Rose & Vitamin E Face Oil,Natural Vitamin E Oil for Skin, Scars, Face, Body, Face Oil for Hydrating and Nourishing Soft Skin, Rejuvenate & Enhance Skin,Facial Oil for Fine Lines & Wrinkles, 2.02 Fl Oz

Transforms Daily Gua Sha Into A Spa Event
I am a huge fan of daily gua sha, but have only ever used unscented oils for my routine. This rose-scented oil adds a welcome sensory layer that makes the process reminiscent of what I’d expect from a higher end spa! The oil is very gentle and absorbs into my skin well, but not so rapidly as to make it unuseable for gua sha; it caused no irritation or breakouts.The scent reminds me of an eau de toilette that my mother would let me wear when I was a very young girl: it’s delicate and unapologetically floral, with a classic finish that transports me back in time. Highly recommended, especially at such a reasonable price!

Nostalgic
The smell is wonderful and brings back very fond memories of some of my favorite people. Rose water, oil, everything used to be big back in the day and I loved it. It has been years since I have had anything rose and nearly cried when I popped this open and gave it a try. Will use it directly and will add in a few drops to my homemade lotion.The smell is wonderful but the oil itself is also very nice and rich. It feels nourishing on my skin and I love that it is organic. What a great price too..

Oil skin
It’s so easy to use. It’s very quick dry and moist. It has very strong smell of rose if someone love rose flowers. Price is cheap. Great product and highly recommend it!

Massage oil with almond oil base- Aliver brand- made in China, but labeled with an Ireland address
This rose scented oil has a nice scent. It’s a nice massage oil with an almond oil base. This oil would be much nicer if it were made with organic ingredients, but then the cheap price would probably triple.I’ve had many items from this brand, Aliver. They produce acceptable and affordable products. They do, however have 2 practices that I’m not fond of. Their products are not usually labeled with where they’re made, (1) but they do print a company name (Apex) with an address in Ireland on the item (2).This practice leads the consumer to believe the item is made in Ireland, when in fact it’s made in China. I see nothing wrong with an item being made in China, but when it’s hidden, I wonder why they’re trying to hide it.In this case, the country of origin in the ad is China, but country of origin does not mean that’s where it’s made. The definition for COO is : represents the country or countries of manufacture, production, design, or brand origin where an article or product comes from.So, the item could be designed in or the brand name from 1 country, while production takes place outside that country. This is why I trust only the ‘Made in (country name)’, and want to see it ON the product. In this case, It does NOT state Made in ANYWHERE on the product label.There is a sticker applied to the outer cello of the box that states ‘made in China’.This product is an ok oil, it’s not organic, nor is it a high quality oil, but I don’t think anyone is expecting that from a $10 oil.It’s a solid 3 star average oil that I would order agian.