Get ready to get greased up, 'cause we're talking OIL today.
I love using oils in my skin and hair care, and one of the kings of oils these days is Argan oil. I was given the opportunity to try UNi 100% Organic Pure Moroccan Argan Oil, and I put it through its paces.
I know I've been around the beauty block a few times, but I often feel like a newbie with all of the constant breakthroughs and plethora of products out there. So, I can really appreciate it when a product lists - right on the label - how the product is best used.
Even on this little bottle, they found room for all that info, plus the ingredients and their 5-Star Promise. To me, that's thinking about the customer.
Application is easy with the dropper - though be careful, it doesn't always stay in the dropper! The oil itself is fairly clear, and with no discernible smell. As far as absorption rate, I find it's middle of the road for oils. Castor takes for-ever, and jojoba is fairly quick.
As someone who changes their nail polish just about every day, I frequently use oil to keep my cuticles from drying out. This oil does that wonderfully. I also liked mixing a few drops of the oil with some hand lotion to make it easier to spread up my arms, on my rough elbows, and anywhere else! I also like making my own blends of oils, and argan oil plays a big part in those.
I even used some of the UNi 100% Organic Pure Moroccan Argan Oil on my hair. My hair just sucked it up! But be careful, because it's easy to put too much on, and it can look greasy. The second time I applied it to wet hair, I stuck mostly to the ends, and that worked for me.
You know I love a product when I do a matching mani! I was inspired by the ombre yellow to orange effect on the label. I used OPI Oy-Another Polish Joke and Sally Hansen Triple Shine Play Koi to mimic the effect.
If you'd like more information about UNi 100% Organic Pure Moroccan Argan Oil, you can find them on Facebook, Amazon.com and their website.
I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.
