Sea Buckthorn Berry Oil- pure Certified Organic, 1. 76-Ounces Bottle

it wasn't orginal. changed its colour after 2 months.

This stuff is VERY yellow and rubs off on your sheets and such, but it works. I eat mine, mostly, or mix it with a carrier oil and rub it on my scalp, and of COURSE I eat some some SBT SEED oil too, and use it on my face. I do not use this brand on my face, whether seed or berry, because for some reason it feels oilier, as though perhaps some other oil was added. The Sibu goes on my skin, and soaks in with no oily residue. I began using it to try to treat the demodex mite, but continue as it cured a strange bleeding problem I have. My Docs have no idea what causes my veins to spontaneously bleed and make blood blisters, and my skin to bleed from exfoliating. HOWEVER, Sea BUckthorn Berry Oil cures this problem. I am able to resume using ibuprofen and aspirin and other blood thinning pain relievers without massive blood blisters all over my arms. I have tried all the brands carried here at Amazon. I do not know if it is quality or a shipping problem, like overheating, that renders many brands ineffective. The only brands that arrive in effective working condition are: SIBU capsules, and this brand. I require a high dosage, about 200 drops per day or more. Thus, I cannot afford SIBU, and so I buy this brand. For my acne, which may or may not be caused by mites, I use Adovia dead sea mud soap, followed by tea tree oil which kills bacteria and mites so should help acne. I DO NOT use tea tree oil near my EYES, even though the mites are in my eye lashes, there I use the SIBU caps as I am not sure which SBT oil is supposed to kill the mites. Demodex: You may have this mite if: you are human. (by the age of 90, 100% have it. At 70, it was about 50%) you have gunk in your eyes when you wake. you lose any hair (all hair loss is most likely caused by this little bug--recently discovered by the makers of minoxidil...these mites THRIVE on minoxidil, they love hormones apparently. Thus the male pattern baldness! Do you think Trump will be angry when he finds out?) you have undiagnosed itchy things like bug bites in areas where dandruff could fall. you have acne. you have arthritis. you have blood blisters. you have rosacea. you have psoriasis. eczema. etc. etc. Your doctor says you have delusional parisite syndrome. HAH! These are the same bugs that cause one type of MANGE! (no, not sarcoptic so don't drink borax!) I did a few days of saturating my head with berry and seed oil mixed at 7-2 proportion fruit to seed, as I am immitating SIBU brand capsules formula as close as I can. I put it in my hair and cover with plastic every night, tho it is said you need only wait 10 minutes. I want the oil waiting for the new hatchlings. TO DIE!!!! Now I am putting a bit of the oil in my hair each day, and spraying Tea Tree Oil mixed with ethyl alcohol on my head at night when I feel the mites moving. (they are encamped in a small area on the back of my head now, having moved from the top where I lost some hair before I noticed them) I wash my face and body with SIbu BAR SOAP which lasts forever and is delightfully creamy, tonerish, leaves skin with pores tight and skin "dewy." Oil on face is too greasy, so I mix it with a lotion except at night. Good luck in the battle of the bugs and/or bumps!

I use this oil every night, usually mixed with Amla Oil and Castor Oil. I have porcelain colored skin, so the 2 drops of it stains my face and neck orange for several hours but the benefits are worth it. I also apply the same mixture into my hairline 3 times a week and leave it on overnight. My pillowcase has never been discolored and the results are impressive. At 74 years old, I only have fine lines on my face and I have noticed new hair growth where my bangs were starting to thin. I love the Berry oil and will continue to use it!!!

A few months ago, I went a little heavy on a Vitamin C serum and ended up with lots of chapped, red, sore patches on my face. Days went by and my skin did not seem to be healing very fast. Luckily, I had purchased this oil a few weeks prior because I had read that sea buckthorn berry oil had remarkable wound healing and generative properties. Although I had not intended to try out this oil for another few weeks, I decided to rearrange my testing schedule and mix a few drops of sea buckthorn berry oil into my moisturizer. About 5 minutes after applying, I noticed that the overexfoliated patches were tingling. I wasn't entirely sure what that meant, but I decided to go with it. When I woke, the red patches had almost completely disappeared. My skin was about 80% of the way back to normal! While this oil leave a slight orange tint to my skin, I will continue to use it because it does so much good for me.

I tried a cheaper brand with high ratings and it was a complete scam, had to return it. This brand is the real thing. Scent, color and taste is like none other. Love their commitment to sustainability and the quality of product. It lasts a long time so it's worth the money. It's very gentle on the skin and could be used daily if you wish. Turns my face super orange but the oil does not stain at all, the color goes away as it absorbs into the skin so best used at night. I didn't notice any particular effect or improvement on my skin, but it's a great oil to use as moisture barrier and hoping the antioxidants and omegas will work their magic in the long term

I thought I wouldn't mind. "as long as it's worth it"... right? Well... it pretty much isn't. Anything your skin touches will turn dark yellow/orange. If you put this all over your body, you literally have to cover all areas with clothing or you can sit anywhere. If you go to bed with this stuff on, your sheets/bedding will be permanently stained dark yellow. Because of this, I simply could not continue to apply this oil regularly. It's almost completely debilitating. Therefore, it's hard for me to speak to the quality/benefit of what the oil is supposed to provide. And that's a shame, because I was anxious to try the rich berry version of sea buckthorn oil.