Whamisa Organic Flowers Facial Oil Deep Rich, Hydrating Watery Formula with Fermented Ingredients, Nourishing, Glowing Hydration, Korean Skin Care (32ml)

I love the light fragrance and how well it moisturizes. I will definitely buy it again.

This is a nice oil but I personally prefer facial products with less of a scent. I am sure it’s difficult to formulate an oil that is completely unscented but this one is a tad strong. As a oil, it does a great job hydrating my skin and I like the slip it gives for gua shua, which is primarily when I use facial oils. I find myself glowy after using, but I do prefer others.

This is a solid facial oil option if you’re not sensitive to scents. It has a floral scent with a sort of… tart, earthy undertone. Maybe that’s the fermented ingredients? It’s not pleasant but it’s not offensive, so it’s not a big deal to me. The scent dissipates after a while. It’s nice on the skin, not too heavy. I use it on my non tretinoin nights to help prevent dryness. I do a drop in each zone and when I wake up my skin looks nice and hydrated and feels comfortable. Since you only need a little, the bottle is small but should last a good while. I have sensitive skin that can be acne prone and this hasn’t caused any reactions.

This facial oil is fine in that it's a decent moisturizer for the face. It goes on nicely and absorbs into the skin and feels pretty good. It's just the smell for me, it's really herbal I guess is a good way to describe it. I like herbal, but this facial oil has an incredibly strong herbal scent and it doesn't dissipate after application, it just hangs out in a bad way. It would be one thing if it smelled weird just for a few minutes, but I smelled weird all day. No thanks.

I tried this product for a month, I started using only at night after cleansing my skin, first 3 weeks really didn’t feel any difference, but then after my skin started to feel more glowing and hydrated, rose smell isn’t strong, I love how lightweight it is and it gets to absorb quickly, it really helps to protect my skin from aging as that’s the effect of more of Korean products, this oil claim to be 96% organic ingredients but it is not (USDA certified organic), in general my skin is grateful with it.

I've been using this at night for a couple weeks now on my face and neck. A little goes a long way. There is a fermented plant/flower smell that makes it feel like medicine for my skin which sounds terrible, but somehow I really like it. It absorbs within a few minutes with no leftover residue or tackiness. Once I rub it on lightly it feels very hydrating and lightweight. In my hand it feels like oil, but as soon as it's on it's silky and soft. I am often sensitive to lotions/makeup, and so far no breakouts or irritation at all! I feel like I'll have to use it longer to see how much of a difference it makes, but it feels very nice, and the cost is reasonable. I ended up buying their trail pack after this to try more from this company and everything so far has been great. I put a drop on my hand, took a pic, rubbed it in immediately for 2 seconds, and took another pic of my hand. It feels slick for a minute or two, then my skin is just soft and glowy. Very happy with this.

I’ve been using Whamisa’s Organic Flowers Deep Rich Facial Oil along with their Organic Pear Blossom Essence Toner since 9/5 (it is now 9/16). My dryish, late 40s skin responded at first with a couple of red bumps, but the bumps soon went away within a couple of days as I acclimated. Just be prepared, while the deep pink facial oil looks like it will smell pretty, there is almost no floral scent (due to the fermentation process?) It smells primarily like ginseng root to me. It’s a very rich feeling oil, during the summer, I only need to gently pat in 3 drops for my face and neck to fully moisturize and leave a light glow. My skin feels hydrated all day! (Disclosure: I also use Theuna’s Original serum before applying the facial oil.) You may want to avoid the eye area when using this since it does have a tendency to plump up the little bumps in my undereye area. However, this actually works pretty nicely on my forehead and cheek area, skin looks a little plumper and more glowy in that area. Since I need so little, $30 for a 1.08 fl. oz glass bottle will last me for quite a long time.

I struggled whether to give this 3 or 4 stars... If I gave it four stars, it would be because the bottom of the packaging listed both the production date AND the expiration date... And as you can tell from the picture I included, YES it is oh-so-fresh 😍 Great speed and transparency, Whamisa!! Now for the reason why I did NOT give 4 stars (3 instead): Let me start off by being clear that there is nothing wrong with this product, and Whamisa has always been a solid go-to Korean brand that I have used on and off successfully for many years. That said, I am an absolute skincare junkie, in terms of everything from crunchy Korean beauty, to drugstore hidden gems, to luxury cosmetics with high concentration of actives, and everything in between... While topical oils are not a part of my typical daily regimen, I always, always, ALWAYS have an oil (or two) in stock for situations like chapped skin. I also like using face oils on nights when I'm sick, lazy, or in a hurry and don't feel like doing a multi-step regimen with actives or -God forbid- actual thinking involved 😆 Sometimes it's all I can do just to wash my face and slap on a quick oil afterward! The oils I DO have in stock tend to fall into one of two categories: 1. Cheap DIY mixtures using one of my preferred base oils (like grape seed, jojoba, or emu oil) and maybe a tiny bit of lavender EO. 2. Oils with actives in them (like vitamin c or retinol). I have two of these oils from a brand called Sunday Riley and, though relatively expensive, they are extremely (EXTREMELY!) effective. They also have a long shelf life, as all oils do. So it's not a big deal if you don't use them up quickly. This oil from Whamisa, that I used several nights this week, was standard in terms of basic results (ie: how I expect my skin to feel the morning after using a skin oil.) The ingredients themselves are nice, nothing special. I do think I get better mileage from fermented ingredients when they are formulated in products like cleansers, toners/essences, and masks. (Specifically, the Whamisa Deep rich toner is ahhh-mazing, as are several of their other products in the categories I just mentioned.) That said, this oil was kind of a miss for me. Nothing spectacular... I feel like if I were going to splurge this kind of money on a pre-mixed oil, I would rather just pay the extra it would cost to have a harder working oil with actives in it (like the Sunday Riley ones I mentioned earlier). Better value. Otherwise, I feel like if I wanted to save money, I could easily make a DIY oil that was just as good if not better than this one, at a fraction of the cost of this product. **Also, this is obvious but if you have allergies: be sure to check the ingredients carefully especially if you have a nut allergy. Hazelnut oil is one of the top ingredients. 3/5 stars... I will use up the product... Probably on my body, and then I will save my money to re-purchase the Whamisa Deep rich toner instead of the oil version 🩵

Ein sanft duftendes, wunderbar weiches Gesichtsöl. Es lässt sich durch die Pipette ideal dosieren. Zwei Tropfen gemischt mit einer Portion meiner Gesichtscreme pflegen meine empfindliche Gesichtshaut (Duftstoffallergie, Feuchtigkeitsmangel, Neigung zu Hautunreinheiten) ohne jegliche Irritation und ohne fettigen Hautglanz. Sehr ergiebig. Mein vorheriges Fläschchen reichte mir ca. 1 Jahr.

Nicht so toll, klebrig , pappt auf der Haut, verkleistert eher. Pfegewirkung konnte ich nicht so feststellen