Josie Maran Argan Infinity Intense Creamy Oil

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Packaging:
Foiled sealed inverted triangle squeeze tube with a chunky black screw on lid. The lid is flat meaning it can be stood up. The nib is 2mm wide which dispenses the right amount of product.

 Smell/Taste:
Argan & orange.

Colour:
Clear. Buttery yellow in high concentration.

Formula/ Texture:
This is a creamy, silky oil. It emus flies easily and quickly meaning it has to be applied quickly. It fells lightweight on the skin but leaves a shine to the skins here its been applied. It takes take a few minutes to fully rub this in.

There is no grass residue which would be opposite based on the look of the product. Too much can leave this greasy feel behind. Again anther product that has a multi purposes! It can tame flyways, hydrate lips, cuties, moisturise eyebrows, add some dewiness to the skin and soothe the undereyes.

I've not had any irritations or breakouts with this. I enjoyed using this but it didn't wow me and I'm starting to think my skin isn't suited for Josie Maran skincare! Normal skin type would enjoy this - I have combination.


Available:
From Mecca Cosmetica, mecca.com.au for $23 for 15ml/0.56fl.oz.

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