NOW Solutions, E-Oil 23,000 IU, Skin Rejuvenation & Moisturizer, 1 fl. oz

Vitamin E is a great oil. I personally use it in a homemade lotion that I make. I think it is a great supplement for skin. I like to put the oils I use to rub on topically in roller bottles. I dilute them 1:1 when I put them in the bottle. It is then easy to pick up the roller bottle and use without having to go through the hassle of diluting it each time I use it. It also keeps the oils off my fingers so I am less likely to rub my eyes and get essential oils in them. I love to have them diffusing throughout my house and I think they make a world of difference when I have a cold and diffuse them in my room at night. So what’s the deal with the FDA and essential oils? The FDA regulates products by their intended use; Cosmetic, drug, both cosmetic and drug, or other like laundry soap. How does the FDA determine a products intended use? By the marketing claims made in the labeling, advertising, and websites regarding those products. So what is the difference in how a product is classified? If the product is intended only to cleanse the body, make the person more attractive, or make them smell better it is a cosmetic. Cosmetics do not have to have FDA approval before they go on the market. The FDA will however take action if they have reliable information showing that it is unsafe for consumers. If the product is intended for a therapeutic use such as treating or preventing a disease then it is a drug. If it is classified as a drug it must meet strict safety guidelines as well as have ample research done to prove that it treats or prevents what it claims to treat or prevent before being placed on the market. [...] So why is this effecting essential oils? Currently essential oils are classified as cosmetic which means companies do not need FDA approval to market and sell their product. So why not market essential oils as drugs and have the FDA start regulating them? It take around 12 years and costs drug companies millions in product research and testing to get a newly developed drug approved by the FDA.[...] If you think the price of essential oils is expensive now the price would sky rocket if essential oil companies had to pay to go through the process of acquiring FDA approval prior to marking their product. So what does that mean for us as essential oil consumers? I personally love essential oils and am in no way ready to give them up or pay triple the price for them. It does mean however that we as consumers need to use them responsibly. Just as a medical doctor would never prescribe a patient a medication without knowing from experience or looking up the medication dose and route in a PDR. You should never use an essential oil for a supplement in your health maintenance without first looking up the dose and route in which it should be used. It is also important to know what contraindication or when you should avoid specific oils. I know that looking up information on essential oils can be hard to find especially with the FDA looking into essential oil companies. That is forcing the removal of all information regarding the therapeutic properties of essential oils. I personally have a book that I use to look up the dose and route as well as which oils to avoid based on my state of health. I know there are several books and websites out there with this information if you are using essential oils please take the time to look them up and use them responsibly.

This stuff will ERASE wrinkles. Just be careful if your pores get clogged easily. I wish I could just take a bath in this stuff. Put it on after a shower you will be reborn.

I use this topically on my and my kids' skin. I use it for minor cuts, rashes, and irritated skin. I mixed it with some coconut oil and lavendar EO for use on ezcema. I use a drop on my children's bums when they start to get a little diaper irritation. I use cloth diapers, and so far this oil has not interfered with absorbency, but keep in mind that I'm not gobbing it on. Just one drop will spread and smear across a few squares inches of skin. I put one drop on my lips when they're chapped. I'm a lip biter, and this oil is just bitter enough to keep me from licking my lips. It's not bad, just not... delicious. Has staying power. The dropper works well. Been using it for quite a while and I've only gone through maybe 1/6 to 1/5 of the bottle. I use multiple drops per day. I've made up jars of homemade lotion with shea butter, coconut oil, almond oil, etc, and I put a whole dropperful of this E in also. I'm thinking about purchasing another to keep upstairs. Notice: This is not 100% vitamine E oil. It has this listed on the label: Ingredients: 100% Natural Vitamin E oil (as d-alpha tocopherol from vegetable oil) and extra virgin olive oil. Not a deal breaker, since I often mix it with a drop of lotion or oil in my palm anyway. I'm sure this makes it go farther. Just wanted to put it out there since I didn't remember reading that on the product description. I'm glad it still is all-natural though.

This E-oil has been a great addition to my nighttime routine. It goes on smoothly and absorbs better than I expected, leaving my skin soft without that sticky feeling some oils have. I’ve been using it around my cuticles and on dry spots, and it’s helps keep everything hydrated and healthy-looking. A little bit goes a long way and the oil is thick, I added a video to show, so the bottle should last a while.

I mixed this with several other oils to make my body oil and it blends well. When I take my pants off I'm not ashy/dry! Oh and there's a medicine like smell to this oil but when blended you barely notice. Oh and it's really really thick but again when blended with other oils you don't notice. BTW: I'm African American, if that matters.

Rancid. Awful smell. Smells like old rotting fish, color is dark amber. Oil blend is thick but pours fast from the dropper making it very messy to just get a couple drops. Other brands Ive tried have a much more minimal earthy green oil scent. This is gross.

My surgeon recommended vitamin E oil for help with post-surgery scarring. It is very thick, and feels very heavy and greasy when you first put it on; however, after a bit it does soak in, and leaves little to no greasy residue. I have noticed a significant difference in how soft my skin has become in the areas I have been applying it to, and it does seem to be helping with scarring (even some old ones I'm testing it on). In fact, I was so impressed with the results that I began adding a few drops to my morning/evening facial moisturizing routine just for good measure. This one will definitely be a repeat buy!

I rarely writes reviews. The only reason I bother with this one is because I used this product since 2012 and in that time the company seems to have changed the formula. This product has immensely helped as I have very dry skin and acne scarring it has helped a lot with both. Now I notice with the new product is still moisturizing but I don't see the improvement in my skin like before. I will continue using the product until I find something better. I provided the pictures so you can see for yourself. The one in the left is the new product and the one in the right is the older version. 1. It went from 32,000 IU to 23,000 IU 2. The word 100% Natural has been removed from the front and back of the new label. 3. The color of the new version seems darker. 4. The new formula has a more stronger smell of olive oil. The old formula scent wasn't as strong. 5. The product now seems more watery or runny. It is way more oilier. 6. If you noticed the product code it says v5 and I believe is version 5 from the original product.

Great product. Delivered on time

هو عيبه انه غالى شويتين بس بيقعد كتير ولازم يندمج مع كريم عشان يدى نتيجه حلوه وريحته عامله زى زيت السمك شويه بس بتروح على طول مش بتطول الريحه والاهم ان شركه ناو ممتازه فى كل حاجه

においも気にならず、良いものです。

Me fascina, mi piel y cabello han mejorado muchisimo, lo uso de muchas formas, es genial y rinde muchisimo.

It’s good for the skin, I’m using it with my moisturizer.