What it is:
An enhancing dry oil for body and hair.
What it does:
This multi-use miracle oil is ideal for hair, nails, bath, and massages. Divine Oil is a unique alchemy of four extremely fine and evanescent vegetable oils (60 percent of the formula). To ensure that the benefits are truly complete, Divine Oil also features patented antioxidant grape-seed polyphenols and fair trade shea butter.
A subtle fragrance that will make you swoon as it caresses your skin. For the signature note of the fragrance Jacques Cavallier chose the rose, both the Moroccan rose and the Bulgarian rose. A burst of grapefruit and sparkling spicy pink pepper add a freshness to the fragrance while cedar, vanilla, and white musk base notes offer warmth. The composition is modern and infinitely desirable.
This dry oil moisturizes, nourishes and enhances the face, body and hair, thanks to its unique formula made with exceptional blend of oils (grape, hibiscus, sesame and argan) combined with our patented anti-oxidant Polyphenols. It envelops the skin with a subtle, floral and sun-kissed fragrance, with woody notes.What it is formulated WITHOUT:
- Parabens
- Sulfates
- Synthetic Dyes
- Petrochemicals
- Phthalates
- GMOs
- Triclosan
Finally got my hands on the Caudalie Divine Oil set front sephora, what's even better is that i got it on sale! I paid $32 (orginally $42) for a 1.7 oz Divine Oil, 1.7 oz Crushed Cabernet Scrub, and a shotglass size candle.
I heard a lot of good things about the divine oil from essiebutton on youtube and decided to give it a try. To be honest, the divine oil is a splurge item for me, it did nothing more than baby oil can do, except it smells a little nicer and more luxury. I have yet to try it on my hair, but i felt it's such a waste every time i spray it because most of it will land on the floor instead of my body..
The Scrub is quite nice, but nothing special. The scrub particles are quite large but not rough. Leaving skin nice and soft afterward. Again, i wouldn't want to pay the $29 for the full size.
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