All-In-One Facial Oil | Multi-Use Glow Oil

Not this one — the formula is specifically designed to absorb within seconds, leaving a glow rather than a shine. The key is the oil blend: lightweight oils rich in linoleic acid (like rosehip) absorb quickly and help regulate the skin's own oil production, rather than sitting on top of it. If you've tried facial oils before and found them heavy or greasy, it's likely the formula used heavier oils (like coconut or castor). Apply just 2–3 drops to start and press in rather than massaging, which speeds absorption.

Yes, with care. The essential fatty acid complex in this oil helps rebalance the skin's lipid levels — and oily skin is often a sign of a dehydrated barrier trying to compensate. That said, if you have active, severe acne, it is worth introducing this oil slowly (every other day) to monitor how your skin responds. For most people with oily or combination skin, a lightweight oil used as a serum under moisturiser is well tolerated. Start with 2 drops rather than 5.

Oils go after water-based serums and before or mixed with moisturiser. The general rule is: apply in order of thinnest to thickest texture, allowing each step to absorb. If using as a serum replacement: apply to clean skin after cleansing. If boosting your moisturiser: mix into your moisturiser before applying. If using as a primer before makeup: apply thinly after moisturiser and allow 2 full minutes before foundation so it fully absorbs and doesn't interfere with coverage.

Immediately — the glow is instant, not gradual. After 1–2 weeks of daily use, dry patches reduce, skin holds moisture for longer through the day, and the dull flatness that dry or mature skin tends toward disappears. Long term, skin that is consistently well-nourished at the lipid level looks better with less — less makeup needed, better natural texture, more even tone in natural light.