It doesn't look like much, does it? A little bottle of oil, so what? But let me tell you, Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse could not be more aptly named. Its an absolute wow of a product.
Its a dry oil, which I didn't really understand until I tried it. It literally is what it says - an oil, but it doesn't leave you greasy in the same way that baby oil does. It leaves your skin feeling moisturised without the slipperyness.
I have what we could best describe as a fickle nose. If I don't like the smell of something, no matter how expensive or how good, I'm not going to use it. This product smells absolutely divine. I can't describe the smell, but Nuxe's website says it contains Borage, St Johns Word, Sweet Almond, Camellia and Hazlenut and Macademia, so I'm guessing its a combination of all of them.
I think the thing I like most about this product is that you can use it for so many things. Mostly, I use it as a plain on body oil when I get out of the shower as it leaves my skin super soft and smelling fab but I have used it as cuticle oil and bath oil before now, as well as a conditioning treatment on my hair if I've run out of whatever else I'm using. I've even tried it on my face, mixed in with my moisturiser in the winter if I felt like I needed a bit of a moisture boost. They also suggest mixing a drop with your foundation to help it glide on smoothly.
There's another version, which is the Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse OR, which has a gold shimmer in it. I'm very pale and find it a bit much, but if you've got a tan it'll look gorgeous.
I've got a 50ml bottle which I paid about £25 for - I got mine in John Lewis, but its not on their website anymore. Space NK do sell it though, so if you're near one you should definitely go and have a look. If you're anything like me you won't be disappointed.
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