in all I'm extremely happy with avocado oil. So happy that I was thinking about not writing this review since I want to keep it as my beauty secret haha!
Several web pages cite studies about avocado oil increasing the amount of collagen in skin etc.
Don't know about that since I feel like there are ridiculous amounts of hype around oils that do no good (i.e. Coconut oil).
But it is an excellent moisturiser for dry skin and it's enough for me. No clogged pores even, just extremely soft and supple skin.
I've even started to use it as a body lotion. It's funny really, I've tried every exotic little oil yet the answer was my favourite fruit I eat almost every day.
I guess it's all about trial and error with natural oils. A lot of people here seem to love jojoba, some argan and some rosehip even.
I thought people were raving about oils just for the sake of it but avocados made me a convert.
Now I know it's just a matter of finding the right oil for one's skin type.
Avocado oil is great for people with dry skin like me. (Snowblind, 4/11/2012) <<
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Hazelnut OilSource :
USA
Characteristics :
Light oil
Antibacterial & tighten pores
Helps reduce seriousness of acne
Helps cell regeneration
Can be used as sunscreen
Suitable for oily skin and balanced/normal skin
'Hazelnut oil is considered valuable in giving facial and body massages. It has a high content of essential fatty acids like linoleic acid.
Hazelnut oil has a very light, pleasing sweet aroma, which is also somewhat nutty. It is a highly unsaturated vegetable oil that boasts of its fine texture.
Hazelnut oil, the botanical name of which is Corylus avellana, is easily absorbable and therefore penetrates fastly into the skin.
Hazelnut oil has proved to be very effective in tightening the skin, thereby acting as a superb toner for the skin.
It also aids in the regeneration of cells and strengthening of capillaries. Hazelnut oil massage is quite effective in protecting children from the clutches of respiratory disorders.
Apart from therapeutic properties, the oil is known for its moisturizing qualities as well.
Hazelnut oil provides numerous health benefits for which it is being increasingly preferred in the preparation of carrier oil blend.
The best part about using this carrier oil is that, it does not leave an oily feel behind. The oil is also known to efficiently play the role of an astringent.
For acne prone skin, it is of utmost importance.
Hazelnut oil provides soothing and relaxing effects to the skin, thus it is extensively brought to use for the purpose of spa massage.
It also has the ability to filter the rays of sun and it is owing to this reason that it is over and over again used in the making of sun care products.
The oil is often used as an additional ingredient in the preparation of creams, soaps, lotions and hair care products.''
Usage :
Add a drop to your moisturizer
Use 1 drop or 2 drops and apply on moist skin
Press onto your face, without mixing with other creams/gels.
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MbMinx
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About MbMinx
Age:
36-43
Skin:
Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair:
Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes:
Green
Left on 4/25/2012
I love hazelnut oil! I use this primarily as a moisturizer on damp skin. I spread a couple of drops over my face to seal in the moisture and I'm done. It soaks in very well. Since it is slightly astringent, it doesn't contribute any additional oiliness. After a minute or two, my skin feels soft and velvety. I've also added this to my cleansing oil mixture at times. The results are good. I just like this too much on it's own to "waste" is as a cleanser. I highly recommend this oil to anyone with combination to somewhat oily skin who might be interested in trying oils. It's not as drying as grapeseed oil, but it's not as "oily" as some of the other oils. (MbMinx, 4/25/2012) <<
Just thougth I would mention that hazelnut oil is the main ingredient in Clarins Lotus oil. This treatment helps normalize oily/combo skin.
Check out the price of the Clarins and you I am sure you paid a lot less.
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Walnut Oil Ingredients :
Walnut oil
Source :
USA
Characteristics :
Very rich, suited to matured skin
Or for ALL AGES, on the body. Esp. crack heels or hands. Your hands will look 'younger'.
Usage :
1 or 2 drops mixed with your daily moisturizer or on its own
Massage into skin directly
Pressed into face, alone, without mixing with other creams/gels
Price
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Evening Primrose Oil Ingredients :
Evening primrose oil
Source :
Australia
Characteristics :
Rich source of essential fatty acids to maintain health of entire body.
Suited to eczema, psoriasis and acne skin
Reduce dryness of skin / hair
Controls oil production
Usage :
Mix 1 or 2 drops with your shampoo
Or 2 -3 drops for the entire face or problem areas.
Press onto your face, without mixing with other creams/gels.
Price :
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More oils to come.... keep track of this =)
If you are interested in any oils that are not listed here, let me know and if I have it I will quote you.
It is impossible to list down all uses and benefits of oils in this post. Therefore feel free to ask ! =) I ll b more than glad to answer to questions.
Thank you
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