Weleda Revitalizing Evening Primrose Body & Beauty Oil, 3.4 Fluid Ounce

I live in a VERY DRY climate and this stuff really helps moisturize and seal up my skin after I shower. I started out with the Weleda Birch Cellulite Oil, but it was pretty strong smelling. This Evening Primrose smells really strong in the bottle, but leaves a nice, faint rose smell when applied. They both work just as well.

Smells nice. Goes on well. Makes my aging skin soft and supple. Will order again.

I am a fan of oils for my lotion (daytime or nighttime). I am always dry and oils always do the trick. I have used everything from body butters, Clairins oil (my favorite but so expensive) to cheap jojoba oil that i mix with essential oils.Just ordered the Weleda Primrose body oil and its amazing! it makes your skin glow and soaks in so you dont have a greasy residue. LOVE this stuff and great value.

I didn't read properly and I thought it was a light spray oil. It is not, it is a pump and is fairly heavy. It's a very nice oil, though. I'll probably use up the bottle on wet skin.UPDATE: After using this oil on damp skin before towelling off a few times, I've decided to start buying it again. I thought it would just go onto my towel or bathrobe, but it really sinks in and leaves my skin hydrated without feeling oily or heavy.

This is absolutely wonderful skin moisturizer for “old” skin. Went to a spa in Turks and wanted a oil like they used. This is almost as perfect. Gonna have to get more, for the winter LOL

Excellent product, very good at addressing dry skin.Highly recommended.

My skin feels so moisturized and soft, I accidentally put it on my leg just after I shaved. I was worried I would have a reaction, nothing! No itching bumps, just soft silly skin

Purchased this product to deal with dry skin. I use it fresh out of the shower and although it does a good enough job at that, the smell is a big turn-off. Best way to describe it is that it smells like bug spray. Fortunately the smell doesn't appear to linger long, so I'll continue to use - and with tick season approaching, maybe it will actually help keep the bugs at bay....