NOW Solutions, Organic Jojoba Oil, Moisturizing Multi-Purpose Oil for Face, Hair and Body, 4-Ounce

I use this oil to take off my my eye make up and works out great. Doesnt smell, great for dry skin!

First: I dont write 5 star reviews unless a product has really earned it. This is the softest nicest stuff Ive ever put on my head. I have been struggling with dandruff for a long time, and my doc says I have some level of eczema. This stuff might be a little on the pricey side but it is WORTH IT. My scalp and hair feel so wonderful after using this and letting it soak in a while before washing it out. So many other things leave an awful stinging feeling in my skin, even pure vitamin E oil (why do they have to add fragrance to everything????) but man my sister recommended this to me and yeah its just yummy.

I love this oil

I’m using this for skin tags. Put some on your shin tags, and within no time they will fall off.

This is my go to when I run out of my bulk supply! Very good substitute for my high quality oil I usually get.

I really enjoy this for eczema helps heal flair ups.

After years of having oily skin, I now find myself with dry, parched skin which is, of course, much worse in winter. Ive been experimenting with a lot of moisturizers, lotions, and oils to find one/some that will work in different weather/seasons, and I can say that jojoba oil is my go-to for cooler weather. I use a different product for the neck and eye areas, but use this liberally everywhere else. I wait a few minutes for it to seep in a bit before I put on foundation and it goes on flawlessly and looks great. (I do usually set it with a light dusting of powder, and sometimes a setting spray, but can easily skip that if pressed for time.) At the end of the day, my face isnt either greasy or chalky. It also doesnt clog my pores, inflame my skin, or cause breakouts. As a bonus, a little goes a long way, so it looks as if this 4-ounce bottle will be with me for awhile. I definitely recommend jojoba oil for the face. That said, this is definitely a YMMV situation since I cant say how it would work for someone with oily/combination skin, someone who is prone to breakouts, or in warm/humid weather*. But its certainly worth a try. (If it doesnt work on the face, its also a great body moisturizer so it wouldnt go to waste.) Now for my one complaint--not about the oil, but the bottle. The lid on my bottle is very loose. It doesnt stay tight, and it leaks. Ive quit using the pop top altogether and take the whole lid off when I use it. It must stay upright, and Id never be able to travel with it using the original container. There were no leakage problems when it was shipped, thankfully, but I noticed it right away when I started using it. Just something to be aware of. *Update: Since the initial review, Ive continued to use this throughout a hot, muggy summer and I continue to be pleased. It absorbs quickly and moisturizes my face without making it greasy-looking. No clogged pores or breakouts even in swampy weather.

like the smooth application, moisturize all day

Now that Ive used the oil for some time now, I thought Id provide a review. Note that I purchased the Sweet Almond Oil (NOW Foods), the Organic Jojoba Oil (NOW Foods) and KIS essential oils to create my own beard oil. I routinely found beard oils for sale from $10 to $30 for - generally - 1 to 3 ounces of oil. Thats nuts! I figured I could make my own, and several with differing scents. Oh, and I also purchased a set of glass eye dropper-style bottles to hold the oils. The Jojoba Oil is great, and with its moisturizing properties, I decided to combine an ounce of this with an ounce of the Jojoba Oil and a drop or two of an essential oil (the orange essential oil is my favorite). The Almond and Jojoba oils are carrier oils, thus they carry the essential oil in such a way as to keep the essential oil from irritating your skin (if otherwise applied by itself), and allows for moisturizing the skin for hours. Also, the beard oil was just about the right consistency for staying on the skin without running, not too greasy, and very easy to wash off. For a first cut at creating a beard oil, think Ill call this a win. Theres obviously no need to pay big money for something you can easily, and more inexpensively, make yourself.

I have been making homemade perfume and cologne the last few years for Christmas and this is the first time I have used jojoba oil as the carrier oil. I think it is what I will be using from now on. The scent is very mild and it feels great on the skin, not too oily or greasy. It has blended well with my mixtures and is working as I hoped it would. Check out my photos for a closer picture of the bottle and its label. Hope this helps.