Olivia Care Body Oil Apricot Fig Vegan & Natural Moisturizing - Infused with VITAMIN E, K & Omega Fatty Acids - Refreshing Fragrance - Reduce Dry Skin, Anti-Aging Properties (Apricot Fig)

The smells are potent! Very pleasantly surprised with these and will buy again.The smells ar great and the oils moisturize very well. Wish I would have switched to naturally scented body oils sooner.

I love this body oil, it’s great for my dry skin and the fragrance is clean and fresh but not too sweet. It’s very strong and a little overpowering but I like that it lasts all day!

Smells great, makes my skin feel great. It feels like luxury product.

This body oil is a deliciously sweet, fruity scent. It’s not overbearing. As I rubbed it into my skin, it moisturized but did not leave a greasy mass on my skin, which was a good thing. I would have given 5 stars if the scent lasted longer.

When I first opened the bottle to smell it I thought the scent was to light but then I rubbed some on the back of my hand and the scent came alive! My skin soaked it right up and was left smooth and not oily feeling at all. Then I sprayed some of one of my favorite fragrances that tends to loose its scent to fast on top of where I rubbed the oil in and that scent has clung to it and lasted twice as long. Always apply your fragrances over lotion or oil to make them last a lot longer and put them on your most oily parts of your body like behind your ears on under and between your boobies. Fragrance fade fast the dryer your skin is so always make sure it has oil or lotions to cling on to. And don't rub you fragrance into your skin after you put it on. Let it settle on its own. Trust me, I read up on every thing about how to make fragrances last the longest. Oh and always make sure when you buy fragrance is says EDP on it. Not toilette or cologne. EDP is the strongest longest lasting scent next to real pure parfume which is hard to find and very very expensive.

I've only used this once so far since I just got it today, but I'm already not sure how I feel about it. It's a very lightweight oil which can be either good or bad. At first, I was worried it wasn't oily at all, but after letting it dry down and absorb, I do feel a bit of that oil-like softness left behind. It is by no means greasy-feeling or sticky. It feels like a decent, soft oil. As for how it hydrates, I'll have to wait and see.My biggest complaint is the scent. I obviously knew the scent would be eucalyptus and mint, but I assumed the notes would be more balanced. The mint is overpowering. It's almost too much for me. I do like mint, but I was not looking for such a strong mint scent. I wanted eucalyptus more than anything and I don't smell anything other than mint.If the mint bothers me too much while I wear it today, I might have to return it instead of continuing to try it out for a month or two.Last thing, this does require damp skin to apply. With another product I use after the shower, I have to let my skin dry down completely, so when I applied this oil, I used a spritzer to re-dampen my skin first. My hand dragged along the parts of my skin that weren't directly damp so I don't think this oil would apply well at all on dry skin. This is an easy fix with a spritz of water or applying directly out of the shower, but wouldn't work for anyone looking for something that applies on dry skin.

Love the sent an it smells awesome on me will buy again

Smells AMAZING !!