Organic Vitamin E Oil, Natural & Pure Moisturising Oil for Skin, Face, Nail, Hair, Improves Skin Texture and Elasticity, Reduce Dullness, Aging (1)

Highly recommend this oil I’d love it!

Good oil

I like that the oil comes in an amber bottle, and the fact that it’s a two-pack is a great bonus. The amber bottle helps keep the oil fresh. I find the oil a bit thin and not as thick as I would prefer, but it absorbs easily into the skin. The scent is subtle, which I appreciate. I’ve used this oil on my nails, skin, and anything that needs a little boost. For the price, I definitely love it!

Exact size great product. I use it for lip gloss. I love the dropper best product.

I thought this was 100% pure vitamin E. The label is somewhat misleading. But the description does state that there are other ingredients. Overall the product is okay.

Not purely vitamin E oil. There are other oils/ingredients in this besides vitamin E.

I purchased this bottle for my winter skin moisturizer. I just add a little to my lotion. When I get out of the shower, I rub it on my feet and put my socks on. I use it on new tattoos with tattoo butter (makes it last longer). I use it on my cuticles too. Actually, it’s good for so many things. Great price and quality. Will buy again.

This vitamin E oil from the brand Loske comes in a package of two 60mL (2 oz) glass amber bottles with glass droppers. The ingredients are: HELIANTHUS ANNUUS (SUNFLOWER) SEED OIL, PRUNUS ARMENIACA (APRICOT) KERNEL OIL, SIMMONDSIA CHINENSIS (JOJOBA) SEED OIL, TOCOPHEROL, ARGANIA SPINOSA KERNEL OIL, PERSEA GRATISSIMA (AVOCADO) OIL, ROSA CANINA FRUIT OIL, TOCOPHERYL ACETATE, LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA (LAVENDER) OIL. "Tocopherol" and "Tocopherol Acetate" are vitamin E, but they do not indicate the amount of vitamin E that this oil formula actually contains. For that, I have deducted 1 star. The oil is thin and has a pleasant aroma, as it contains lavender oil. As nice as lavender is to smell, it's not appropriate for products used on the body or face as prolonged use can cause dermatitis, and studies have shown concentrations at 1.25% to be cytotoxic to human fibroblasts and endothelial cells in vitro. I have deducted another star for the addition of lavender oil without disclosing this anywhere conspicuous on the front of the bottle or in the product description on the product page. I don't feel entirely safe using this oil given the unknown concentrations of vitamin E and lavender oil it contains, the unknown methods of extraction used for the oils it contains, the lack of brand credibility (they don't have an online presence that I could find), and the lack of verifiable claims they make about it, such as that it's organic (there's no organic certification anywhere on the packaging or bottle). They also don't disclose if the oil has been tested for safety and purity, or where they source the ingredients from. A high quality face and body oil will be USDA certified organic, cold-pressed (or another method that doesn't compromise the integrity of the oil), unrefined, hexane-free, and will be tested for safety, potency, and purity— but this oil doesn't say any of these things. I have deducted 2 stars for these issues. Since vitamin E is fat-soluble, whatever is applied with it (and whatever chemicals might be lurking in it) can be more readily absorbed into the body. It's not worth trusting your health and beauty to brands that lack product transparency and ways to easily validate their claims.I hope you have found my unbiased review of this product helpful.