Life-FloOil, Pure Apricot, 16 Ounce

amazing!! wow. I use it in DIY body creams/handcreams... i also use as an oil to put in my dry hair. just fabulous and you can actually feel the hydrating effect.

I bought this oil after using their avocado oil. Life-Flo is a great brand. I've never had issues with any of their products. This oil is food grade, cold pressed. It is a lighter weight than their avocado oil, but it works just as well. I use this on my son who is two to help his skin retain moisture (he has severe eczema). I put a cap full in his bath and apply it all over after his bath while he is still damp. His skin is soft and his eczema spots are softer, not as rough, but I still have to apply a layer of Vaseline to his rough patches to keep him from scratching and to keep his spots super moisturized. I use it on his scalp also once a week. I massage it through his hair and let it soak in while he's playing in the tub and I follow it put by shampooing his hair like normal. It absorbs quickly, and I do apply it throughout the day when I change his diaper. It doesn't have a scent to it really, which is a plus since I have to be careful with perfumes with him. It does make your tub slippery if you add it to your bath water, I always clean the tub after his bath to be on the safe side. We usually go through a 12 oz bottle every six months so it lasts a while compared to a gel baby oil (we go through one of them a month if we use it). A little bit goes a long way. This oil used in conjunction with Vaseline and his prescription meds helps keeps his eczema in check, and I have discovered that we are using his prescription med less since we swapped over to this oil. For us this oil is more effective than coconut, avocado, baby oil, ceteaphil, or aveeno. If it's for eczema we have tried it. He's had eczema since he was 3 months old and I feel like we finally found a product that I know is safe to use, it's all natural, no chemicals, and it's within budget.

Excellent so far.

I purchased this apricot oil specifically to use for salt scrubs I make with essential oils for use on hands or during a shower or bath. Apricot oil is one of my favorites to use in them because it isn't super thick and greasy and leaves just the right amount of moisture after you dry yourself off after using it in a scrub. Additionally, it also makes a great massage oil. Not a lot of fragrance to it and it works in nice without you having to wash your hands after use. Love it!

This stuff is awesome! :)