beautiful oil for a splurge but not worth the hype [SEP] this is a beautiful oil to treat yourself but the bottle is misleading if you look carefully you can see that the liquid does not reach the bottom that there is another glass bottom a ways up making the bottle appear more full than it is i took a star off for that because that is just not cool they could make it in a smaller bottle people would still pay for it it is a nice product i wish however that it did not have the olive oil in it because that is what i think is causing acne in a lot of girls skin for those with acne or if you just do not want to pay this much you can get the same velvet results with rosehip oil the ordinary has one for bucks rosehip oil can help reduce your inflammatory acne get rid of acne scars and clear your skin rosehip oil is an anti inflammatory able to reduce swelling and fluid buildup rosehip oil has a low rating of on the comedogenic scale aka not likely to clog dem pores plus the linoleic fatty acids in rosehip oil have been shown to reduce oil production in oily skin types which can help prevent future acne i received this velvet skin drink as a sample like others i was impressed but i found it for brand new sealed for on mercari personally because of the olive oil filler and the bottle deception i was not willing to pay they do some great marketing evidently as it is out of stock all the time they make it sound like it is made of purely grapes which it is not the bottle deception just is not worth the hype yes the product is beautiful makes your skin very soft but is it softer than my ordinary rosehip oil nah this is something nice to splurge on if i find a good deal because of the of sarantoni grapes resveratrol and lactic acid but there are no studies on the benefits of these grapes over other grapes they do not say how much resvertal and lactic acid they use i would not consider this an active of any of those products the ordinary has both for cheap