In a short amount of time

I received a sample from Sephora. I was able to use this for a few days. I noticed my skin stayed hydrated. The oil is lightweight, took a long time to absorb, didn't feel it on the face. For the price of this, I feel like other oils will do the same for much less.

a nice oil

i used this on my hair and i found it made it super smooth and really helped with split ends but i also found it made it super greasy if i used it more than one day in a row without washing it, i would recommend verb Ghost Oil Argan Plus Moringa, 2 oz. for hair instead

Not for me

I've been using this product for the last few weeks and it feels really good when it first goes on, but I don't notice any changes in my skin. The reason I purchased it was to use a deep moisturizing treatment that would work overnight. Although I have oil skin, I get very dry in the winter. It didn't make my skin any oilier which was a plus, but didn't work as well as I thought it was going to. Paying so much for a product, it didn't live up to its benefits

causes a reaction on my extremely sensitive skin. With the price tag I was told it was for sensitive skin and would be good for me. Not something ill purchase again.

Way too expensive. Can get 100% argan oil at winners for fraction of cost. It does help my hair. But if getting for lighter hair get the Light argan. This on tinged my highlights.

Not sure about the results but the packaging is very poor. The dropper broken on me several times, where the dropper pieces fell apart.

This was a decent oil. It made my hair fairly smooth. However, I'm a lover of Macadamia Oil....that make my hair super soft and less tangles. This oil doesn't have any scent either...a bit disappointing.

I'm sure this is a nice product, but almost $50 for a little vial is pretty extreme!! I buy pure Argan and absolutely swear by it for so many reasons I'd need a full page to list all of them. The nutritional value of Argan is even higher than Extra Virgin OO, so cooking with gives you beauty from the inside out. You can apply the pure oil to your hair and face -- lots of people do, and that's been the Moroccan tradition for ages. It has natural anti-aging properties, so, sorry, but in my opinion, turning it into a pricey "cosmetic" is redundant.

One difference between 'cosmetic' and 'pure' oil is that the pure oil has a bit of a nice hazelnut smell, but this dissipates after you apply.

I get a bottle of Alili Morocco's for a cool $20. It's organic.