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Botanical Beauty Oils on Amazon

Has anyone tried any of their oils? I was thinking of ordering Cranberry Seed Oil from them. Their prices are good and they have some good reviews. TIA:-)

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I have bought some oils off ebay but not amazon. Have the cranberry seed oil that is fabulous for your skin. A good friend of mine used it on her radiation skin during her cancer treatments. I use it mixed in with my moisturizer. I would trust amazon and if you have prime-you'd get it faster.

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On 11/1/2014 wagirl said:

I have bought some oils off ebay but not amazon. Have the cranberry seed oil that is fabulous for your skin. A good friend of mine used it on her radiation skin during her cancer treatments. I use it mixed in with my moisturizer. I would trust amazon and if you have prime-you'd get it faster.

Thanks wagirl! I'm glad to hear you've tried and like the Cranberry Seed oil. I was going to order Dr. Jonathan's but got sticker shock when I saw the shipping. $6 to ship a 1 oz oil is a little ridiculous to me. I can get a 1 oz of the Botanical Beauty Cranberry oil for $12.95 and free shipping:-)

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I know---ridiculous shipping prices. And buying a small amount to try is always good as you aren't sure how your skin will react and some oils go rancid if left to long. I try to buy the least amount. 1 ounce is alot of oil to use up. You only need a few drops for your face. On eBay there are several sites that sell very small amounts in ml to try out. And usually with free shipping too. I like the organic witch . com for alot of info on the various oils.

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On 11/1/2014 wagirl said:

I know---ridiculous shipping prices. And buying a small amount to try is always good as you aren't sure how your skin will react and some oils go rancid if left to long. I try to buy the least amount. 1 ounce is alot of oil to use up. You only need a few drops for your face. On eBay there are several sites that sell very small amounts in ml to try out. And usually with free shipping too. I like the organic witch . com for alot of info on the various oils.

They do have a .33 and .5 oz size available on Amazon. I mentioned the 1 oz because that's the size of Dr. Jonathan's. You do get a better value on the bigger sizes though. I'll check out the site you mentioned. Thanks!

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I use there Japanese Organic Camellia Seed Oil....Love it best i have used so far.

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On 11/1/2014 ~~Tricia~~ said:

I use there Japanese Organic Camellia Seed Oil....Love it best i have used so far.

Thanks Tricia! I'm going to try the Cranberry seed oil from them but I'll put this one on my list to try. I'm glad to hear you're happy with the quality of their oil.

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On 11/1/2014 myshell624 said:
On 11/1/2014 wagirl said:

I know---ridiculous shipping prices. And buying a small amount to try is always good as you aren't sure how your skin will react and some oils go rancid if left to long. I try to buy the least amount. 1 ounce is alot of oil to use up. You only need a few drops for your face. On eBay there are several sites that sell very small amounts in ml to try out. And usually with free shipping too. I like the organic witch . com for alot of info on the various oils.

They do have a .33 and .5 oz size available on Amazon. I mentioned the 1 oz because that's the size of Dr. Jonathan's. You do get a better value on the bigger sizes though. I'll check out the site you mentioned. Thanks!

Yes, the larger sizes are a better value but if you don't use it up and it goes bad than the value doesn't matter, right? Just add it to your body moisturizers as well as your face and use it in a timely fashion. I was just suggesting that until you know how your skin will react that the smaller size might be good.