NUXE multi purpose dry oil

[YorkshireFatRascal]

I am working my way through my stash of Christmas smellies which includes a bottle of NUXE dry oil and am clueless as to what to use it for. Do I just use it as a moisturiser? Is it a conditioner and if so do I put it on wet or dry hair? Any suggestions gratefully received.

I love Nuxe. I use it on my face, hands, cuticles and if my hair is particularly dry, all over then wash a few hours later. If just frizzy bits, use VERY sparingly on the ends if you are not washing your hair that day. I find the smell just lovely. It's great for when you shower or bathe then apply after towelling and rub till it's dried in a bit; it can feel greasy but that is very short lived.

They also do a 'holiday' dry oil which contains little tiny gold-ish particles that makes your suntanned legs and arms look divine. I think it's too sparkly to use on your face! I got mine in M&S where they also do little travel sets sometimes. On a promotion they gave me a free gift of a Nuxe candle which was just lovely. Now I am after the perfume!

Thanks for the tips. I think I will try using it on my hands first as I have noticed they are very dry due to the winter weather. I have been using some of the body lotion and the smell is lovely. I am not sure about sparky oil - sounds a bit too adventurous for me!

The perfume is usually £40 for the large size but they had discounted Christmas sets on the website for £17 with the perfume, oil and shower gel all full size.

uk.nuxe.com/multi-purpose-care-en-787/prodigieux-set-with-perfume-shower-oil-body-lotion

It’s out of stock but this one is great value

I've only used the oil on arms and legs but love the shower gel! The sparkly oil is gorgeous!

I put of few drops of the oil into my moisturiser for days when my face is feeling particularly dry.

Or put it on my face at night, so it has time to soak in.

Great for dry legs and arms - oh, the smell! (I have the perfume - it's lovely too)

I have used it on the lengths of my hair, but it is very easy to overdo it, so I tend to stick to specific hair oil products instead.