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Blackbird Beard Oil
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Blackbird Beard Oil
SishGupta
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Jun 30, 2015
Someone should let Blackbird know that argan oil degrades rapidly in light. As such a dark bottle is recommended. This may indicate that the oil is not very pure (also indicated by the extra oils added for scent?).
Conversely, the argan oil appears to be cloudy light yellow which indicates that it's probably unrefined and extracted through cold pressing. So thats a plus.
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IanAnderson
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Jun 30, 2015
SishGuptaInteresting point, I had forgotten about that. You're right about Argan oil and dark bottles. As long as you're keeping it in the medicine cabinet I imagine it should be fine, though!
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mowens
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Jul 8, 2015
SishGuptaA good amount of Vitamin E Oil in the mix should address that, I always add a few drops when mixing mine. I am a little dubious of the "parfum" ingredient on the list. I prefer to put something that's purely base and essential oils on my face, not sure why they need to add scent beyond the oils.
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