Honey Oil for Hair, Pre-Diluted Oil Helps Lock in Moisture & Enhance Shine, For All Hair Types, Vegan, 150ml

If using this as hair oil on damp hair you just need part hair down the middle separsre each half off...just needs a couple of drops for each half part of hair. It is easier to blow-dry and it is not greasy at all . Stops flywaways and stops frizz. Smooths hair well. Great for skin as well. Great pridu

I wanted to love it so much because it smells just like honey and is very moisturising (the texture is thick) but the fragrance is too strong!

This smells so good. I mix with my moisturiser and it keeps me smelling good and feeling moisturised all day. All their products are beautiful.

Love the product as my hair is very thin and have found honey very good for improving thickness. Love the product and highly recommend.

Absolutely love this ....makes your skin really soft and smells amazing. Gr8 service quick delivery ...have ordered more oils from them. Highly recommend 💚

Great product and good value for money!

Look at the ingredients on the back. NOT NATURAL!!!

I've wanted to try Nature Spell products for ages and finally purchased the Natural Honey Oil, for use on hair and all skin types. I did think it was 100% natural but I'm not too sure about that now, and have been left feeling confused about the product. Ingredients include Sweet Almond Oil, Sunflower oil, as well as other oils, but also includes, Benzyl Benzoate, Hexyl Cinnamal and Coumarin (see photos of ingredients list). I wasn't sure what these ingredients were, so looked them up. Benzyl Benzoate can cause skin irritation, as well as being toxic to aquatic organisms, causing long term adverse effects to the aquatic environment, it can be used to treat scabies and lice, and as an insect repellent, with strong evidence that it is a human toxicant or allergen. It is naturally present in some essential oils but there is no indication on the packaging, or the listing, if this is the case with this product. Hexyl Cinnamal is also associated with allergic reaction and skin irritation, and studies show endocrine disruption with moderate doses. Coumarin is a known penetration enhancer and this is problematic when ingredients could cause allergy or irritation, and there is strong evidence that it is a human toxicant or allergen. Tocopherol is also associated with endocrine disruption. Maybe these substances are part of essential oils, maybe not, but as there are no essential oils listed in the ingredients, I'm not sure what to think. So, who knows?! I've decided not to take any chances and won't be using this product. I should have looked into the product more before purchase, as I feel I've wasted £8, but equally the company could be more transparent and improve information about the ingredients.