For light duty needs, a temporary fix UPDATE for beard use
I like Jack Black products, I use and like their lip balm for example.<br /><br />I had some specific uses in mind for this product when I saw it come up in Vine. Recently I began bleaching the dye out of my hair to go natural rather than let it grow out; I've been using argan oil very happily as a moisturizing treatment. I thought the Jack Black Epic Moisture would be a great comparison item against the argan, but it hasn't been. Sure, it temporarily smooths your hair. It makes the ends stick together a little bit after you use a flat iron. But as soon as I wash my hair, it feels the same as it did before. The oil isn't imparting any lasting benefit to my hair. I have thick, curly hair for the record.<br /><br />Yes, it makes my hands and elbows smooth(er) temporarily. But I have to keep applying it. As a moisturizer for my face and neck, it just seemed to do light duty. I need more than light duty, especially for the severe winter weather we are having. On the plus side this did not aggravate my rosacea and didn't cause any zits to form.<br /><br />They suggest a use for a beard conditioner/softener; I'd never thought of that use but have to wonder if a man would enjoy this fragrance lingering near his nose/mouth throughout the day.<br /><br />This SMELLS great. The temporary effects it gives are nice, if you are looking for that. It's not what I needed and I wouldn't buy it, but I know there are a lot of men and women who need just this light kind of oil and would find it beneficial. It's a nice quality product, as I've found most Jack Black products to be, but if you have heavy-duty moisture needs this one won't be what you want.<br /><br />UPDATE: My husband decided to grow out a goatee, and he's using this oil on his facial hair twice a day. It's helped soften the hair so that it's not rough and stabby.
Rating: 4 stars