Comments on: sea buckthorn oil soap: user reviews

By: gerardo

gerardo — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 14:34:17 +0000

solicito me puedan proporcioanr semilla de Seabuckthorn gracias

By: Sharon

Sharon — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 21:10:33 +0000

I also have roscea and seborheaic dermatitis and sensitivity to scents. I have been using Selsun Blue 2 in 1 for my dermatitis and decided to try it on my roscea. I only use once a day and leave it on for about 30 seconds and it has made a huge improvement. Once the rocea has cleared I use unscented goatmilk soap (natural ingredients only). I rotate these two as needed.

By: Lisa Green

Lisa Green — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 02:21:59 +0000

My 12 yo son developed severe acne, has tried a boat load of prescription ointments, lotions, gels, etc. and been on various antibiotics. We heard about and started putting pure seabuckthorn oil on his forehead for about 3 weeks. At first the acne got worse, then, surprisingly, it is gone! It was almost unbelievable. If you saw his face, you would not believe how one oil, used consistently, could help! We are not putting it all over his face and know his face will be pimple free by the time school starts in Fall. I am ordering the seabuckthorn capsules also, as I have heard this encourages healing as well. I would recommend anyone who has a skin disorder, especially Demodex overgrowth, use this first!

By: carlita

carlita — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 14:08:56 +0000

Hey Jen, thanks for responding. I actually did end up trying the face mask of the seabuckthorn line, and atleast for me it didn’t work out. Maybe I should’ve tried the entire line, but just using the mask made my skin super oily. So i got scared of using anything else.

Right now I’m using the Cetaphil gentle cleanser along with Purpose daily SPF 15 moisturizer. My skin has seemed to calm down drastically. It used to be soo irritated, ick!

I still feel it’s a bit oily around my T-zone, but I’m afraid to use products for combo skin because it might irritate my rosacea. So for now i’ll deal with a little shine here and there, lol.

By: Deb M.

Deb M. — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 12:54:47 +0000

Jen, try Blue Sage Naturals (just Google them) for the pure SB oil. They seem to be one of the more reasonably priced providers that I’ve come across, although there are lots of others out there. Their other products such as soap etc. are not highly perfumed, which I like. Their web site is nothing fancy, and is pretty straight forward, so you can tell they don’t put a lot of money into marketing like Aubrey does. Hope this helps.

By: Jen

Jen — Sun, 31 May 2009 04:50:07 +0000

Carlita,

I bought the travel-sized sampler of Aubrey Organics seabuckthorn products and I’m happy-ish so far. lol.

First of all the products feel very nice on my skin and haven’t dried me out at all. I’ve tried the cleanser, mask, toner and moisturizer that come in the travel bag. I thought $7 for sample sized bottles was a pretty good deal. I will warn you that the scent is on the strong side. I’ve read that the cucumber is the cause for that and not the seabuckthorn oil.

I haven’t noticed a drastic improvement yet, but my breakout was pretty bad and it’s been less than a week, so I’m willing to keep using it until I run out. Right now I’m only using the toner because after using all of the products the scent left on my face was too strong and made me nauseated after the 2nd day.

I would like to find a bottle of pure SB oil and incorporate that into my usual cleansing/moisturizing routine, because it does seem like the SB oil would be helping more if I could use more of the product.

By: carlita

carlita — Sat, 09 May 2009 18:57:29 +0000

Hello, just wanted to know if anyone has tried the seabuckthorn products from aubrey organics. If so, does anyone have any feedback??

By: Lori

Lori — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 11:04:01 +0000

I have been surfing the web and reading about the SBT oil and soap. Thank you all for your comments. I suffer from adult acne. I was looking to purchase SBT but I have been having excellent results with tea tree oil. i can purchase it at Walmart or Target for about 7 bucks!

I use a glycolic acid treatment then the tea tree oil. After the TTO is dry, I use neutrogena 2.5 percent benzoyl. I have been on this regimin for 2 weeks. It is working well.

By: Deb M.

Deb M. — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:57:10 +0000

I’ve been reading all the suggested remedies & comments with great interest. I have rosacea with papules and occular rosacea. Nothing my doctor has had me try has worked on the facial rosacea. About 1 month ago I decided to try some seabuckthorn seed oil, soap and cream. It has definitely made a big improvement. The papules have gone down and the veins are not as noticible. I’m not trying to advertise for them, but it was the Blue Sage Naturals products. Sometimes I alternate the soap which can be a little drying, with Aveeno Baby Wash, which helps with the occular problem and leaves your skin really soft.

By: roxanna w.

roxanna w. — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 23:25:38 +0000

hi. i first got red bumps with flakes all over my face a few years ago. we didn’t have health insurance, but a neighbor said it looked like rosacea. i’d never heard of it. she told me her husband used blue sage naturals seabuckthorn soap and their relief and rescue, and that it helped him alot. i tried it. the soap didnt dry me out and it had no smell.
i never tried anyone else’s soap. the relief n rescue helped me alot. i never tried the seabuckthorn oil. my bumps and flakiness are gone. i realize different things work on different people, but i wanted to put in my 2 cents on the seabuckthorn question.

roxanna w.