Now Solutions - skinoasis review for Grapeseed Oil

What i did not about it : -texture : grapeseed oil is claimed to be a lightweight oil that won’t clog your pores but for me it was just as greasy as any other oils in the market . Some even recommend this to those with oily or acne prone skin . However , I would still say that it depends on the person’s skin and what they like . This oil is lightweight in a sense that it’s not very thick and it’s quite flowy. Texture wise it’s still very oily and it doesn’t absorb fully into the skin , kinda just sits on top of the skin yet i feel it’s not thick enough to create a good barrier to prevent moisture loss( unlike vaseline). Easily rubs off onto clothing and surfaces . -packaging : it is transparent so it might get oxidized by sunlight (?) Best stored in dark place just to be safe. It gets messy every time i dispense the oil, sometimes it gets on surfaces and makes it sticky . quite a bit of the oil still remains on the dispenser even after i close it. Maybe something like a pump might be better ? And it gets sticky around the dispenser too. - effectiveness : it’s a very basic oil and it doesn’t do anything much for my skin except to make it oily and moisturized . It doesn’t have any special benefits like antioxidant protection etc . And even if it does have any beneficial properties , it’s not very significant. It has no preservatives which is good but i’m not sure how the product stays bacteria- free ? Would i repurchase ? No , not at all. It’s just grapeseed oil , doesn’t do much for the skin. Would i recommend ? If your looking for an oil that doesn’t have any fancy ingredients in it , this is a good starter . A little goes a long way and it can last you quite some time . But it didn’t do any miracles or improve my skin much. Some people do like it very much. P.S used this on my oily scalp before washing and it gave me some breakouts and clogged pores, not ideal for oily scalp types i guess. Use with caution according to your skin type