Pure Radiance Oil.

"Often in the drier months I tend to use a facial oil. I'll either use the one that I'm currently using from True Botanicals or a few drops of castor oil. I found it to be a great addition to my evening skincare routine. I usually let all my skin care soak in for at least a couple hours and I put it on right before I go to bed, a few drops, just swish it in my hands, super light layer, and just pat it on. I've also been using it on my hands and my feet just to soften the skin. It is actually quite amazing the difference."

"For me, sometimes only an oil will do the job. I have been using this longer than I have had this channel. All my besties use it, and it's always been sort of glow in a bottle. It smells amazing. I had the flu over the Thanksgiving weekend and I was down for the count. The only thing that I got out of bed to do, and we're talking 4 days, was this very routine. I didn't shower, I barely ate, but I did get up every evening to do this routine. So at least my skin was sort of cared for."

"It's their popular Pure Radiance Oil. It's $120, which does not surprise me, True Botanicals is a more luxury brand. [...] This oil specifically has a ton of natural extracts like green tea, avocado oil, marula oil. It's really packed with a bunch of really beneficial natural extracts and seed oils. Here's my issue though: starting off your skincare routine with a face oil can be counterproductive to the rest of the products that you're going to be using in your routine because what they essentially do is create a seal over top of the skin to make sure that you're withholding any hydration that your skin already has and preventing any water in your skin from escaping. But if you're wanting to use like exfoliating ingredients or hydrating ingredients, with the barrier that a face oil puts on your skin it's going to make it more difficult for those ingredients to be able to deeply penetrate your skin and for you to get the full benefit of whatever active skin ingredients you're using, which is why usually face oils are best to apply as the last step of your skincare routine."

"She has combination skin that is acne prone, so the fact that she likes this oil probably means that it's not going to have that greasy feeling for most people. It is a hundred and ten dollars, but I know why she likes it because it has jojoba which we love, one of my favorite oils. Yes, it is amazing. We have safflower, we have hemp, pumpkin, argon, grape, sunflower, barrage, avocado, all of the seed oils including raspberry, cranberry, sandalwood for scent, watermelon. This actually looks really good. It does have some fragrancing oils, we do specifically have cypress oil, we do have rosemary, some other things, we do have red algae in here. I actually think this one is kind of worth it. Is it expensive? Yes. Do you need it? No. Is it gonna clear your acne? No. But it is hard to find algae in some products, specifically red algae. This product has it. I would say it's more of an antioxidant boost, can have some anti-aging, some brightening properties, really great as an antioxidant. You know, is this going to clear your acne? No. It's probably good for acne prone skin because of the jojoba or it's safer for acne prone skin. You shouldn't be spending a paycheck on it. Like if you're struggling, there are many other oils that are great."