Prickly Pear Seed Oil - Organic

Generally if I can not use a lot of items as other people have to make our own. But the category and reviews gave it a try. Yes it is an excellent one healing and protects skin hair nails. Jojoba is very similar it is a different type. Heals seals conditions but depending on the person you usually need to alternate between them for a better result. This on the list was an alternate. One if one doesn’t seem to be helping as well as it was I tried as a pro biochemist most may not work if exact product used. But must give this an A+

Review by J 9/30/2024

Last year I burned my hand really badly by grabbing a cast iron skillet that had been in a 425° oven. I cannot tell you why I totally neglected all sense of personal safety, but I ended up in the ER w/ 2nd degree burns. The ER staff guaranteed me I would have huge blisters that I would need to have de-roofed in a few days and I should expect permanent discoloration. I was sent home with pain killers, gauze and an ointment akin to Neosporin to change my dressing twice a day until my follow-up a week later. Instead I used golden jojoba oil and prickly pear cactus seed eo. The results are miraculous! If I could post pics, I would. I have ZERO evidence of the burn and my doctor was actually miffed that it worked so well. I will keep this stocked forever in my first aid kit. I used to grab lavender eo for burns but this is the new go-to.

Review by Celia 11/29/2022

A lady friend (who happens to have the most spectacular skin ... works at the Sisley counter) whispered something to me about prickly pear seed oil. So I purchased 2 Oz from Eden B, and am about out. The result of it's use over this past year: the small burst-capillaries-stains that my dermatologist blasted with laser light to eliminate (would creep back) are gone. My skin is more firm, toned. I mix ~4-5 drops in a bit of aloe gel and put it on my face every night, and sometimes again after I shower in the morning. Please don't buy it all.

Review by David 1/12/2021

First the shocker sticker price: this is a carrier oil and it's $13 for merely 5ml? Whoa! What can you do with that? I didn't get a chance to properly test it, because my sample vial arrived half full or less (can't really see with the sticker covering the vial) but I would say this is definitely NOT for under eyes: it made matters worse for me! Otherwise I think it's a fine oil, leaves the skin very, very sleek, which I love. In that sense, it is very reminiscent, for me, of EPO, except the Evening Primerose does fix things under the eyes. (I quickly put that on top of the PPSO and it seems to have corrected the slightly drying effect.) I am not disliking this and would definitely love a bottle but for a carrier oil, this is prohibitive when I already have 2 full EPO bottles that are 8oz each and I paid less for 1 than the 5ml bottle here. Plus EPO does wonders for my under eye area. My advice would be get a free sample when your order is large enough that you get it for free and try it for yourself. (Skip your under eyes, ladies!) I can see the appeal, but I can't do my whole face with half a vial so mine might not be a proper review but it is a fair one for what I tried. Or skip the sample, save the $3 and use it to pay for 15mls and try that out. It might be a luxury that is well worth it for you. For me, I prefer to spend more on EOs and make my own perfumes and medicinals, so I'll be skipping this one, particularly after it made a fine line instantly look very deep under 1 eye. (Maybe thicker-skinned men will fare better? Or maybe if I'd needed to add more oil? I wouldn't risk it though) Oh it is absolutely unscented, a complete plus. This is probably best used on T-zone for people with oily skin.

Review by Black Pepper 9/26/2020

I love this oil. It has an amazingly silky texture that no other oil I have used comes close to this. It is light and not greasy at all.

Review by Angel 12/25/2019