NEST New York Seville Orange Perfume Oil Review 🍊

Recently, I came across an interesting product called perfume oil. And as someone who loves perfumes and fragrances, I was definitely intrigued!

So, I bought a 30 mL bottle for $148 CAD.

Unlike traditional perfumes, which typically come with a spray dispenser, perfume oils usually come with a dropper. The directions are simple: massage a few drops of the oil onto your arms, legs, décolletage — anywhere on your body where you want to indulge in nourishment and a highly concentrated expression of exquisite fragrance.

For $148, I was hoping for a fragrance that smelled beautiful and lasted a reasonable amount of time on my skin. Unfortunately, that second expectation wasn't quite met…

The particular fragrance I picked up was Seville Orange.

According to NEST New York, Seville Orange captures the vibrant spirit of citrus with notes of effervescent orange zest, tart pink grapefruit, and juicy mandarin, complemented by floral neroli and cedarwood. The fragrance features Seville orange extract blended with baobab oil to nourish the skin while delivering a concentrated fragrance experience.

With a description like that, any… ANY citrus fan would run straight for it. And that's exactly what I did! 😂🍊

The fragrance experience

Unlike traditional alcohol-based perfumes, which generally shouldn't be rubbed into the skin after application, perfume oils are meant to be massaged in. And I actually enjoy rubbing the fragrance into my skin!

Since the oil is already formulated for application to the skin, I don't need to add anything else. Just a few drops, and the results are divine! <3

Mixed with my own skin's aroma, I find myself wrapped in a creamy, orangey citrus fragrance. It's not too subtle, nor is it too powerful. It doesn't overwhelm, but it's definitely present.

I typically use one to two drops per area. For example, I'll apply one drop to each arm and one drop to each side of my neck. That's more than enough for a potent fragrance experience! I also prefer applying it to my pulse points, as I feel my body's warmth helps bring out the scent.

The projection is especially noticeable during the first 30 minutes, after which the fragrance settles down. Unfortunately, this is where my disappointment begins…

The longevity

Despite how potent the fragrance is when I first apply it, it lasts only about 30 minutes on my skin before I can barely smell it anymore.

I was hoping the fragrance would last much longer, especially considering how concentrated it smells upon application. But I found myself needing to reapply it far more often than I would have liked.

I didn't want to judge it based on just one or two applications, so I tested it over a few weeks. Unfortunately, the results were the same.

Interestingly, the fragrance lasts longer on my clothes. But honestly, I don't see the point of having a perfume oil if I have to drip it onto the collar of my shirts every time I want the scent to last longer. 😅 I'd much rather have a fragrance that stays on my skin!

I really wanted to love this perfume oil, but having to reapply it so frequently takes away from the experience. The fragrance itself is lovely; I just wish it would stick around longer.

Pros and cons

Pros

• 🍊 A beautiful, creamy citrus fragrance with notes of orange and other citrus fruits.

• ❤️ Potent upon application without being overwhelming.

• ✨ Blends beautifully with my skin's natural aroma.

• 💧 Only a few drops are needed per area.

• 🧴 The oil format makes application easy and enjoyable.

• 👚 The fragrance lasts longer on clothing than it does on my skin.

Cons

• ⏳ The fragrance lasts only about 30 minutes on my skin.

• 🔄 Frequent reapplication is necessary to enjoy the scent throughout the day.

• 😕 Its initial potency doesn't translate into lasting power on my skin.

• 👕 Although it lasts longer on clothing, applying oil to my shirt collars isn't a practical solution for me.

Conclusion

I really wanted to love the NEST New York Seville Orange Perfume Oil. As a citrus lover, the fragrance sounded like a dream, and the actual scent didn't disappoint! 🍊❤️ It's creamy, orangey, and beautifully balanced, with just the right amount of presence without overwhelming my senses.

Unfortunately, a lovely fragrance isn't enough if it disappears from my skin after just 30 minutes.

At $148 CAD for 30 mL, this perfume oil isn't exactly cheap. While I wouldn't expect every fragrance to last all day, I do expect a little more staying power at this price point. Having to reapply it frequently just to enjoy the scent makes it harder for me to justify the cost.

Yes, it lasts longer on clothing, but I don't want to resort to dripping perfume oil onto my shirt collars just to enjoy the fragrance for longer!

