Maccibelle Cuticle Oil 0.5 oz - Heals Dry Cracked Cuticles (Milk and Honey, 0.5 Fl Oz)

Works very well to bring cuticles and nails back to health! Smells absolutely amazing and absorbs well. Highly recommend.

The milky almond smells amazing! Luv that it has a dropper instead of a brush! Actually absorbs into my skin n cuticles and smooths it out! Best part? Made in the U.S.A.!🇺🇸

The Vanilla scent smells SOOOOOOO good. As a vanilla girly it is amazing. Some vanillas smell off from different companies but this is perfect. The oil itself isn’t too thick or heavy. It soaks in quick to the cuticles and leaves them soft. Amazing product & the size of the bottle will last you a long time. Gonna check out the other scents next.

I love this oil for daily use on my manicured nails. It keeps my cuticles somewhat soft and supple and the scent is really pleasant!It’s a little hard to apply with the dropper and even though it says to rub it in, I usually just wait for it to sink into the skin.Great price and keeps your manicure fresher longer as it moisturizes the nail bed!

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely LOVE this oil ! This is my second time purchasing a bottle and it lasts forever. I’m constantly putting this stuff on my cuticles after a fresh at-home manicure. It’s hydrating but not overly oily. I even use it on my toes. It smells wonderful but will turn sour smelling after a year or so. I had a few drops in my last bottle that I tired to use but it smelled terrible. Just buy a fresh bottle lol the price point is perfect.

I have tried Lemon, Vanilla, and now Lavender. Lemon smells like pine sol, which I love, but it might be too strong for some people. Vanilla is like a scented candle. Lavendar smells like Tree tree oil with a light touch of lavendar. They all hydrate well. I might prefer a brush to the dropper, but it's manageable. I appreciate that it's a USA product as well. I will be back for more 😉

I chose this over a year ago bc it was recommended by my nail tech. This is my third bottle and I love this cuticle oil. It works so well and keeps my cuticles in good condition. It's very easy to use: apply a drop or two and rub in into the cuticle. This is perhaps a little greasy but it soaks into my cuticles quickly. I absolutely think it's a good value for the money!

Generally, you don't see glaring grammatical errors on packaging for products made in the USA. I suspect this is either made in China or by a very, very sloppy company. Either way, it doesn't instill confidence in the product.As opposed to using a traditional brush, the glass eye dropper is a terrible way to spread the oil on your cuticles. You just end up spilling and spreading the product around with a glass tube and it's quite messy. I lack confidence that it's more hygenic, as claimed.The product is okay, but the odor smells like Lemon Pledge furniture polish. I was using some Claresa Cuticle Oil from Europe before this and will go back to it since it does a good job, the scent is less overpowering and there were no embarrassing grammatical errors on the packaging.