Earth's Care Grapeseed Oil - Natural, Expeller Pressed, for Skin and Hair - Lightweight Body Oil for Dry Skin, Glass Bottle, 8 FL. OZ.

Just what I needed

I’ve been using it on my skin and it’s so moisturizing. Makes my skin feel so smooth, but doesn’t clog my pores because it’s somewhat lightweight. I like this brand.

I've been using this on my hair and face. My hair is much stronger I have tight curls. Now I only use a leave-in conditioner and a little bit of the grape seed oil. My girls have been lasting longer with no frizz. My pores on space have shrunk. I have no dry skin. You just need a little bit on your face. I purchased the product about a month ago and I still have half a bottle.

Good product

Love the lightness of the product in an herbal skin potion.

First, I have to admit that I ordered this product by accident. I was unclear that Earth's Care grapeseed oil is intended for external use only. I have been using grapeseed oil regularly for the past few years in the kitchen, but had never considered using it on my skin. So, I have to admit, too, that it will be helpful to use externally, especially in the summer, when my skin tends to dry out in places. Nevertheless, since the the producer claims that oil is expeller pressed without the use of toxic solvents such as hexane, it should be fine for cooking, too, especially since it is fairly high in omega-6 fatty acids.

This has no scent or color. It makes an excellent carrier oil for essential oils. I like it for massage oil and homemade suntan oil. It keeps the skin very soft and supple and it's quite easy to spread around and it will linger a bit before soaking in.I have used it on my face. It's nice enough if I am out in the sun, but aside from that it a bit heavy for me. Some people use it to soothe acne but that's not a problem for me. I mainly use it on my elbows and rough patches - it will heal them up as quickly as anything I have tried.

This is not the kind of grape seed oil you buy at the grocery store. This is for external use only. I think it works well as a skin moisturizer but I'll be using it as an emollient in my hand made soaps. I think it's very good quality, just don't cook with it or eat it.