Ultimately, I love the scent, but I'm disappointed by its staying power relative to the price. It's a fragrance I want to love, but I can't overlook how quickly it fades on my skin. If you're looking for a beautiful citrus fragrance to enjoy briefly, you might appreciate this one. But if you're like me and want your fragrance to last longer without constant reapplication, this perfume oil may leave you disappointed.

Score: 5.5/10
Website: https://www.nestnewyork.com/en-ca/products/seville-orange-perfume-oil-30ml-1/

McDonald's Pistachio Cloud Iced Coffee review

McDonald's Pistachio Cloud Iced Coffee ☁️☕

The moment I saw this Pistachio Cloud Iced Coffee on McDonald's menu, I knew I had to try it! It combines two of my favourite flavours: pistachio and coffee. And this did not disappoint at all!

In fact, for a limited-time menu item, this coffee has been available on McDonald's and McCafé menus for over two months, and I'm so glad it has stuck around for this long! I hope it becomes a permanent item because it tastes so good!!

First impressions:

• The perfect pistachio flavour: Just the right amount of pistachio flavour without tasting artificial.

• Sweet rather than savoury: The pistachio cream is sweet, so if you're hoping for a salty pistachio flavour, this might not be for you.

• A fun cloud effect: The pistachio-flavoured cream slowly sinks and melts into the coffee as time passes, creating a fun visual transformation.

• One minor downside: Drinking too much of the foam on its own leaves a slightly bitter aftertaste and a thin film on my tongue.

The flavour

When I first ordered it, I was a little nervous. What if the pistachio tasted artificial? What if the pistachio flavour was too light?

But I'm glad that the moment I tried it… it was perfect! ❤️

It has just the right amount of pistachio flavour, and it definitely doesn't taste artificial. However, it is on the sweeter side, so if you're a pistachio fan who prefers a more savoury or salty pistachio flavour, this might not be the drink for you.

The coffee itself is strong enough to hold its own, since it uses a black coffee base. The pistachio-flavoured foam provides all the sweetness and creaminess, which I think works really well! You get that strong coffee flavour balanced by the sweet, nutty pistachio cream, without the coffee itself needing to be sweetened or made creamy.

For me, though, the combination of pistachio and coffee works beautifully! ❤️

Why is it called "Cloud" Coffee?

The reason it's called Cloud Coffee is that, as you drink it or simply let it sit, the pistachio-flavoured cream slowly sinks into the coffee and melts away like a cloud.

This is definitely a drink where you can take your time and "wait till you get home" instead of racing against the clock! The longer you leave it alone, the more the cream mixes into the coffee.

Of course, you can always grab a coffee stirrer and mix it yourself, but there's something fun about watching the foam slowly sink into the coffee and seeing the drink transform. ☁️

My one complaint

My only complaint is the slightly bitter aftertaste I get when I drink too much of the foam on its own. It also leaves a thin film on my tongue, which I'm not particularly fond of.

So, if I'm in a rush, I'll mix the foam into the coffee myself. If I'm not, I'll just let the foam settle naturally and enjoy watching the cloud slowly disappear into the coffee.

Conclusion

I absolutely love this Pistachio Cloud Iced Coffee! ❤️ The strong black coffee pairs beautifully with the sweet pistachio cream, and the cloud effect makes drinking it a little more fun than your usual iced coffee.

My only real complaint is the slightly bitter aftertaste and film left on my tongue when I drink too much foam on its own, but that's easily managed by letting it settle or mixing it into the coffee.

For a limited-time drink, this one has really impressed me. It's been around for over two months, and I'm still hoping McDonald's will make it a permanent menu item. Because honestly… pistachio and coffee are such a good combination!

Score: 8.9/10
Website: https://www.mcdonalds.com/ca/en-ca/product/pistachio-cloud-iced-coffee-medium.html

McDonald's World Heist - French Cheesy Bacon McFlavour Fries Review

French Cheesy Bacon McFlavour Fries

I usually order McDonald's fries plain… with salt… because plain and simple is exactly what makes McDonald's fries taste so good!

However, every so often, a special comes along, and I'm intrigued… (although, to be fair, they've all been a bit disappointing so far, from their Shake Shake Fries in Asia to their poutine attempts in Canada).

And unfortunately, these French Cheesy Bacon McFlavour Fries from their World Heist menu are no different.

When will I ever learn? >___<

I was actually excited to try these because they're an exclusive menu item served in France!

They're exactly as described: McDonald's fries topped with bacon strips and melted nacho cheese sauce. The combination itself is good… I liked the combination! The problem was the execution.

