Natural Beauty: Tarte Maracuja Oil
Not long ago, I received a trial size of Tarte Maracuja Oil, which is passion fruit seed oil. The trial size lasted me for about two weeks, and I just recently ran out. Today I wanted to share my thoughts about this product as well as compare it to coconut oil, which I have been using as a facial moisturizer for about four months now.
Pros:
1. I definitely noticed an improvement in my skin when I used Tarte Maracuja Oil. It was brighter and softer. My skin did get a little oily midday (more so when compared to coconut oil), but that is usual for me.
Pros:
1. I definitely noticed an improvement in my skin when I used Tarte Maracuja Oil. It was brighter and softer. My skin did get a little oily midday (more so when compared to coconut oil), but that is usual for me.
2. It absorbs into the skin much faster than coconut oil.
Cons:
1. This stuff is veryyyy expensive with 3.4 oz costing $90! In comparison, a 860 ml jar of organic virgin coconut oil is about $20. I've been trying to find a generic passion fruit seed oil online, but so far I haven't had much luck.
2. There are tons of complaints online about the packaging, which is a bottle with a dropper. I don't love the packaging either and would prefer a bottle with a pump. However, lots of oils, such as Josie Maran 100% Pure Argan Oil are packaged the same way.
3. The back of the bottle says to use 2-3 drops per use, but I found that I needed more like 5-6 drops of product to feel like it was hydrating my skin. Maybe this was due to the fact that I was using the trial size product with a smaller dropper?
Conclusion:
Is Tarte Maracuja Oil worth the money? It's a lot of money for a very small amount of product. For now I will stick to my much less expensive and versatile coconut oil.
Cons:
1. This stuff is veryyyy expensive with 3.4 oz costing $90! In comparison, a 860 ml jar of organic virgin coconut oil is about $20. I've been trying to find a generic passion fruit seed oil online, but so far I haven't had much luck.
2. There are tons of complaints online about the packaging, which is a bottle with a dropper. I don't love the packaging either and would prefer a bottle with a pump. However, lots of oils, such as Josie Maran 100% Pure Argan Oil are packaged the same way.
3. The back of the bottle says to use 2-3 drops per use, but I found that I needed more like 5-6 drops of product to feel like it was hydrating my skin. Maybe this was due to the fact that I was using the trial size product with a smaller dropper?
Conclusion:
Is Tarte Maracuja Oil worth the money? It's a lot of money for a very small amount of product. For now I will stick to my much less expensive and versatile coconut oil.
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