100% Organic Virgin Chia Seed Oil.

"I'm going to rate it with the heart eyes emoji. I have been in love with this for quite a few years and it's an oil that I pick up a lot in the more temperate months, really Spring and Summer for sure. It's a really nice kind of medium to lightweight oil and very supportive for your skin barrier."

"The Ordinary chia seed oil, I have just the tiniest little bit left. About three drops into the Liquid Gold, mixing it in. It was discontinued by the Ordinary, they like sneakily discontin… and then people got really upset and pushed back, and they quietly brought it back according to the chat room. But chia seed it seems like they're staying firm with the discontinu status of that. I love that glow."

"I'm going to use the ordinary chia seed oil alongside of that as well so I just mixed three drops of the oil into a pump of Stratia Liquid Gold and then I apply it that way. It just my skin just accepts these layers when they're mixed together a lot better than if I were to do a layer of like the emollient cream and then an oil on top it would just feel too thick for my skin. This way when I mix it I get all of that nourishing goodness and comfort but without a lot of like thickness or greasiness on my skin."

"This is The Ordinary 100% Organic Virgin Chia Seed Oil and I have to say 10 out of 10, you've seen me use it in a lot of my skincare routines. It's really the oil that I favor in warm weather. This was recently discontinued by The Ordinary, they made that announcement this summer, so zero out of 10 right for that decision. You can no longer get your hands on this, and this was actually my last bottle."

"Three drops of The Ordinary 100% Organic Virgin Chia Seed Oil is something that I do in every single skincare routine that I show on YouTube pretty much. This is something I use every single night to keep my moisture barrier strong and have been doing since 2018. It's been a long time. This is basically like a serum lotion hybrid."

"I have loved this in spring's past, but that oil has been discontinued. This helps keep my skin barrier strong, and this is what helps keep it healthy, strong, and hydrated."

"The Ordinary chia seed oil, you know I love this one too. It's a 100% oil, it's very very affordable under $10, and chia seed actually has a really nice fatty acid profile too, especially for barrier deficient folks or those who are suffering with dehydration. What I particularly like about this one and why I reach for it is it's a little bit of a lighter oil expression than the blends can be. It's not super duper thin but it's a little bit lighter, and so this is something that I reach for a lot in warmer weather when I'm producing more oil and I don't want a really thick kind of oil feel on my skin but I want all of the benefits of oil."

"I've been crushing on this since 2020. I had really oily skin, very acne prone skin, and as I got older it turned a little bit more combination, a little bit more prone to dehydration, and that's why my skin responds so well to so much moisture. I was afraid to use oil for a long time, but once I discovered oil I was like wow this is actually really transforming my skin. I've used a lot of different oils, but I've bought The Ordinary 100% Organic Virgin Chia Seed Oil the absolute most because it's super affordable, like $10, it's so so cheap but it's so so good. Something about chia seed oil, the fatty acid composition of that oil and my skin, it's a match made in heaven. It really helps with dehydration. It's a lighter type of oil, it's not so heavy that I can't use it in the summertime if I choose to. It's a really light fluidy type of oil. It's incredibly balancing, not overwhelming, not too greasy, and it just really helps my skin."

"I put two to three drops of The Ordinary chia seed oil mixed directly into my moisturizer and then apply. I love oil, it really soothes and nourishes my skin. The chia seed oil has that right Omega profile of fatty acids that's really good for your moisture barrier, so that just helps keep my skin strong. I just put some on the back of my hand and then drop it right in, one, two, three, and then just mix, super simple. The reason that I like the chia seed oil is because it is a little bit lighter weight than some of the other oils that I like, like squalane or The Ordinary bee oil. It's a little bit lighter, so it's always kind of my go-to in the summer time to get the nourishment and comfort that my skin really wants without extra grease or without extra weight."

"I'm using The Ordinary chia seed oil. I'm just putting a couple of drops and I mix that straight into my moisturizer. It helps to keep the layer thinner, it's quicker to absorb. I still get the nourishment and the glow of the oil but it's not sitting in like two separate kind of heavier layers on my skin. It feels so good. I love that last layer of the skincare routine for me, like moisturizer, and I'm just like, ah, that feels awesome."