First impressions:

• Good flavour combination: Fries, bacon, and nacho cheese sauce should work well together.

• Not enough cheese: There wasn't nearly enough cheese sauce to coat the fries. At the current ratio, only about 10 fries had even some cheese on them!

• Not enough bacon: For something called Cheesy Bacon Fries, I expected more bacon.

• Dry, oversized bacon strips: The bacon was a bit dry, and the strips were too big to eat comfortably with the fries.

• The toppings didn't come together: Instead of enjoying everything in one bite, I ended up eating the fries, the bacon, and the few cheesy fries separately… which defeats the whole purpose of this menu item!

My thoughts

For an item to be called Cheesy Bacon Fries, I expected more of both the cheese and the bacon!

The cheese sauce needed at least triple the amount they provided just to coat the fries properly. And while the bacon added flavour, the strips were a little too dry and too big to pair nicely with the fries.

I ended up eating the fries and bacon separately, with the occasional fry that had some cheese sauce on it. 😂

Honestly, if I'm ordering cheesy bacon fries, I want to be able to enjoy all three components together in every bite! Otherwise, what's the point of putting them together in the first place?

McDonald's fries are already so well made, so I can understand the challenge of trying to reinvent them or "improve" them. But I'm sure there's a way to make a special version that works!

Conclusion

Unfortunately, these French Cheesy Bacon McFlavour Fries were another disappointing attempt at reinventing McDonald's fries. The combination of fries, bacon, and cheese sauce is a good one, but the execution really let it down. There wasn't enough cheese, there wasn't enough bacon, and the bacon itself was a little too dry and chunky to enjoy properly with the fries.

At this point, maybe I should just stick to my usual plain fries with salt. 😂 But I still hope McDonald's gets creative and comes up with a better fries special next time!

Score: 3.510
Website: https://www.mcdonalds.com/ca/en-ca/product/cheesy-bacon-mcflavour-fries.html

Kit-sch seamless elastic Hair Ties review

 

One moment I was looking for good-quality hair ties; the next, these Kit-sch (or Kitsch) started popping up everywhere! 

They are all over Instagram (in the form of ads and recommendations) and all over Amazon as suggested items to have.

At Kitsch, hair care isn't just a routine -- it's a lifestyle. We're dedicated to being your favorite brand for high-performing, evolved essentials that are super cute and crafted as sustainably as possible.

I've used phone-cord elastics (which eventually pull on my hair), traditional scrunchies (which never truly fit my hair volume — tying them twice is too loose, but three times is too tight), those SHEIN hair ties that look like these (they get stretched out after about three uses, and the small elastics break after the first couple of uses), and Dollarama hair ties (they're too firm and pull on my hair).

So you can see… I haven't found a hair tie that I can truly commit to because they all failed me in one way or another — or, for some, in multiple ways.

So… I gave in.

With such a small risk — they're only $10 for 20 hair ties — I figured, if they're good, I've won! If they aren't… well… at least I know. 😂

So I did.

And I like them!

First impressions:

• Soft but firm (you wouldn't understand until you actually felt one)

• Withstand water quite well — I showered with these hair ties in my hair, and they didn't lose their shape, form, or elasticity

• Have a sort of mochi mochi (bouncy) texture

• They don't tug on my hair (this is important!).

• Don't pull my hair out (this is also important!)

First, I want to say: they are good, and I like them!

They're affordable given their quality, and the first time I took them out of the box, I couldn't help but notice just how firm and yet soft they are.

I don't have a lot of hair, and my hair is on the fine side, and yet these hair ties hold my hair firmly in place!

Kitsch Seamless elastic Hair Ties

Pros:

• Available on Amazon!

• They don't snatch my hair

• They don't tug or get caught in the tangled mess of my hair

• Stretchy and flexible enough to hold my hair

• Firm enough to stay in place

• They don't stretch out

• I use them in the shower, and they still hold their shape and elasticity

• I've used one for at least 3 months, and it still looks and works like brand new!

Cons:

• Only available online (although you can sometimes find them at Marshalls, TJ Maxx, Winners, etc., but there's no guarantee)

• The selection can vary depending on where you buy them

• They do leave a dent in my hair after I take them out

Overall thoughts

After trying so many different types of hair ties and finding something wrong with almost all of them, I'm honestly surprised by how much I like these.

