Badger Damascus Rose Antioxidant Face Oil

10 Reviews

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   peacefulHawk1

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   I loved the rose oil from dr. Organic but somehow it was no longer sold in my country. Prior to dr. Organic I used neals’ yard remedies rose oil and was allergic to this. This was only rose oil I could find and I decided to take a chance with it. It’s really great . Nice fragrance , easy to apply. Best of all I wake up to fresh radiant well rested skin .. each time I use it. Really love it and am on my second bottle . I still prefer dr. Organic but this is great too .

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   mercifulOtter8

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   I have a few if their products. Bought the body oil first because i randomly saw it in a store close to my house. I currently have hair oil, body oil, face oil, face spf, face cream
   This oil is very rich, smells great. Not sure how well it moisturizes however my t-zone has improved since i started using it. Bought one for my mom, she loves it even more than me. I also love the smell of the body oil and the hair oil so much i’m afraid to use them so that i don’t finish them too quickly ( :)) since they are pricey.
   As far as oils go I def recommend this one. Just take a look at the ingredients and you’ll know these guys are legit and are selling an excelent product.

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   ardentFerret1

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   I used to have gorgeous skin that would get compliments wherever I went. “Peaches and Cream” “Porcelain” “Like a doll”. But since living with an autoimmune condition that often results in hives and peeling dry skin on my face, the compliments (like my skin) have all dried up.
   I decided to give this product a try because I knew that calendula and chamomile had soothing and calming properties (great for the redness I have in my t-zone) and the other ingredients are wonderful for moisture.
   I haven’t been disappointed, and yesterday, after only a week of use, I received another skin compliment from a makeup client – so she was up close and personal!
   It’s thanks to the great reviews on this site that I tried this product. I love this community.

   Skin care routine:
   Wash with an oil based cleanser
   Apply pure hyaluronic acid – wait 30-60 seconds.
   Spray avene thermal water – wait till skin is just slightly damp.
   Apply one squirt of Badger Damascus Rose Face Oil over face and neck – wait till it absorbs.
   Apply moisturiser (currently using Origins moisturising mask as a moisturiser)
   Do makeup or leave the house with fresh, dewy skin. 🙂

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   trustingDoughnut0

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   This stuff is amazing!! I will preface this by saying that I’m reviewing the body oil but I use it for my face. The ingredients are pretty similar but you get much more with the body oil. The scent is delicious! I love the smell of roses, and this scent isn’t cloying. Just fresh and feminine. It also doesn’t linger very long.

   I have combo skin and this sinks in very quickly. I think because it’s jojoba based, it doesn’t sit on top of skin. I will use this alone or with another moisturizer. Depending on how my skin is feeling. My skin feels soft and supple the next day. Brilliant mixed with foundation as well. Loveeeeeee this!

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   unhappyPonie6

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   I’ve been using this for 6 months and it really improved my dry skin and redness. It does take a little while to soak into the skin but would definitely reccomend for those with dry sensitive skin. Also smells great!

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   morbidEggs9

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   Not for sensitive skin! My forehead became red and got multiple pimples in two days after I start using it. I’ve got back to my usual routine, it calmed down and then I’ve tried using this oil again. The same effect 🙁
   Such a pity, it’s a really good moisturizing oil, but Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil that is among ingredients may cause acne and irritation in sensitive skins.
   Be careful!

