Initially the Danish Oil will dry clear, however, as it contains linseed it can turn a little orange over time. The orange tint is mild at first and goes more 'orange' naturally over time. This would be more noticeable on a lighter background, including the pastels and greys as well as pine wood. Whilst, this isn't a major issue, it is something to be aware of.  Also, the orange tint would have the same effect on the variety of woods as it is the oil that has the orange tint. However, the end result will be different as this is always a combination of the type of wood, dye, and finish product used. all of the products that have been used.