I just received my first ever bottle of rose hip oil from nuriva. The consistency is like water and has no smell. Is that expected?
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I am happy with the consistency. Yes it has some smell, but I prefer it to heavy fragrance.
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That is odd, because my bottle's oil from Nuriva is thick, Orange in color and has a slight earthy smell. You should contact the company.
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From my online research the fishy smell is normal for pure rosehip seed oil, mine is the same in odor. I store it in the fridge and that seems to neutralize the odor somewhat
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I just spoke with the Westinghouse customer service (E-mail: customerservice@saihomeproducts.com Telephone: 1-866-365-5339). I described this smell as rather a motor oil-like (this is what it reminds me). They say it's normal for the first cycles :-) It's a glue that holds the parts together and it gets burned initially. The explanation makes sense to me, so I will give it a try. No plans to drink this water, though, until the smell (and the taste) goes away. The idea was to drink pure water, not diluted glue :-)
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It seems to me to smell like almond oil, even though I don't think there's any almond oil in it. At first I thought it was going rancid, but as I was using it I realized it smelled more like a vegetable type oil, and because I'm not used to lotions smelling like that, it's probably the reason I thought it was a little "off".
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It doesn't smell like coconut oil and I'm not sure if it's unrefined. I'm actually curious about that too!
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I personally love the smell of PastTense. Have had mine for a long time and never noticed it getting an "off" smell. Not sure if oils can go bad either. I'd suggest emailing or calling DoTERRA directly and asking them to be sure. I've always gotten quality products from them.
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I love this oil. It never clogged my pores or caused blemishes. But we all are different, so who knows? Maybe you are allergic to rosehip.
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No!!! It should not smell like anything. At least in my experience. I have purchased this product several times in both the small and large bottles. Each time I've received my products the serum is completely clear and odorless. I would definitely send it back.
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From my online research the fishy smell is normal for pure rosehip seed oil, mine is the same in odor.I store it in the fridge and that seems to neutralize the odor somewhat
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When you first mix it with water there is a distinct odor, but once it is on the plants there is no smell. I think it is a great product and have good results with it.
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If it is rancid smelling, there is something wrong with it. This rose water does not have a real strong rose smell, as it is water, not rose oil, but should not smell rancid. If you are sure it smells off, you should have it replaced.
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I've used several different types of rose hips oils. There is a difference in appearance, smell, packaging, and feel, but not sure if they react with your skin any differently. Some rose hips oils have a considerable amount of vitamin e to extend it's shelf life. As for the Sukin, it has a darker, thicker feel, and a nice natural smell. Don't know if this is because they use a different process or a better quality rose hip. Another thing I like about the Sukin, is the dropper. You would think that's a no brainer, and that all manufacturers would use a great dispenser, but they don't. So, is there a difference between brands? Yes. Will your skin know the difference? Not sure. I've used several different types of rose hips oils. There is a difference in appearance, smell, packaging, and feel, but not sure if they react with your skin any differently. Some rose hips oils have a considerable amount of vitamin e to extend it's shelf life. As for the Sukin, it has a darker, thicker feel, and a nice natural smell. Don't know if this is because they use a different process or a better quality rose hip. Another thing I like about the Sukin, is the dropper. You would think that's a no brainer, and that all manufacturers would use a great dispenser, but they don't. So, is... » Read More I've used several different types of rose hips oils. There is a difference in appearance, smell, packaging, and feel, but not sure if they react with your skin any differently. Some rose hips oils have a considerable amount of vitamin e to extend it's shelf life. As for the Sukin, it has a darker, thicker feel, and a nice natural smell. Don't know if this is because they use a different process or a better quality rose hip. Another thing I like about the Sukin, is the dropper. You would think that's a no brainer, and that all manufacturers would use a great dispenser, but they don't. So, is there a difference between brands? Yes. Will your skin know the difference? Not sure. « Show Less
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Hello Ana, The oil smells so good. I am using the essences for bath salts. They are wonderful.Enjoy
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Wow that is weird. When I opened the bottle it didn't have a smell. I just got my second bottle in last week and it have no smell either.
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It doesn't smell much like rose (maybe faintly). Mostly it smells slightly medicated, like eucalyptus. But definitely not a bad odor.
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Mine has no smell at all. Completely orderless. I have purchased 2 bottles, and no problems with either!
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Actually I feel it does not smell like anythibg at all. I always blend it with my Johnson n Johnson Baby Oil Gel....