Radha Argan Oil Review

Well folks it's officially allergy season here. We had one day that was a high of 85 degrees! The temp dropped really fast, and the wind was super crazy! I got a migraine, and was a sneezing mess. 

I got out Radha Argan Oil, and added 10 drops of each essential oil: Peppermint, Lavender, and Lemon. Then I rubbed it in my temples and the back of my neck. It was like a weight was off my sinuses.

Not only does it help my skin, my hair, but it also helps with my allergy headaches.

Cost: $49.95 - On Sale For $15.89.

About:

• One Ingredient - 100% Pure Argan Oil - No Fillers. There really isn't a smell at all. You can mix essential oils with it to give it a scent if you'd like. 

• The Highest Quality of Moroccan Argan Oil Found Anywhere - This is a 4 ounce bottle of goodness.

• Moisturizer and Heals Dry Skin and Hair - It naturally freshens, hydrates and softens dry skin, it also repairs and beautifies hair, from roots to split-ends and improves scalp health. It keeps fly away hairs down.

• High Quality Dropper - Comes with a QUALITY DROPPER for dispensing. I take the cap off and throw it away, and keep the dropper in it.  

• Free EBook -  That goes over the uses & benefits.

• Cold Pressed Virgin Oil - It being cold pressed ensures the best quality, highest-grade oil. It's unscented, lightweight & pure for the ultimate healthy glow.

• Certified Organic - Not only are they certified organic, but they are also not tested on animals. 

• Imported From Morocco and Bottled in the USA

Radha also has Fractionated Coconut Oil to try out! 

 

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UNi 100% Organic Pure Moroccan Argan Oil 2oz Review

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.

I really love putting oil on my skin over lotion. It's great to help maintain frizzy hair as well. I just think it works better than lotions and conditioners.

Recently I got UNi 100% Organic Pure Moroccan Argan Oil 2oz to Review.

I really love that this oil can be used on hair, and skin. Some oils are one or the other.

 

Ingredients in UNi Argan Oil:

I like when companies do not have a ton of ingredients in their products. I feel this way about products I put on my skin, hair, food and drink products. 

• It's 100% pure organic.
• It's made from Moroccan Argan Trees.
• It is cold pressed and unroasted. 
• It comes rich in Vitamin E.  

 

 

About UNi Argan Oil

• It has a scent, but it's not strong. So many people are sensitive to scents, so I am happy it's not strong.
• It helps hydrate, protect and restore elasticity to all hair types. As I've aged my hair has gotten frizzy. I think UNi Argan Oil helps maintain that quality of my hair I don't like. It helps to apply it when your hair is clean, and damp. If you use for your hair, you don't need to use conditioner. This is a leave in conditioner.
• Large concentration of fatty acids and antioxidants restore the appearance of dull skin, hair, body, scalp, cracking and peeling of nails. I've been using this on Mica's dry chin, and it seems to be helping. I also have a dry forehead, and have been using it for that.
• It's non greasy. 
• It goes on smooth. 
• A little goes a long way.
• It's really easy to apply. Even my 8 year old Mica had no problems applying it.

The Manufacturing of UNi Argan Oil: 

It's manufactured in the Kingdom of Monrocco and packaged in the USA. The manufactured date is printed on every bottle with a shelf life of 36 months. UNi Argan Oil are manufactured and bottled throughout the year to ensure freshness and quality. UNi Argan Oil comes in a beautiful smooth dark glass bottle with easy access dropper.

Where to get it?

UNi Argan Oil is sold on Amazon. The original price was $35.99 and it's marked down all the way to $13.95! What a steel for something so pure and wonderful.

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Organic Morocco Argan Oil Hair Treatment Mask Review

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.
I've fallen in love with oils on my skin and on my hair. It just works better than most conditioners and lotions.

I recently got Organic Morocco Argan Oil Hair Treatment Mask to review. I've used Argan Oil on my skin, but never my hair. It really feels nice! My hair feels smooth and not oily when I'm done using it.

I have to be honest when I say that I was expecting my product to come in the same condition as the photo on Amazon. There was no seal. Oil leaked around the edges. I think it certainly needs a seal. It looked more like this:

Some of the oil was in the packaging. Yuck!

Once I cleaned it up it did have a better appearance.

If this were a food I would have never used the product. Since it went in my hair I did use it.

I've used it 5 times, and love it! It does make my hair feel like what's pictured below. I don't even have to use conditioner. Organic Morocco Argan Oil Hair Treatment just leaves my hair feeling healthy.

Highest Quality Natural Ingredients Include: 

• Certified Organic Argan Oil 
• Organic Aloe Juice
• Organic Castor Oil
• Pro-Vitamin B5
• Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein
• Organic Coconut Oil
• Organic Meadowfoam Oil

Directions:  

• After shampooing, apply a generous amount of Morocco Aragn Oil Restorative Mask to wet hair and comb it through from the roots to the hair ends. 
• Let it sit for 5-15 minutes. I let it sit for 10 minutes. Then rinse it. 
• It can be used daily. I've used it every other day. 

I do love the idea of supporting fair trades and artist made products.

Disclaimer: The opinions on the post are my personal take on the product. This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. I was under no obligation to review it if I so chose. Nor was I under any obligation to write a positive review.
 

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.