Meadowfoam Seed Oil

Overall rating: 4.92638 / 5 from 163 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Meadowfoam Seed Oil is praised for its lightweight feel, excellent performance, and great quality. Customers also appreciate its quick absorption and the absence of a greasy residue. The product is valued for its affordability and is used in various applications like whipped butters, lotion bars, and beard oil.

Summary topics

• Lightweight Feel (56%): Many customers expressed satisfaction with the excellent Meadowfoam Oil for its lightweight and excellent performance.
• Non-Greasy Feel (20%): A significant number of customers brought up that this oil feels amazing and doesn't leave a greasy feeling.
• Affordable Price (12%): Customers loved the great price of the product, which was mentioned multiple times in the reviews.
• Great Quality (17%): A significant number of customers pointed out that the product has great quality and they are very happy with it.

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Review highlights

• "Fantastic, high quality product will definitely buy again" — John R.
• "I love meadowfoam oil in my body butters and creams, and this is a quality oil at a great price." — Robyn
• "WSP has a great price and it's top quality!" — Bill

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Q&A

Is it expeller pressed?

Yes, our Meadowfoam Seed Oil is expeller pressed.

What is the suggested usage rate for body or face oils? Would it be the same usage rate for other oils?

This is really up to you, it is a non-comedogenic oil so can be used as much or as little as you'd like.

For a silk and shine hair oil, what other oil can I use instead of Meadowfoam Seed Oil. Would Sweet Almond oil, Apricot Kernel oil or Safflower Oil work?

The most common substitute for Meadowfoam Seed Oil is Jojoba Oil. Another similar substitution would be Macadamia Nut Oil. For the oils you listed, we have not personally tested those as substitutions. You would need to do your own testing.

Is this kid friendly?

This product can be used in children's products.

If I used this oil in my shampoo and conditioner, what would be the proper ratio? 128 oz so how much should I use for that?

We recommend adding a small amount of oil to your shampoo to test. Oils can cut down on the amount of lather your shampoo creates. For the conditioner, we recommend looking at our recipes to see what we have done. Adding oils to a conditioner can also weigh down the hair so you need to be careful as to the amount you add.