They're soft without being flimsy, firm without pulling on my hair, and stretchy without becoming loose after a few uses. Most importantly, they actually stay in my hair without feeling like they're fighting with my hair. 😂 

The fact that I've been using the same one for at least three months — including in the shower — and it still looks and works like new is probably the biggest selling point for me.

These might finally be the hair ties I can commit to!

Conclusion

I went into this purchase with very little risk and honestly didn't expect to become this impressed with a hair tie. 😂 But after trying so many different types that either tugged, stretched out, broke, or simply didn't work with my hair, Kitsch has managed to check almost every box for me.

They're comfortable, durable, water-resistant, and actually hold my fine hair in place without pulling it out. For something as simple as a hair tie, that's a pretty big win! However, that being said, they do leave a dent in my hair after I take them out, so if that is something you are concerned about, then these might not work for you. I'm not concerned, as it gives my hair a slight wavy look.

Score: 9.9/10
Website: https://www.mykitsch.ca/collections/hair-ties/products/eco-friendly-nylon-elastics-20pc-set-black

Costco Kirkland's Pork Shoyu Ramen review

Costco Kirkland's Pork Shoyu Ramen review

 

I saw a lot of hate on social media regarding this ramen, and honestly, I did have second thoughts about buying it because of all those negative reviews. However, when I saw it in person, I really wanted to give it a chance and see whether it was really that bad… because, honestly, it doesn't look bad.

AND!!! I'm so glad I made that decision, because most of social media lied!!! 😂

It is so good!!

It isn't a traditional Japanese-style ramen, but it is a Japanese-style ramen with a Chinese influence, and I think this is where some of the negative reviews went wrong.

Unlike some shoyu ramen bases that can lean heavily into that salty, straightforward soy sauce flavour, this one has much more depth. It is the kind of ramen flavour you could find in a Yokohama Chinatown mom-and-pop shop.

Unlike a more traditional Japanese shoyu-based ramen with a more pronounced shoyu flavour, this broth is filled with ginger, chicken, onion, leek, garlic and scallion (spring onion) flavours.

If you're looking for a traditional, mild Japanese shoyu-based ramen, this probably isn't for you.

But if you're looking for a tasty Chinese-Japanese fusion-style ramen, then this is exactly what it is! :)

About the "authenticity" debate...

My biggest issue with some of the reviews that instantly docked points is the argument that it "isn't authentic."

I saw one review from someone who insisted that their family went on a seven-day trip to Tokyo and said this ramen tasted nothing like the ramen they had there.

Seriously… I think you didn't try enough ramen. 😂

Ramen isn't one single flavour or style. There are so many different regional and restaurant-specific variations, and some broths are thick and rich while others are light and clear. Some are heavily influenced by other cuisines, too.

I can completely understand if the flavour isn't for you — that's personal preference.

But please… don't come in saying something isn't "authentic" just because you were a tourist in a country for a week! >___<

Okay… enough ranting. 😂 Onto the actual product!

Tons of Asian Shiitake mushrooms!

The actual ramen

I liked it!

I hope they keep this around for a little while longer because it genuinely tastes good.

Despite its compact size, I found that it could easily serve 2–3 people, which was a pleasant surprise. It contains three whole marinated eggs cut in half and eight slices of Japanese chashu (チャーシュー).

The broth contains chicken and shiitake mushroom broth, and there is A LOT of shiitake mushroom.

Actually… maybe too much shiitake mushroom. 😂

The broth also leans very heavily into ginger, which can be a good or bad thing depending on how much you like ginger. Personally, I think it works really well, especially now that it's autumn and the weather is getting slightly cooler.

The ginger produces more flavour and warmth than actual heat. It isn't spicy in the traditional sense, but you can definitely feel that warming quality from the ginger, which I really enjoyed as the weather started getting cooler.

The noodles are also chewy and on the thicker side, which I think works really well with this type of broth. They remind me of the thicker noodles I've had at ramen shops in Tokyo that serve richer, thicker broths. The noodles have enough substance to hold up to the broth instead of getting lost in it.

As for the saltiness… this definitely leans on the saltier side. In fact, it is probably saltier than the ramen you typically get in Canada and North America in general.

But it is that very Japanese kind of saltiness that comes with a richer, thicker broth. I'm used to it after living in Tokyo for years, but I can imagine someone who isn't accustomed to Japanese food finding it slightly overwhelming.

As I mentioned above, the broth is thick and coats the noodles really well. And while some people seem to associate thick broth with being "inauthentic," rich and thicker ramen broths absolutely exist in Japan.

