So, if I'm doing this, and I am, I'm going to keep it real. So I am not ready whatsoever. I used the Merula oil after showering last night, and it's a lot thicker than I expected, but my hair does seem to be loving it. And it's tamed frizz, like, I really... Usually my hair is, like, chaotic. It will take some getting used to, I think, just because it is much different than, like, argan oil or anything else I've used. But apparently you can use it on your skin, too. It's pretty thick, and I'm having hormonal acne, so I didn't put it on my skin, but my hair loves it.

Drunk Elephant is one of my favorite brands, but I found a dupe. They are such an expensive brand. The Marula face oil is $68 and I'm just not willing to pay that price for a face oil. So I found a dupe. This is the Ordinary Marula oil. This is probably the most popular product from Drunk Elephant, but this is the Ordinary one. I'm really excited. Okay, let's try it on. Supposed to help hydrate and firm and tighten and give you that perfect glow. Definitely feels like a dupe. I used to own it, but I went through all of it and saved around $50, I guess.

Elise

Elise, a reviewer, shares her excitement about finding a dupe for the expensive Marula face oil from Drunk Elephant. She introduces the 100% Cold-Pressed Virgin Marula Oil by The Ordinary as a popular alternative. According to Elise, this product effectively hydrates, firms, tightens, and gives a perfect glow to the skin. She mentions that it feels like a dupe and highlights the cost-saving aspect, as she saved around $50 by switching to The Ordinary's Marula oil. Overall, Elise's video review suggests that The Ordinary's Marula oil is a worthy substitute for the pricier option, providing similar benefits without breaking the bank.

Video Review of #THE ORDINARY 100% Cold-Pressed Virgin Marula Oil by Liz

Video Review of #THE ORDINARY 100% Cold-Pressed Virgin Marula Oil by Liz