Goodness Certified Organic Chia Seed Oil Review

I love the way this makes my skin look and feel immediately after applying. I'm not sure if there's been any long term results but it is lovely to use and a price that means I can keep using it to find out! While I had problems reacting or something with the every morning moisturiser I have had none using this so I can use this as a replacement but be careful not to get it on your sensitive eye area as I noticed after a few times accidentally swiping it there I have a wee milia moisture bead.

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.

So Ive been using the amazing range of the roseships oil and decided to give this product a go to see if there was much of a difference between the different oils. I absolutely loved the cute sized jar it came in, the oil itself has a very soft fragrance, I did feel it took a while to rub in as I had to put more drops onto skin to get a all over coverage. it was kind of drying and didnt absorb into skin as fast as I would have liked it too.

I have quite dry skin and Found that this oil was not moisturising enough on its own, but mixed with my moisturiser, it was beyter. The smell is just a plain oil smell which i don't mind and the texture was lovely and smooth. I'm not sure if it was the culprit, however the few times i did add this to my moisturiser, I woke up with puffy under eyes - but oils can do . Overall it was fine, but nothing amazing for my skin. I know its been amazing on other people i know, but they have more oily/combo skin.

I bought a travel pack of Goodness products a while ago, as I wanted to try the products before I committed to full-sized products. It came with a generously-sized sample bottle of Chia Seed Oil.

This oil is a nice, light, easily absorbed oil. After applying my skin feels soft and smooth. A little goes a long way, as you only need a few drops for your face and neck.

In fact, sometimes the hydration provided was a little too much - while using this oil my skin started breaking out and I had to use it less often.

I'm a big believer in facial oils. While I'm not sure I love this one enough to drag me away from my first love, Rosehip Oil, if you have tried a few facial oils and have yet to find one that you love - or if you've finished your Rosehip Oil and want to try something different - give this one a chance.

I purchased this on special and it's a budget friendly oil.Full of natural chia seed, and omega 3 to omega 6 essential fatty acids. Meadowfoam seed oil which I hadn't heard of. Made in New Zealand. I used the oil on my face after moisturising to lock in the hydration. Softens fine lines. I also used on the backs of my hands with good results, the skin looked less wrinkly. I don't like the scent of it though, earthy herby and quite strong. So I am not going to repurchase which is a shame because it is a nice little oil.

This is in a lovely bottle, really nice branding. The dropper is really handy to use.

I love that this product is all natural, it was really nice and hydrating to use after a face wash. However, I was really not a fan of how the product smells, and the fragrance of the product really stayed on my face for a long time, and it wasn't pleasant.

I am a HUGE fan of Goodness. I've bought the day/night cream repeatedly, as I have the cleanser and toner. However, the chia seed oil? It's a pass.

I bought the travel kit as I was going to be away a bit over the last few months and didn't want to bring all my full size products.

I had been keen to try the oil, but I'm glad I got to try the travel size version as I can honestly say that while it was hydrating and didn't break me out, the scent is not my favourite. 12 hours after using it I can still smell it, and it's very earthy and strong, and no matter how much I use it I can't get used to it.

I'll stick to the rest of the range, but this isn't for me, and I can't see myself recommending this particular product to a friend (despite telling friends the rest of the range is amazing) as the scent's too overwhelming.

I have been using rose hip oil and thought it would be nice to try something different and I just can't seem to get past the packaging on goodness products as I think it's just so cute and pretty.

Back to the oil - normal dropper bottle full of golden goodness I've read some of the review so was excited to give it a go but I'm not to sure if I would use this again as I found it made my skin feel hot and itchy for a while, I didn't find it absorbed into my skin very well either.