Plz dear results are better or noT...? Tell me....

@@zohaibhassan8078 try grapeseed oil its my fav and really working into my skin well..

@@viswaharini9253 thé same brand?

@ Mama Moore castor oil is a thick oil but very beneficial for hair growth. You can mix castor oil and grape seed oil for a good, simple growth oil. With a consistent regimen, you should see results.

@@zanichar Thanks

Wow! Going to get some safflower oil today!!

Yes, you can

I would say go for organic if you have this option

"Organic" is a word poorly regulated in products. Grapeseed oil that's cold-pressed or expeller-pressed does not use chemical solvents or high heat during processing. It's a better choice than oil made with solvents.

@@Ishid9duu288u Thanks, so would cold-pressed Grapeseed oil be just as good as organic Grapeseed oil? There seems to be a big difference in price and I am not sure what the beneficial difference is.

Out of the two I'm guessing it's the grape seed oil because it has more vitamin e

jojoba and rosehip are good!

I would not use any pure oils for a long period of time, as it can make the skin dry. Oils do not hydrate, and our skin (especially dry one) needs it. Between these two, I would pick jojoba, but use it not every day.

There are some whitening products on the market; vitamin C is a powerful whitening ingredient, but using lemon juice on your armpits might be irritating. Whitening masks, vitamin C products can be applied to your underarm skin.

Try jojoba oil first. But honestly what important for cystic acne or any acne prone skin is your whole skin regimen. You face wash is important, toner and moisturizer and or a treatment product. I cannot say for sure as I do not know what else you are using for your skin (as one of that things or products might be making the situation worse). If your skin has become very sensitive to everything you use - give it a break and just stop using everything for a couple of days. Never introduce more that 1 product at a time and use it for at least a week to see for sure what it does for your skin. We try to be very harsh sometimes with acne skin (I was), but do forget that it is indeed inflamed and sensitive.

@@ComfortLifeChannel thank you so much for your informative reply❤️❤️

You can use them sparingly or mix together.

Hello! Despite the great skin benefits, it is not recommended to use oils on the skin every day or for an extended period. So you can use them a couple of times a week, or add them to DIY masks, or when you massage your skin.

@@ComfortLifeChannel Thank you

It's good for skin. Try and see

That's like saying Vitamin E oil isn't good for your skin. I was 37 when I had my first baby. I smeared my belly in Vitamin E oil after shower every day. It's sticky and yucky. But I game ZERO stretch marks . Had my second baby at 41. Still no stretch marks. I didn't use the oil with #2. But still no stretch marks. I just used the highest IU , I could find at the store.