NOW Foods Grapeseed Oil 16 fl oz Liq

I have coloured relaxed that was breaking . I was attracted to the product because of the price. I bought it Jan 2020 and now I am back at the hairdresser in Feb 2020 and she said whatever I am doing ...dont stop. It is growing .It doesnt look brittle. And it feel softer. I put it in my deep conditioner and d c for 30 mins It totally repairs your hair The middle of hair is growing and feel moisturized. When this is finished I am going to try Sweet Almond.

I use this as a facial moisturizer. 1-2 drops on a cotton ball to apply. It works great. It is not oily. I have no breakouts like with my other moisturizer. Every once in a while I'll wear foundation and blush and it work well with this. I do not take this size when I travel. I have a smaller size to use then. This one would leak.

This is the only thing i use for hair conditioner. I have very long medium curly hair. Just a drop into my hair after washing and hair feel silky and untangle when dry. And no fizz! Just love it. Wish i had found it earlier in my life would have save tons of money. One bottle will last a year.

Even though this Grape Seed oil keeps hands soft , it tastes great on a salad , sizzles around fried food without smoking, and replaces cooking oil in recipes comfortably. An all around healthy option oil mixed in luscious pancake batter, baking powder biscuits or other quick breads. My grocery doesn't offer a pure Grape Seed oil product, so I appreciate Swanson Vitamins Co. providing it's customers, yet again, with great choices.

I picked this up at our local mall's GNC, with the intent of using it on our cats. Oil kills fleas. I had been using coconut oil, but that stuff sticks and the cats became an oily mess. I had read people have used this on their hair as a conditioner, so I figured it wouldn't be too much of an issue in cat fur. Almond oil didn't work - it was just as thick as coconut oil, and there are misgivings about almond toxicity and cats, anyway. I couldn't find anything bad about grapeseed oil, people have even orally given it to their cats. Anyway, I've stuck to just around their necks, down their spine to the base of their tail, and behind their ears. I've done it to just one so far, and honestly? After she's been cleaning herself for a few minutes? Fur is not NEARLY as oily as anything else. Here's to hoping!