For example, Nagi Ramen (凪らーめん) in Shinjuku and Shibuya specializes in Niboshi ramen (煮干しらーめん), which uses dried sardines to create a much more concentrated and distinctive broth. Premium ramen shops can also charge a premium for these more complex broths.

So, no, this isn't trying to be a simple, traditional bowl of shoyu ramen — and I don't think it needs to be.

It's doing its own thing, and honestly, I like it.

toppings

Conclusion

Despite all the negative reviews I saw online, I'm really glad I gave this ramen a chance. It isn't the most traditional Japanese ramen I've ever had, but I don't think that is a fair criticism of what it is trying to be.

It's a hearty, rich, ginger-forward Japanese-style ramen with Chinese influences, lots of toppings, chewy thick noodles, and a surprisingly satisfying broth. It is saltier and more intensely flavoured than the ramen many North Americans may be accustomed to, but that is part of what makes this style of ramen so enjoyable to me.

If you go into it expecting a mild, traditional shoyu ramen, you might be disappointed. But if you approach it as a Chinese-Japanese fusion-style ramen with a rich broth, thicker chewy noodles, and lots of ginger, I think you'll appreciate it much more.

For me, this was one of those times when ignoring the social media reviews paid off. 😂

Score: 9.2/10
Website: No website — not currently available on Costco's website.

Dr. Althea Pure Grinding Cleansing Balm Review

I tend to avoid cleansing balms because I hate the oiliness and the hassle of cleaning off all the greasiness afterward. But Dr. Althea seems to have fixed that problem with their Pure Grinding Cleansing Balm.

The balm emulsifies almost immediately upon contact with water, which solves my biggest “ick” with cleansing balms in general. It glides and melts onto the skin, and once water is added, it emulsifies and rinses away without leaving that greasy residue behind.

cleansing balm

What it is:

According to Dr. Althea, this cleansing balm is formulated with only 14 essential natural ingredients and is designed to provide a gentle cleansing experience, particularly for sensitive skin.

It is enriched with Madecassoside and plant-based oils to cleanse while keeping the skin soft and hydrated.

Benefits:

• Powerful yet gentle cleansing

• Hydrating and nourishing finish

• Hygienic grinding balm design

The product is also designed to remove sunscreen, makeup, and even waterproof products with a small amount.

My experience

Unlike most cleansing balms I've tried, I wouldn't consider this a deep-cleaning cleansing balm. Depending on your needs and expectations, this could either be a positive or a negative.

It does a good enough job, but it definitely isn't as powerful or "deep-cleaning" as I expected. However, if you have sensitive skin and want a mild and gentle cleansing balm that helps calm redness and protect your skin barrier, this could be ideal.

I appreciated that they added Madecassoside and plant-based oils to help keep the skin hydrated, although I found the moisturizing effect to be a bit too light for my liking. I also really appreciate that there is zero fragrance, which makes it even more appealing for people with sensitive skin.

I tried their recommended "half turn" for melting sunscreen and a "full turn" for melting and removing makeup. After some trial and error, I found that the full turn works best for me. The half turn simply isn't enough to cover my whole face, let alone provide enough balm to properly massage the skin and melt away sunscreen, makeup, and everything else sitting on my face.

The grinding design

One of the things I really like about this cleansing balm is the innovative and hygienic grinding design. It prevents the need for repeatedly dipping your fingers into the container, which makes it feel much cleaner and more hygienic than traditional cleansing balms.

However, there is one frustrating problem: there is always some product left behind on the plate. No matter how hard I try to scoop it out with my fingers, it just won't budge! 😩

It makes me feel like I'm constantly wasting a little bit of product, which is frustrating when cleansing balms aren't exactly cheap.

The packaging

I'm also not entirely sure why they opted for a solid green container. While it looks nice, it makes it impossible to see how much product is left inside.

By the time I realize I'm running out, it's already too late!

I also struggled with the container at first because I assumed it was a screw-top or twist-style container. It isn't — it's simply a lid that clips into place.

The lid is easy to open and close, but it moves around quite easily and doesn't feel particularly tight. Whether that's a pro or a con probably depends on how much you hate fiddling with lids versus how much a loose lid annoys you. 😂

Overall thoughts

This is definitely not the cleansing balm I would reach for when I want a deep, heavy-duty cleanse. But that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

What I like most is how different it feels from traditional cleansing balms. It melts beautifully, emulsifies quickly with water, leaves behind zero greasy residue, and doesn't have any fragrance. For someone like me who normally avoids cleansing balms because of their oily texture, that's a pretty big win.

