Monoi De Tahiti Oil-100% Natural-8 oz

This is the real deal! When looking for a true Monoi de Tahiti, you want one that has only 2 ingredients: Coconut Oil and Tiare' Flower. All others are stinky imposters. This is well worth the money.Keep in mind that Coconut oil is solid until exposed to 70+ degrees (air temp). So...if you order in the Fall or Winter, it will arrive in solid form. Simply set some place warm or remove some from container and rub on, melts really fast and absorbs quickly. If you order closer to summer it will probably arrive liquidy so be prepared for it to spill over a bit when you open it. Just catch what leaks out and start rubbin' it in :) In the winter I would melt it and transfer it to a cosmetic jar, since it has a tendency to soilidify, even in a warm bathroom.If you have not used Monoi de Tahiti before, it smells like Gardenias; smooth,sweet, with no bite. Sweet and strong at first but will mellow after you wear it for a bit. Personally, I never liked flowery perfume, however, this stuff is so sweet and tropical and feels so good on, I love it. And for me the scent will last for Hours and hours. Scent is better when you wash with an unscented soap such as glycerine. That way no other scent on your skin will interact with and therefor, corrupt the pure scent of this Monoi.This one comes from Luxuriant-Sparkle Beauty Products. It does seem a little weaker in aroma than the first Monoi I bought elsewhere a year ago, but still nice. And that could just be me since it is spring here and the air is full of dust. Still, I Highly recommend buying this, use it everywhere, even in your hair (way better than v05 hot oil).

This oil is glorious! The scent is addictive, like a gardenia but very subtle. ALL this oil is is coconut oil that has had flowers soaking in it for a month or something. That's what mono'i oil should be but many companies add fragrance and other additives that I don't want or need. I tried it for a trip to the beach (I sunburn but heard that coconut oil is more effective than aloe but plain coconut oil smells funky). I slathered it on after every shower even when just rinsing off the sand and not only did I not burn but I tanned! Plus it improved my skin so much that I still use it every single day. I LOVE it for my face and hair as well. When I got home from vacation I ordered a larger bottle but when it arrived it smelled a little off. I was totally disappointed because I figured my miracle oil would end up being hit-or-miss in quality. But I called Luxuriant (the seller) and left a message. They actually called back and said they had 2 other complaints and weren't sure of the problem but were dumping that whole lot and sending me a new bottle PLUS an extra 4oz. Seriously! What company does that anymore? I didn't have to return the other bottle even. I was prepared for the whole "well, it's a natural product" argument but they acted like this was a huge crisis which I found refreshing. I received the 2 bottles today and they are both as magnificent as my first. I'm so happy to have found such a great product from such a serious supplier. By the way, they tape the lids of all the bottles with an easily removed tape so they won't leak and then seal each in a sleeve of airtight bubble wrap just in case. Why can't every company that ships oils do that? This oil is a solid at 75 degrees or lower so I keep it in the shower and just enough melts to use after every shower. For my face and hands I put some in a small jar by the sink and just get some on my fingertip to rub in. Just a tiny bit soaks in pretty quickly and isn't greasy. I can't recommend this enough!

Most beautiful scent in the world. I was in Bora Bora and the whole island smelled like this. Melts into skin and softens my skin. So healthy and happy to support a small owner business.

It's a big bag, it smells as beautiful as it should, and it's quality. Real Monoi de Tahiti oil can get expensive so I'm happy to buy it in bulk at this price. .

This is stuff is amazing. I am two years into my hair journey and just past APL and have yet to find my go-to "goldilocks" oil till now.For some context, I use this for sealing my hair after moisturizing it. Usually, coconut oil for sealing makes my hair feel really dry, and lightweight oils like grapeseed, jojoba, olive oil, avocado oil, etc. tend to feel like they're just sitting on my hair, so I usually have to add something like hemp oil or castor oil to give the oil some body. So I was skeptical about monoi oil, as it's just infused coconut oil, so I figured it's just sit on my hair. However, I had used the ORS monoi oil and found it to be a really good lightweight oil, so I figured if give the real thing a shot.This oil has not disappointed me one bit. I can honestly say I am in love. This makes my hair feel like pure silk, it smells amazing, and I need such a tiny amount to properly seal my hair. I like that it hardens in cooler temperatures, as I can squeeze out a tiny amount, warm it in my hands and then seal my ends. I have found my holy grail oil and I'm off to buy a bigger size so it can last me through the next part of my hair journey!

OH, WOW! Talk about a beautiful scent. Let me tell you...a little bit goes a super long way. It's very soft (when used in logical amounts). So far, I've used it on my face (overnight...woke up to super soft results...and as an after-bath assist to my usual moisturizing procedure. So, I do all the lotioning I want with a light or scent-free lotion, then top with coconut oil. Then I use this to his pulse point areas so once I am in bed, it's just a soft scent for my husband and I to enjoy. I also plan to use it on my scalp. But again...because the scent is so potent, I use it as an accompaniment oil and not the main oil. So for face, a little bit covers and performs great but for body and scalp, I would use my regular products and then ACCENTUATE with this oil at the end.