On first inspection, I found it is VERY small only about two maybe three ounces. great for traveling, but it is clearly only a one use item. Still in the bottle, I smelled it and found it to smell much like cloves and nutmeg. I was hoping at this point that it would smell better in the tub, however I was still quite optimistic. I was thinking it was going to be amazing, at 15 bucks for one use it certainly should be!

When it was bath time, I found as as I pored the bath oil in the tub that it is kin of a thin kind of brown colored liquid. The smell became pretty overwhelming. I did not like that at all, and the bathtub water did in fact become a translucent white color. I noticed right away that it did make my skin feel pretty soft, but the smell after only a few moments started to make me a little nauseated so clearly there would be nothing sexy about this bath. I stayed in the tub anyway to shave my legs and relax, but after a few minutes, the smell forced me to escape!

So after only a few minutes climbed out of the tub and marveled at how smooth my legs felt. Really not a huge difference, but enough after such a short time to surprise me. Unfortunately, hours later I could still smell the perfume of the oil on my skin - very strong. It was still so strong, in fact, that it forced me to take another shower just to get the smell off of me!

Don't get me wrong, some people might really love this smell, but for me, it was not a pretty smell, it is far too strong and reeks of (what I think) is cloves and nutmeg. It's only my opinion, but I certainly think any other bath oil would be far more worth it.

Just so you can verify the ingredients in the bottle - PEG7, GLYCERYL COCOATE, HELIANTHUS ANNUUS (SUNFLOWER) SEED OIL, PARFUM (FRAGRANCE), PRUNUS AMYGDALUS DULCIS (SWEET ALOMOND OIL), CORYLUS AVELLANA (HAZEL) OIL, ROSMARINUS OFFICIALIS (ROSEMARY LEAF) EXTRACT, LIMONENE, BENZEL SALICYLATE, BENZEL BENZOATE, EUGENOL, HYDRACITRONELLAL, LINALOOL, COURMARIN, GERANIOL