Goodness Certified Organic Chia Seed Oil Review

I guess I filled in a free sample thing online because I received this baby in the mail much to my surprise. It comes in a lavender coloured box and is really quite generous to be a freebie. It's full size I would think comparing size to other oils in the range.

It is a glass brown bottle with a dropper to make it convenient for usage. I find that the dropper means that I don't have to worry about spillage nor wastage. It gives the perfect amount every sing time. The oil itself is oil colour and has no prominent smell to it. It's very thick but I would expect that from an oily product.

I love that it has organic Chia Seel in it because I have found alot of benefits from chia seeds. I consistently have them in my cooking and to aid my weight loss journey so I can only imagine the goodness it has for the skin.

I use four drops of this for my face and use it as my night routine. I prefer not to use it in the morning because I have quite an oily T zone so to put more oil on doesn't make sense. I massage it in to all areas of my face and let it to sink in which it does quite well.

I also use this on my nail cuticles to give them some pep in their step especially during the summer when my cuticles have the tendency to peel and split. My skin is super soft and plump and my cuticles are healthier than ever at this time of year. I love this stuff and it is actually well named....Goodness because it really is goodness in a bottle.

I was sent this as part of a giveaway. I think it was a magazine that was giving out about 2000 of these. When I signed up, I was just thinking it would be a little sample but I was lucky enough to get the full 20ml bottle size.

This comes in a standard oil bottle with the dropper in it so you can easily get the small amount that you need out without waste. The bottle is made of dark glass and with the silver lid and purple packaging, I think it looks really appealing and more expensive than what it actually is.

I love facial oils but my experience so far has only been with jojoba and rosehip oils. Chia seed oil to me is a much lighter version of oil. I find this sinks into my skin very quickly and although it does feel hydrating, it isn't as hydrating as the other oils I have used. I do have very dry skin so I prefer the more hydrating options but it is nice to be able to apply this and then not have to wait a long time before applying moisteriser and makeup. I would imagine this would be the perfect oil for more normal and oily skin types as I think those skin types would benefit much more from the lighter hydration.

I personally like to use 5 drops of this. I find this covers my face and neck pretty adequately without being overly greasy. I've been using this for a couple of months and have used just over half the bottle up with just applying this once a day in the morning. Even though this is only a small bottle, it will last a long time so I feel like it's good value for money.

I probably won't specifically go out and buy this once I'm done but I would use it again if it was in a beauty box or giveaway. But that really is because of my dry skin, not because I think it's a bad oil so I would recommend it to a friend who didn't share my skin type.

Warehouse had a clearance of this oil . Checked the expiry date on it, Was sweet so I decided to make the purchase. I remember this oil coming out last year or the year before and it definately took everyone's interest away from the rosehip oil. My skin is dry especially around my nose area. I'm constantly searching for great hydration.

The bottle it comes in this deep brown shaded glass. Feel like good quality. Labelling is clear easy to read. The consistency of the oil is quite light. It doesn't seem to have any scent in it.

When I apply this I like to cleanse and tone beforehand. I use serum on its own as a night treatment to see if I could see any changes solely on its own on my skin.

I've been using this religiously every night for the last few weeks. I was disappointed with it. It was far too light for my dessert dry skin. It didn't do anything to treat my dry skin on my nose. I also gave it a try mixed in with my foundation and it did an ok job. I havent noticed any difference to the pigmentation on my skin either.

The positives for me is that it's priced affordably for anyone to buy. I think it could be even cheaper. I still love rosehip oil. This one doesn't come close to it. I wanted to love it like everyone before me but it didn't work. I wont be repurchasing it.

This oil is delightful. Since it's birth I've used several bottles, I'm on my 6th bottle. That's how much I love it! The bottle is a frosted dark brown glass bottle, and if it didn’t have a label it would look quite old, and like it belonged in an alchemist lab. Inside the bottle attached to the lid is a squeezey nipple, if you will, and it sucks the light gold oil into the pipette for easy access.

The oil doesn’t have a smell that I’ve noticed, and I find that 3 to 4 drops of it’s magical goodness is enough for my face. It’s lightweight, which is great as I find it absorbs really quickly and well. It doesn’t feel greasy and it makes my skin really feel moisturized.

I feel like this oil helps keep my skin clear, through some sort of sorcery. Though I still get the occasional breakout, I know it’s not caused by this oil. If anything, this oil helps clear it up faster and helps with the scarring. It’s a really great product and I’ll continue to buy it for a long time, I think!

Before this product, I had been using Trilogy's Rosehip oil and had gone through 3 of them.

My skin is combo/oily, and is prone to breakouts. It is quite scarred so I was hoping that rosehip would help with the pigmentation.

However, I felt that rosehip was a bit pricey, so when I saw this on special at Countdown decided to pick it up.

I like the packaging. I enjoy the pipette applicator which allows me to dispense the exact number of drops. I like the scent much more than rosehip.

I've found it to be moisturising enough for me, but not heavy or greasy - which rosehip actually tended to be on my skin. It made my skin feel hydrated and fresh. I would use 4 drops at night and 2 drops during the day. It absorbed much easier than rosehip and feels super lightweight.

It didn't break me out at all, in fact, because it was so moisturising and hydrating, it actually seemed to improve my skin's pigmentation.

So if you have skin like mine, then I think this would be a good product for you. It might not work so well for super dry skin.

Picked this up in an online sale. Bottle is dark with pastel purple label. Similar to the other pastel colours in the range. Dropper type dispenser.

This has a very faint oil scent which I immdeiately like better than the Rosehip oil. This oil is very light, absorbs quickly and has a lovely silky soft touch.

I prefer serums, to oils so probably won't repurchase. However if you are into oils, i'd definitely recommend this.

This oil is lovely and I prefer this over rosehip oil. I use this when I need a bit more hydration particularly around my eyes and lips. It absorbs nicely into my skin without being overly oily. This has the added benefit of being purely natural.

I came across this at the Warehouse in a handy travel pack that comes with different samples of the Goodness products, otherwise this is not something I would buy - until I tried it! A little goes a long way, my skin can get oily, but it also has very dry days especially since I have gone back to using powered makeup. After a couple of weeks, my skin is looking soft and if I didn't know any better, I am sure it has plumed it out and made my face less tired looking. I love this now, it is my go-to when I find any dry patches, and it is easily absorbed. When I do have those oily skin days, I still use this just because my skin feels so nourished afterwards, it does take a little longer to absorb then, but I am happy with that because of the benefits.

I love this as a step to lock in my moisturiser. This product made with Chia seed leaves my face feeling soft as the oil effortlessley absorbs into my skn and doesnt sit on top of it feeling greasy. It has a great price point and is award winning.

It has some great omega essential fatty acids in there to keep your face feeling soft and supple.

I have been using this oil along with the Goodness Chia serum for about a month, and really think its helping reduce fine lines. I initially bought them together as they were such a good price and I was in need of a budget friendly option. My problem area is fine lines on my upper lip, I'm applying the chia oil twice a day. My skin is usually normal to dry, definitely tending to be drier over winter, and it's really looking balanced now despite the cold weather. Will keep buying it!