Product does not state "organic" on bottle or packaging
This is my first time using moringa oil. I find it to be a bit heavy (so will probably use it more in the Winter for an all over moisturizer). As another reviewer mentioned, it does smell like &#34;pizza spices&#34; - oregano specifically, which is a bit off-putting at first but does go away in a few minutes after application. I had bought it to help with my Summertime acne-prone skin, so I then tried to use it as a spot treatment. It didn't seem to help. It seemed to make my face oily. I did test it to see if it was real by placing it in the fridge and it did solidify, which is a good sign of it's authenticity. It states that it is organic in the title, but does not state it on the bottle or box packaging anywhere. This seems to be a growing trend on Amazon lately...products will state they are organic (specifically facial oils) and when you receive them, there is no certification on the product. Pretty misleading. I have used this on burns and a couple rashes and it worked quickly and effectively. I will try mixing this oil with jojoba this Winter for extra moisturizing, but really don't expect it to work to on my acne-prone skin. Meh!
Rating: 3 stars