Nature SpellPumpkin Oil for Hair, Pre-Diluted Oil Helps Nourish Brittle Strands & Reduce the Look of Split Ends, For All Hair Types, Vegan, 150ml

Lovely smell, helped to reduce hair fall

Love this oil will be ordering again smells amazing. Has a little stopper thing you will need to remove to allow the oil to come out handy as stops oil from leaking

Smells so nice! Not seen any change to hair yet? I massage in and wash out leaving the oil on hair as long as possible!

This oil has really helped my hair get thicker the last few months and is very gentle on my skin too. Would recommend.

Smooths frizz, lovely scentVery happy thank you

The label calls the product Natural Pumpkin Seed Oil. Except it’s not natural Pumkin Seed Oil.The main oil isn’t even pumpkin seed oil.Pumpkin oil naturally smells amazing yet This has an overwhelming smell of cinnamon due to the ridiculously unnecessary added Parfum & cinnamal scent.Should not be advertised as Natural Pumpkin Seed Oil.See Ingredients of 10 different oils with added fragrance for an unnatural smell.Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil, Curcubita Pepo (Pumpkin) Seed Oil, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Linum Usitatissimum (Linseed) Oil, Macadamia Integrifolia (Macadamia) Seed Oil, Parfum (Fragrance), Squalane, Eugenol, Limonene, Cinnamal, Coumarin, Linalool.

best hair oil, light, smells nice and helps soften hair

This is a review for Nature Spell Natural Pumpkin Oil. This oil is for you if you like natural products and love the smell of pumpkin pie! I chose this product because I only like to put natural oil on my skin, and I always avoid petroleum products. This oil is a mixture of several natural oils and other natural ingredients plus fragrance. Just a few drops rubbed into my hands, and then combed through my hair with my fingers is enough to make my hair feel silkier and more manageable without the need for conditioner. It feels quite nice on the skin and isn’t particularly greasy although I wouldn’t use it too liberally. The main ingredient is soy bean oil and pumpkin oil is second on the list. It might inappropriate for someone with a tendency to acne. I was a bit confused by the lid of the bottle because it contains what looks like a plastic dropper that looks like it fits in the top of the bottle but is probably actually just a seal that should stay in the cap. This means you have to be careful to take only the smallest amount from the bottle without pouring. It’s also a bit vulnerable to being spilt. A dropper would be a good idea. My main reservation however is the smell. I am quite sensitive to smells (have been ever since my first pregnancy) and for me, although I like the smell of spiced pumpkin pie, it’s a bit overwhelming to smell over a long period of time I prefer a fresher fragrance or none at all. I don’t think this is how pumpkin seeds naturally smell. It’s the sort of smell you might get in a scented candle or reed diffuser. My husband had a smell of it and it didn’t bother him though.