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   culturedCockatoo4

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   The Badger Damascus Rose was my first facial oil ever, and boy am I sold. Initially I had my doubts, since I have combination skin that is pretty extreme, it’s both dry and very oily in different places, whilst it says “For Dry/Delicate Skin” right there on the box. Still, I have no problem with it whatsoever.
   It’s true that it takes the skin some time to get used to it. When I first started, it didn’t absorb into my skin at all. It just floated on top of it and felt so uncomfortably greasy that I had to blot my face and most of the oil came right off on the napkin. But my skin gradually warmed up to it, and it absorbs the oil pretty fast, a bit slower than normal moisturiser but it’s definitely gone. After about 15 minutes it’s pretty much all soaked in, if I blot my face, hardly anything comes off (I can tell, visually the napkin hardly changes colour, and because of the scent – I can’t smell much of the very pleasant chamomile scent on it at all). My skin is supple and radiant with this on, my pore are more visually acceptable, I love it. Once fully absorbed, the scent is also gone, which I think is a real pity because I enjoy it so much. I can apply makeup directly on top it it with no problem, the staying power is not affected, but the finish is usually much nicer, smoother and has a bit more sheen than normal. The makeup doesn’t gather on my dry patches as much and glides better on my more textured area.
   I don’t use it on a regular schedule or anything (mostly because I’m forgetful and lazy), but averagely about 1-2 times a week. I tend to use it more during the day than night, because the look and feel of it on my skin is so wonderful, I wouldn’t want to miss that. I will use it quite consistently on cold, dry winter night though. Another occasion where I’ll make use of it is after an hormone-induced breakout (after the acnes are gone) to helps the scars heals and fade.
   I usually wash my face, but no towel dry, I let my face air dry and absorb as much water as it can. If that’s still not satisfying, I’ll spray on some more hydrating mist until I feel my skin holds enough moisture in there as possible. Then I put half a pump of the oil between my palms, rub them together and pat it on my face, just pat pat and literally slap it on, paying more attention to the dryer patches. I spread what’s left down my neck and chest because weirdly enough, my chest is dryer than the skin around it. The effect of the oil lasts on my all day/night, even after I rinse my face in water (it won’t be able to stand a proper face wash though). I’ve accidentally left it on more than 8-10 hours without washing my face it save for the extra grease I always produce, I’ve never gotten an acne from this. In fact, I always feel as if my skin is more moderate, more regulated in a way, it doesn’t produce as much oil since it has no needs to with this on top.
   For what it does, the price point of this oil is absolutely fabulous. I can’t get my hands on this easily, so I’m itching to repurchase it, but this small 30ml bottle have lasted me much longer than I expected. I’m afraid if I bought another one, it’ll expire in the mean time. The only complains I have about this oil is all about the packaging. The bottle is made of glass, but it seems thin and very fragile, I’ve never dare to bring it on trips with me. The glass is also not tinted, but Badger doesn’t say the oil should be stored in the shade away from direct lighting or anything, it still doesn’t put my worry head to rest. The pump is a pain in the neck to control, it took me forever to learn how to get the right pressing motion to get exactly how much i wanted to use out of the pump. The oil also drips out of the pump and gather around the nozzle and in the cap too, not much but over time it’s kinda annoying. Other than that, I’m very happy with this product, and will buy another in a heartbeat if I run out/lose or drop it.

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   sadFalcon3

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   silky so far, does not exacerbate breakouts

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   cynicalDunbird5

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   I made sure to use a whole container of this oil before I made my review and YES! This is my HG nighttime moisturizer. It seems to have just the right amount of jojoba, baobab (the HUGE funny looking trees in Africa) and Rose oil. I have never broken out from it. It DOES take a bit to soak in but what I like to do it get the ball rolling by spraying on my toner (Andalou 1000 Roses) then really massaging this into my skin. I only use it at night and for my normal, sensitive skin this is all the moisture I need. Good stuff!

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    grizzledSalami9

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    I love this oil. Its called a rose oil but I get a really strong whiff of chamomile which I find quite pleasant. It’s the first time I’ve used an oil on my face and I’ve been using it for 2 weeks. I was previously using a BHA gel, Estee Lauder’s ANR serum and then my Clarins night cream. Since I’ve discovered this oil, I’ve stopped buying the gel and the serum and now I’m thinking of droppping the night cream. Yes really! I find that for me, this oil is best applied as a tiny drop or two to damp skin at night. In the morning my face looks incredibly even and calm and well…like its breathing and not smothered in products. My skin’s texture is just so much more refined and looks far more balanced than the crazy t-zone I had before. I don’t have any wrinkles yet but my skin looks and feels incredibly satiny smooth. Its shifting from summer to autumn where I live and I find that the oil alone is sufficient as a night time treatment. I notice that if I attempt to slather on some extra night cream over my face after applying the oil, I wake up with a zit. Yes even if I wait for the oil to absorb first. I believe that this may change as the weather gets icy cold and the extra moisture is required. Price wise, this is dirt cheap compared to the hundreds I was paying in high-end skin care products. Its a really economical and eco-friendly way to maintain your skin and still get excellent results. I would recommend that if you have dry or mature skin to use a moisturiser over this oil. However I think oily and combo skin can still benefit from using the oil alone at night. I don’t recommend using this oil during the day unless you’re wearing a sunscreen. Packaging – I like the pump method. However with it being an oil and prone to getting to rancid, I would have preferred a tinted bottle rather than the clear one its usually packaged in. Its possible that Badger doesn’t think the tinted glass is required since its packaged in a box. In conclusion, I may end up buying this oil again. We have some awesome local eco-friendly skincare brands here in South Africa and I’d love to try them as well before I commit myself to Badger.