I love this product! I only got it yesterday, but I'm very impressed so far. I switched to clean eating awhile ago, and now am doing the same with my cleaning and beauty products. Anything in a "whole and organic" form of course, is better for us. Now my facial products are going to homemade. Before I make my own face cream (I'm going to because there are several things I want to put on my face daily, and to immulsify them together will make application easiest. I'll add that information in later), I tried this macadamia nut oil on my face, straight up. It took a few minutes to completely absorb, but stayed grease free throughout the day.The oil itself is about as viscous as a good olive oil. The smell is intoxicating, and because it smelled so good, I put a drop on my lips (to moisturize, of course lol). It's scrumptious! Seriously, I never felt inclined to taste my almond oil, but ya know how Italians eat olive oil with their bread? I could use a loaf with this 4 ounce bottle... forget my face lol. Really, it's divine.The only thing I'm not thrilled about is the fact that the bottle is plastic, and not glass. That's my biggest gripe with organic products. Who knows what chemicals we're getting into and onto our bodies from plastics? I have sent out a question to the company Sweet Essentials if their bottle is BPA free, and another if they'd consider going to glass.Update: Alright, here's my facial lotion recipe. It took a little while for me to acquire all of the ingredients, but I'm really, really happy with the results. I used:2oz (1/4 cup) macadamia nut oil (or you could use any carrier oil but I like that this oil is most like human sebum. I also added to it some jojoba and argan oil)2oz (1/4 cup) shea butter (any type of butter can be used here)3/4oz beeswax (by weight...I finely grated it)8oz aloe vera gel30 drops of grapefruit seed EXTRACT (not oil... this is needed for its anti-microbial effects, so the lotion won't go rancid)The equipment you'll need is either a double boiler or a small pot and a glass or metal bowl that'll set on top, which leaves at least three inches of space between the bottom of the bowl and the bottom of the pot, a blender, a measuring cup, two or three silicone spatulas or metal spoons and a grater (I also used a scale to weigh/measure the shea butter).First sterilize your equipment. I used a sanitizing tablet (Steramine), but you could boil, use a dishwasher (with the heat dryer setting) or use 70% rubbing alcohol. Using your double boiler set up, lightly simmer one inch of water in the pot while melting the carrier oil, butter and beeswax in the bowl on top. Once completely melted, stir with spatula/spoon and let cool. I transferred mine to the blender once it solidified, but was still a little warm. With the blender running on its lowest speed, I added the aloe vera gel a squirt at a time. While I was doing this I found that I needed to increase the blender speed. Once about six ounces was in, I used a spatula to scrape down the insides of the blender. I then continued to add the remaining aloe vera gel. Then, I added the grapefruit seed oil and transferred the lotion to my (sterilized) jar. I'm going to keep it in the fridge, so to prevent it from spoiling. Also, as you can see I'm using a pump to dispense it because putting my hands into it daily will introduce too much bacteria. If you don't have a pump for your lotion, I'd recommend getting it out with a spoon, instead of your fingers. I'm not sure how long this will last, but I'll update as time goes on.Lastly, I leave honest, unpaid for reviews because I like to help others with their purchases. If my review here has helped you, please click so below. Thanks!(And I'll update with my facial cream recipe and photos later... if it works!)