The formula is gentle and comfortable, and I can see why someone with sensitive skin might really appreciate it. My biggest complaints are that the cleansing power is a little too mild for me, the moisturizing effect isn't as substantial as I expected, and the grinding design still leaves some product behind.

Conclusion

Overall, Dr. Althea's Pure Grinding Cleansing Balm is an interesting take on the traditional cleansing balm. It solves one of my biggest complaints — that greasy, oily feeling — and the hygienic grinding design is genuinely innovative.

I don't think it's the best choice if you're looking for an intense, deep-cleaning balm, but if you want something gentle, fragrance-free, easy to emulsify, and comfortable on sensitive skin, this is worth considering.

For me, it's a good cleansing balm, but not a perfect one. I love what Dr. Althea was trying to accomplish, and I especially appreciate how cleanly it rinses away. I just wish the cleansing power was a little stronger and the packaging was a little more practical.

Score: 7.8/10
Website: https://doctoraltheaglobal.com/products/pure-grinding-cleansing-balm?srsltid=AfmBOoqvTommIBhuBrLvv1rxilb7rJEO4z-lAOXp0XcIjPFG7aH5ZdX2

SEPHORA COLLECTION Oil Infusion Hydrating Lip Oil Cherry review

Before I begin this review, I want to mention how flawed and dumb the design of the packaging is! It always tips over and knocks everything on my desk onto the floor, creating a huge mess! This happens at least once or twice a week!

Whoever thought it was a great idea to make the base too small, the container too heavy, and the shape too rounded… 🤦🏻‍♀️

Whoever came up with this design needs to be sued!! 😂

The product, on the other hand, is actually good!

I chose the Cherry shade, which is a sheer red. It has a nice, soft scent that doesn't linger, and it gives my lips a subtle glossy tint without being overly sticky. I also really like using it on top of lipstick because it enhances the colour and gives my lips that slightly glossy, polished look.

What surprised me is that, unlike a lot of lip glosses I've used, this one doesn't leave my lips feeling dry after wearing it. It gives me the glossy effect without that uncomfortable, sticky feeling I sometimes get from traditional lip glosses.

The only downside is that the shine doesn't last very long — it disappears pretty much immediately after eating or drinking, so I do find myself reapplying it throughout the day.

A lot of people have compared this to Clarins' Lip Comfort Oil, but having used both, I think they're actually quite different.

Clarins is thicker and feels more substantial on the lips. It's also much more of a self-contained product that I can wear on its own. This one, on the other hand, works really well on top of lipstick. I think of it more as a finishing product that adds a little shine and tint rather than something I would necessarily wear by itself.

The applicator

The applicator is a thin paddle, and it gives me just enough product to cover about half of my lips at a time. I actually really like this because it gives me good control over how much product I use. I never feel like I'm accidentally putting on too much.

Pros:

• Sheer cherry-red tint
• Soft, pleasant scent that doesn't linger
• Adds a subtle glossy finish
• Works really well over lipstick
• Not overly sticky
• Doesn't leave my lips feeling dry
• Paddle applicator gives good control
• Easy to apply without overusing the product

Cons:

• THE PACKAGING. >___<
• The container tips over way too easily
• The small base + heavy, rounded container is a terrible combination
• Not as versatile as Clarins' Lip Comfort Oil
• Sheer colour may not be enough for people looking for a more noticeable tint

I've had quite a few bad experiences with Sephora-branded products, so I'm actually really glad this isn't one of them!

Well… except for that cursed container. 😑

The product itself is good. The packaging, however, is a completely different story. 😂

Score: 8.5/10
Website: https://www.sephora.com/product/oil-infusion-hydrating-lip-oil-dragon-fruit-P518068?country_switch=ca&skuId=2882843&om_mmc=ppc-GG_2024543160_70610901974_pla-420315098113_2882843_354815103824_9000895_c&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=2024543160&gbraid=0AAAAADnIXb3bCW9bDDDCyCKwNIDqBTFpk&gclid=CjwKCAjwhZDUBhBGEiwAbi5bjueJrPyuKnZGDqVIq-vIZ6e7CdaiVkF0Cbslqa5gADNYSlAI9CaGaxoCAXEQAvD_BwE