My wife likes it, but pricey
A very light weight oil used as a skin moisturizer (that's what my research on Squalane oil turns up, there's lots of other stuff, but this is the main reliably cited benefit offered). My wife tried this product out, using the entire 1 ounce over a period of about 2 months. She is very positive in her impression, saying that of all the products she has tried, this one seems to have a reliable effect in reduction of micro wrinkles and skin moisturizing. It goes on light and leaves no oily residue.<br /><br />The big issue is that the product is easily 8 times the price of other squalane oils. Given that the single ingredient listed is the oil you have to wonder if the oil is cold pressed by seraphim from plants tended by nymphs. I ordered an alternative product and my wife says that she is satisfied that the new product is good as well. I'll take that as meaning the alternative at a fraction of the cost is effective and a better value for the money.
Rating: 3 stars