Soapeauty Extra Virgin Olive Oil | 100% Pure & Natural Unrefined Cold-Pressed Carrier Oil | Massage & Body Oil | for Skin, Face, Hair, and Soap Making | Carrier for Essential Oils - 16 Fl Oz

This extra virgin olive oil is perfect for soap making. It has a mild, pleasant scent and a beautiful golden-green color. It blends easily with other oils and adds softness and moisture to my bars. Very fresh and reliable, with an expiration date far in the future. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a nourishing, natural oil for soaps.

Great olive oil for cosmetic purposes. We use it on our hair after leave in conditioner. A little goes a long way. Can also be used as a hair mask before washing. This will last you a long time if you are using it for hair/skin. May go quickly if you use it in soap making or other products. Very reliable brand and would repurchase as we had no issues with the product.

Love it 😻

Was smaller than expected but perfect for making one loaf of soap! Good value for the money especially if you are in a pinch and need the oil delivered fast.

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Small in size and not too full more like half way. Not sure if it's due to shopping. But I still used it for making my own soap bars

Great Quality and value for what you're getting! Works great for my small business I use it in homemade soaps and lotions! Will continue to keep buying!

I was expecting a large jug and it came in a very small container. The size of my palm. I was very disappointed and the price per ounce vs Biooil (which is amazing and you should consider instead) is not on par. Further, I’ve been able to return other “food” items. Oddly this use is not for food but skin and body, so I question why that disclaimer is even applicable.