I do not really know what to make of this facial oil ...

The L'Oréal Paris oil Richesse facial oil for combination skin is located in a glass vial. The cover can be unscrewed and is simultaneously a pipette with which you can easily distribute the oil. The bottle is placed in a cardboard box with a window the whole thing looks very classy. The bottle contains 30 ml of facial oil. Once opened, the oil should be used within 18 months.

The oil should be applied daily morning and evening, alone or before the makeup on your face and neck or massaged - avoiding the eye area.

The oil is light yellow - not nearly as bright yellow as it suggests the well-colored bottle. After opening flows a relatively strong scent of herbs mixed with lemon contrary is more reminiscent of a spice because of a facial oil. The pipette can easily spread the oil on the face and neck. According to the packaging imprint rich already 3 drops to the pores to refine.

The oil is quickly absorbed and non-greasy. The skin shines after the application is not, but is noticeably smoother and more supple. Although the skin feels after using better, but does not replace the daily facial care. I even feel that I - since I use the facial oil - need more moisturizer. However, the appearance of pores, I could not tell. The oil came with me up to the already mentioned increased need for moisturizer matter irritation on.

The aroma of the oil is initially a bit unusual. It has cost me even slight overcoming apply the oil because of the strong fragrance. After applying, I feel the smell but as pleasant and refreshing. The scent evaporates after some time then completely, but competes with a first applied perfume or the like.

The facial oil from L'Oréal Paris seems the skin really smooth and supple to make but I need more moisturizer, because without this the skin feels uncomfortable quickly stretched. Actually I like the effect of the oil quite well but the increased need for care makes me a bit perplexed - I had rather assumed that the opposite will be the case.