- Excellent for problem skin.
- Diluted for use in pure sweet almond oil
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Sea buckthorn has many beneficial natural compounds in it which may help skin problems such as eczema, psoriasis, and roseacea. Contains carotenoids (provitamin A) vitamin E, and healthy omega fatty acids 3,6,7,9.
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
My apologies the following review is for the Sea buckthorn pure fruit oil 5mls, this is the very first review I have written and I got confused with the amazon instructions.
My husband has suffered from tongue ulcers for about 6 months and being male did not go to the doctors. Eventually his discomfort was so bad he went and had numerous blood tests and all showed no disorders. My husband was a little surprised to see his doctor go onto an internet based data base to find out about tongue ulcers as his doctor new little about this complaint, mouth ulcers yes but tongue ulcers no. When my husband came back he went on the internet and found that tongue ulcers are not well covered but eventually he stumbled on sea buckthorn oil and the positive effects it can have. He went to ebay and Amazon and found this product.
The change has been quite remarkable for my husband. He still gets the ulcers but by applying this oil it reduces the discomfort considerably. The trick is to dry the tongue with a towel and apply the oil with a cotton bud or drop the oil onto the tongue and massage in with a finger, but try and keep saliva away for as long as possible. With this oil my husband now is in control and as soon as he feels an ulcer coming he applies the oil and the ulcer either goes away or the discomfort is negligable. Before using this product he could not eat or talk because of the discomfort. Ah well always a down side !Sea buckthorn pure fruit oil 5mls
My husband has suffered from tongue ulcers for about 6 months and being male did not go to the doctors. Eventually his discomfort was so bad he went and had numerous blood tests and all showed no disorders. My husband was a little surprised to see his doctor go onto an internet based data base to find out about tongue ulcers as his doctor new little about this complaint, mouth ulcers yes but tongue ulcers no. When my husband came back he went on the internet and found that tongue ulcers are not well covered but eventually he stumbled on sea buckthorn oil and the positive effects it can have. He went to ebay and Amazon and found this product.
The change has been quite remarkable for my husband. He still gets the ulcers but by applying this oil it reduces the discomfort considerably. The trick is to dry the tongue with a towel and apply the oil with a cotton bud or drop the oil onto the tongue and massage in with a finger, but try and keep saliva away for as long as possible. With this oil my husband now is in control and as soon as he feels an ulcer coming he applies the oil and the ulcer either goes away or the discomfort is negligable. Before using this product he could not eat or talk because of the discomfort. Ah well always a down side !Sea buckthorn pure fruit oil 5mls
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I bought this oil from Summerbee after using their Sea Buckthorne cream very succesfully to treat my rosacea. I use this oil if I have an extra flare up (after, say, sniffing the cork of a wine bottle or going outside during the day in winter without using sunscreen, she said bitterly). It helps a lot, as I thought it would. But I've discovered another wonderful use for it, which I hadn't intended it for.
My 5 year old suffers (as I did at his age) from blepharitis, which is a kind of psoriasis-related condition which affects (in his case) the eyelash follicles and eyelids, causing a crusty 'sleep' to build up along his eyelash line, and makes his eyes sore. I've always used warm compresses and bathed it with a bicarb solution (which is the official NHS line as it's not curable, you just have to manage it), and this has stopped styes developing, but the itchiness, crustiness and dryness has always been there to varying degrees. Until... I wondered one night, should I try giving them a wipe with my Sea Buckthorn oil after bathing them? I knew the oil didn't irritate my eyes as I'd used it already, and as it's an entirely natural product anyway, I had no worries about using it on Sam. I've done that for 5 nights in a row now (just a drop or two on a cotton wool pad wiped gently along his eyelash line) and hey bloomin' presto - his eyes look completely normal. No itching, no redness, no crusty gunk.... and I should say that for the past two nights, that's WITHOUT the tiresome boiling water, allowing it to cool, adding bicarb and bathing his eyes. No bathing, just a bit of oil.
I wish my mum had known about this stuff when I was 5 (did it even exist in this form in 1967??) - I regularly had styes until the condition just went away on its own (strong memories of seeing the world through a haze of eye ointment). Sam's delighted with it, he hated the bathing routine, whereas he doesn't mind this quick wipe with the oil and he's so happy that his eyes look "normal" now :)
If you or your child has blepharitis, give it a go. I doubt you'll be disappointed.
My 5 year old suffers (as I did at his age) from blepharitis, which is a kind of psoriasis-related condition which affects (in his case) the eyelash follicles and eyelids, causing a crusty 'sleep' to build up along his eyelash line, and makes his eyes sore. I've always used warm compresses and bathed it with a bicarb solution (which is the official NHS line as it's not curable, you just have to manage it), and this has stopped styes developing, but the itchiness, crustiness and dryness has always been there to varying degrees. Until... I wondered one night, should I try giving them a wipe with my Sea Buckthorn oil after bathing them? I knew the oil didn't irritate my eyes as I'd used it already, and as it's an entirely natural product anyway, I had no worries about using it on Sam. I've done that for 5 nights in a row now (just a drop or two on a cotton wool pad wiped gently along his eyelash line) and hey bloomin' presto - his eyes look completely normal. No itching, no redness, no crusty gunk.... and I should say that for the past two nights, that's WITHOUT the tiresome boiling water, allowing it to cool, adding bicarb and bathing his eyes. No bathing, just a bit of oil.
I wish my mum had known about this stuff when I was 5 (did it even exist in this form in 1967??) - I regularly had styes until the condition just went away on its own (strong memories of seeing the world through a haze of eye ointment). Sam's delighted with it, he hated the bathing routine, whereas he doesn't mind this quick wipe with the oil and he's so happy that his eyes look "normal" now :)
If you or your child has blepharitis, give it a go. I doubt you'll be disappointed.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
For many years i suffered with mouth ulcers, also my family and friends in south africa. No antibiotics or creams worked. one weeks aplication of Summerbee Sea -buckthorn has worked wonders
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good little helper
This oil is a great addition to the bathroom cabinet - face irritated by cold winds or too much (unexpected) sun, little cuts that stay red for too long, minor skin inflammation... Read more
Published 29 days ago by Flying Snow
No help for wrinkles or rosacea, but did help my Blepharitis
I've been using the product day and night on my skin for around three weeks and it's not made the slightest difference to my skin, my skin is just as rouge as ever and no change on... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Oedpia Maas
worth a try
My lovely boyfriend who I love very much in the world the mostest forever and ever and forever and always has eczema. He's tried a million remedies. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Hafizah Annuar
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