Only used once can't wait use more and letting u know how goes but was good first use nice taste on it which like but leaves after taste which not all that nice tbh but part from that it is good and will definitely recommend and buy when needed again

Oh it’s expensive but oh it’s delicious. I’ve used this religiously for a few months now and my hands are really showing the difference. The fragrance, the texture, the moisture, the applicator, all so luxurious. I hate how amazing it is because it is so expensive but my hands are thanking me for investing in them.

I’m a huge fan of Essie products and the Apricot nail oil is now a staple in my nail kit.  I apply a little bit to my cuticles and then let the oil sink in for a minute or 2 and then gently rub it in. I find it nourishing for my cuticles and I noticed my nails were stronger. I’ve been using it a couple of months now and will continue. 

I’ll admit I am a regular gel manicure salon goer. However, I do paint my own toes and have used this Jessica product for years. I apply a drop or two to each toe after each coat of nail polish, and it instantly takes away the sticky and tacky feeling that nail Polish can create when drying. This not only speeds up the drying process, but also smells lovely too! It makes a great stocking filler! 

As a beauty therapist and nail technician I suggest to all my clients after a manicure, between appointments to oil there cuticles. by doing so, you are promoting the blood flow to the fingers and nail bed which can promote growth and healing for any nail biters. also allows the cuticles to be hydrated and neater so cuticle prep before a manicure is easier and quicker! defo recommend.

Definitely recommend this product. By far the best cuticle oil I've ever tried. It left Mt cuticle and skin in fantastic condition (my cuticles were in a dry sorry state before I started using this product) and I noticed my nails became stronger and I was able to grow them, no longer flakey and brittle

I am a former nail biter, there I said it. When I get stressed and feel under pressure, I bite my nails not just the nails but the skin around them that I make them sore. When I was younger, I really did bite my nails until they bled. And who ever said getting engaged will stop you biting your nails are correct. That is when I stopped biting them on a regular basis. But years of being a biter have left my nails weak, ridged and do not grow very well. My thumb nails split horizontally, my ring finger on my right hand has vertical ridges which when it gets to a certain length it splits all the way down. And of course all the hand washing we are doing at the moment has dried my nails even more, so after I applied my eye drops (have Dry Eye and need to apply drops every two hours) I would apply the oil to my cuticle spending at least a minute to massage it into each cuticle and nail. I also apply it when I have changed my nail polish. I have noticed a difference in my nails. They are healthier, still have the ridges, do not break as easily. It should be in anyone’s nailcare arsenal.

I work in a warehouse, so dry hands and cuticles became a norm. After several biab appointments, my nail stylist recommended the cuticle oil to me. It Smells nice, after the first application I saw a huge difference. I maintain my cuticles with this oil every day. 

This is a must have product for healthy nails. Not very oily, absorbs quickly and has a very subtle nice smell. Very little product is needed. I definitely apply it after a home manicure. One can even use it daily at bedtime for overnight results.

My cuticles are quite dry so I like to use cuticle oil regularly. This one from Essie is fine, it hydrates my cuticles. But it does smell like pure soap that doesn't smell nice, it also has a bright orange color, so you should rub it in thoroughly and make sure you don't use too much, otherwise it will leave an orange mark on your fingers. I don't think it's worth buying, and would rather recommend Opi's cuticle oil! #VIDEOSQUAD

I've been using cuticle oil for a long time, but I haven't found one as nice and good as this. it also smells and smears good. you can notice that it makes your nails supple and takes good care of your nails and cuticles

This is really great for your nails if, for example, you wear gellac regularly and therefore sometimes have damaged or weak nails. If I put this on my nails before bed, I'll have perfect and well-groomed nails without damage the morning after.

Fine nail oil to take good care of your nails and the surrounding skin. The scent is lovely and smells like almond. Sometimes applying is a bit difficult because of the ball you have to press properly. This ball, on the other hand, is great for distributing the oil. It absorbs quickly and I now use it every night. This is also the first cuticle oil for me to use, after the advice of my nail stylist. I'm still curious about other oils, and whether it could be even better. For now, this oil is fine and I've had it for three months, but there's still only a little bit (I think about 5 percent) out. It visibly helps against the skin I normally have.

Delicious nail oil. I use it at least twice a day and my nails are visibly stronger. Previously, I had very thin nails that break quickly. That is really a thing of the past. We also look good and well-groomed on my cuticles. Last but not least, it smells good and absorbs quickly. Just as nice to massage. A bit pricey but well worth the money.

After 2 years of Biab, 1 nail was completely green. Have it all taken off. And drip with perioxide and when it was dry, add Heka, when it was dry, Dadi oil. 2-3 times a day, we are now 2 1/2 months later and my nails are almost good again. The green nail was already gone happy after 2 weeks and because of the Dadi oil, my nails are starting to look normal again.

These are the 2 words that best describe this cuticle oil. I've tried many different products, from Nivea cream to Vaseline and pure almond oil, but this cuticle oil remains the best. I have these on my bedside table and another one in my bag. You apply it super easily with the brush and you can then let it soak in for a long time, so that the oil provides hydrated cuticles. You don't necessarily have to rub it in and it doesn't make your fingers greasy either. I always wear it myself when I'm in public transport. Really ideal.

It is very easy to apply with the brush it contains. The scent looks a bit like Zwitsal and is therefore very delicious. The oil absorbs a bit slowly so that it stays greasy longer, but I am also very satisfied with this.

I used this nail polish by applying a coat on the first day, then a second coat on the second day, then on the third day I cleaned my nails and started the pattern again. I have seen amazing results already after two weeks of use. Nails are harder, stronger, and more resilient. Note that I had very soft and brittle nails at the base, the result is all the more impressive.

After years of having acrylic nails, my own nails were really bad and unhealthy. They broke off and were very thin. Now after using this product for a while, I have stronger nails again and they are growing fairly fast! It just doesn't absorb very quickly, so you'll have to take a moment

After having acrylic nails for a while, my nails were fairly damaged. Above all, they were very dry. That's why I looked for nail oil to hydrate them properly again. I've been using this nail oil for about a month and I really notice a difference in my nails. They are nourished and stronger! I recommend the oil.