It's a compact and compact size that fits in the palm of your hand. You may think the capacity is too small, but the moisturizing power is sufficient even with a tiny amount, so you can use it throughout the winter! And since it's in a dropper format, it's easy to just dab a few drops directly onto your face. I used it as the last step in my skincare routine, just dropping a small amount onto my face and neck and gently rolling it in. Since I have an oily T-zone, using oily products usually leads to a lot of sebum buildup on my nose the next day ㅠㅠㅠ But I was afraid to use just anything, and the Noni Glow Face Oil felt as light and unburdensome as an essence. When you apply it, it does feel slightly heavy and oily like typical oil products, but it gets absorbed quickly and the remaining oil just evaporates, leaving a very lightweight texture - this was the part I liked the most. Normally when I use oils, it's obvious that I've used oil, but with this product, even after application, my skin still feels fresh. (Of course, if you use a lot, it will stay shiny for a while, but I only used about 5 drops per day.) The effects don't show up immediately, but after using it daily for 2 weeks, my skin tone has definitely brightened and gained more elasticity. Personally, I think consistently using a small amount is better for skin health. I recommend the Noni Glow Face Oil to anyone who wants to achieve healthy, glowing skin ♥

The scent is a bit... like fried oil? Noni? There's a faint scent like that, but I'm not exactly sure what it is. It's definitely not my preferred scent.

This was the best oil I've ever used. Whenever I used oils, my face would get turned upside down, but this one not only helped with the tightness, but I've never had any issues with it at all. After giving birth, my face became extremely dry, so I tried it once (I didn't use oils much on my face before) and I loved it so much that I'm on my second bottle now.

Well, the only downside is that it's a bit pricey.. But compared to other expensive brands, it's not really that expensive, haha.