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InstaNatural Argan Oil and Skin Clearing Serum

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I was able to try some more amazing products from InstaNatural this time the Argan Oil Hair Mask, Argan Oil, and Age Defying Skin Clearing Serum. The primary product to reveiw was the Hair Mask, but I tried the Skin Clearing Serum first. I had seen the Skin Clearing Serum and having used their other serums I was super excited about this. I finally got around to trying the Hair Mask this evening.
The Hair Mask is a bit of a pain to use because you have to put it on clean towel dried hair and leave it on for 5-15 minutes. I'm not sure about everyone else, but this doesn't seem like a super user friendly method, once I grab a towel I'm drying off and done with my shower. I decided to just wring out my hair with my hands removing excess moisture and apply the mask and soak in the tub for a bit while it soaked in. I rinsed and just let my hair air dry. Several hours later now that my hair is dry it does feel extra soft and I only used the Hair Mask no conditioner. The Hair Mask does say you can use it like conditioner, which I may do as well since I will probably be able to get by using less of it than conditioner.
The Argan Oil that I received has a plethora of uses. You can use the Argan Oil on hair, skin, nails, etc. If used on hair it gives extra shine, just be cautious not to use too much so your hair doesn't turn into an oil slick. If used on skin it can help clear skin, and it also helps your cuticles and can moisturize dry skin.
My favorite product is the Age Defying Skin Clearing Serum. I've been using this for a week now and have noticed a big difference in skin clarity. However it is a bit drying so I recommend using a good moisturizer with it. I've been rotating moisturizers for day and night and if my skin is extra dry. All are InstaNatural Moisturizers though.
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