Intelligent Nutrients Liquid Green Oil, Organic Face Oil for Radiant Skin, Lightweight Hydrating Treatment, Vegan, 1 Oz

I’ve had this I-N Green Oil for a couple of weeks now and have found myself reaching for it more and more over my other moisturizers. I only need around 2 pumps to cover my face and neck, and it absorbs pretty quickly. Sometimes if I over-apply the oil I use crushed pearl powder to kind of “set” the extra overnight and I wake up matte, but not dry! So far it really seems to agree with my middle-aged skin.It smells pretty herbaceous, which is another plus for me. It smells like it looks like it smells - green! :D

MY SKIN:In my 40s, combination skin that tends to be dry because I'm on tretinoin, so I need oil as the last step in my skincare routine to seal in moisture.PROS:- This looks like a nice product with good ingredients, everything seems to be pretty much organic, and I don't see too many unnecessary ingredients, though there is 'aroma" listed which is probably plant-based but still.- The oil feels pretty rich, it is greenish in color, and it is slightly viscous when you try to apply to your skin. You might need a bit more compared to other more liquidy similar products, but definitely a great product for dry skin because of the richness. Kept my skin well moisturized.- The bottle is glass with a nice pump dispenser, It came in a box made from recycled materials which is great for environmentally conscious customers.CONS:- For the price tag, I would expect better packaging. The box came not sealed or covered in plastic wrap, so it's easily opened. The bottle also didn't have any security features that would prevent tempering. Nowadays, I expect at least a basic plastic seal that you need to break to get into the box, especially for such an expensive product.- If you can't stand any smell or scent in your skincare products, this oil might not be for you. It has a blend of different oils, plus they add an aroma which makes the oil smell of something herbal in a bitter way. It doesn't disturb me even though I prefer unscented products, but the smell does linger for a while because the oil takes a while to absorb as well.- There's no manufacturing or expiration date, and again, from an expensive product like this I would expect that basic information for sure. I've had cheaper skincare products they that were wrapped better and had all the information needed for you to decide if the product is still fresh to use.All in all, seems like a nice product that cares about the environment and has good ingredients, though it does have a scent to it. If you can afford something like this and don't care about some of the complaints I mentioned above, then definitely go for it.

For the higher price point I am happy they choose a glass bottle over plastic. It did take me about 30 pumps to finally get it to pump out some oil. Only need a little bit, and it is definitely oily (like only use at night) with an earthy scent. It takes a while to get used to the "facial oil" but this seems to be a really nice one! No negative concerns.

I wasnt sure what to make of this green oil. It definitely comes out green, and has a strong strange ointment smell that is very strong. It adds a shine to my skin, but also a greasy feeling to it. Between the strong smell, high price, and greasy feeling im not a fan.

The scent of this is so much stronger than I had anticipated and while I usually like herbal or medicinal scents, this was far too much and lingered too long for me. The oil also doesn't seem to set well and makes my skin fairly greasy - to an uncomfortable extent. Over time the greasiness does tone down but it sits uncomfortably heavy on the skin for a bit and I don't think that's worth it. I really don't notice a nice positive effect with my skin after using this, compared to some much cheaper face oils. If you use a very small amount, it does soak in better but I really don't get any improvement in the look or feel of my skin that I can't get with a much cheaper (and less smelly!) product. Would not recommend, especially at this price point.

Was super excited to try this one. It does moisturize your skin--BUT--be aware that a TINY bit goes a long, long way with this one. I've started applying this on damp skin, so I won't be using so much product.The main issues I had with this were: (1) even a normal amount makes you skin feel oily after application. So you've to be super careful in how much you use--whatever you're thinking, reduce it by 50%; (2) it is a thick oil that takes a while to absorb into your skin. So be careful where you lay your head (haha!) when you're using this; (3) product has a distinct and almost strong smell to it. Nothing objectionable, mind you. Just a gingelly/safflower/herby oily type smell. Takes a while for it go away too because the oil takes a while to get into your skin.Bottom line: The first few times I used it, I was not a fan. But once I learned how much to use and how best to use this, I've started this for my nightly routine. It does make my skin look a lot more moisturized in the mornings. However, I'm not sure if I'd continue buying a tiny bottle of oil for 85 bucks, but YMMV.

This little bottle packs a punch in it's herby scent and effectiveness. I honestly believe it's best for 2-3 drops directly on the face (patted in after warming on the hands) and then layer a thinner moisturizer cream (not gel) on top (dime size only). It works great at night and will work during the date for the days I work from home but tone down to 1-2 drops in a cocktail mixture with my moisturizer. Husband likes it, I like it and our skins like it.

Hydration is paramount to having youthful looking skin. What better than oil to provide that much needed moisture? The ingredients are impressive. The serum is indeed watery and very much so an oil. It does slowly absorb into the skin but you will be looking oily when applying this so keep that in mind. It’s best served as part of a nighttime routine. I like the pump application, it dispenses just the right amount of product.