I got this skin conditioning oil for Christmas so I am unaware of this price. I am sure it's up there along with the other Arbonne products. This product is great for my dry hands and cuticles. I work in a hospital and wash my hands constantly. This oil helps heal my chapped skin and help prevent pailful hang nails.

A little bit goes a long long way. I use it on my lios when their chapped, my eczema on my face and body and even just to moisturize my hands. It is all natural and does not irritate my skin. It is gluten free and vegan too. All ingredients that I can say and know shat they are. Excellent product!

If you are like me, your cuticles are horrible in the winter time. Dry, cracking, and painful.
Well, one tiny drop of this oil to go over all your cuticles, and you will be amazed. I try to use it a few times a day, and it keeps my cuticles in good shape. I highly recommend!

Great product! Use on cuticles, elbows, dry feet ~ smells fantastic, works well and can be mixed with other creams to prevent dryness & cracked skin.

Great for cuticles, nails, or any dry area (elbows, knees, etc). I like to mix it with the FC5 hand cream during the cold winter months.

Wonderful product. A little expensive but you don't need much

I use this for my cuticles and nails. Works wonders. By far the best. It's also great for applying on dry elbows.

Ultra-hydrating formula moisturizes very dry skin, leaving it feeling soft as silk. Enriched with botanical oils to leave skin feeling conditioned and hydrated. With Moisture Fresh™ Complex. ( 15 ml )

My sister had scars all over her face from picking at chicken pox. This oil completely cleared it up after applying twice a day for a couple weeks. You would never even know there was any trace of a scar. The scar on my hand from a second degree burn has also cleared up completely because of this. And, if that wasn't enough, a friend of mine tried to purred hot vegetables to make a soup and burned her face and neck. This and a bit of aloe cleared it up! I know, too good to be true. I thought so as well....then I tried it!