After a few months it deteriorates and smells, so if you get such a large package, it's best to consume it soon. If not, it's better to get a smaller one

With the addition of organic, skin-safe essential oil, it becomes a safe, high-quality, and economical means of hydration. The minimal feeling of "oiliness" and greasiness left after application disappears almost immediately

It is definitely worth the money, I bought it due to pregnancy but because of hormones it caused me small pimples, however, I should mention that even before pregnancy almond oil tended to irritate me, so it's my own issue.

I used it during the 9 months of pregnancy. (2022) I had very few stretch marks on my belly button because my belly was really huge. It can't work miracles when the skin stretches so much. I am satisfied. I am coming back after 2 years as I am pregnant again. My gynecologist told me that it contains vitamin A, which is prohibited during pregnancy as it harms the baby, and I freaked out. I wouldn't buy it for the same reason. For other uses, yes, but for pregnancy never again. Unfortunately, I didn't ask him the first time. But everything is fine with the baby.

The doctor recommended it to us for the skin during pregnancy. It has no smell, absorbs moderately, and prevents the appearance of stretch marks

The best, most economical and natural body moisturizer. Perfect base for homemade sugar scrub and natural insect repellent for kids by adding a few drops of citronella and/or lavender essential oil.

I use it as a treatment for my hair and body for tanning. It doesn't work as well on my hair because my hair is not natural. However, I really like it on my body. I also put it in my body lotion for extra hydration.

The product is of pharmaceutical grade and is likely derived from chemical extraction. That is, the oil is extracted from the almond using solvents instead of mechanical pressing. This chemical method has high efficiency but dramatically downgrades the final product.
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That's why there is a huge price difference compared to other cold-pressed products. Seriously, 1 liter of almond oil for 7 euros!!!! What do you expect when the rest cost 5 to 7 euros for 100 ml.
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Personally, I use it for shaving where I mix it with foam to make the blade glide better. In other words, it's more of a lubricant than for health and beauty purposes.
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For this job, it works fine but for other applications, I would go for better quality, specifically cold-pressed sweet almond oil.

I bought it because of my pregnancy for stretch marks, I don't have an opinion yet on the result even though I don't use it as I should (usually once a day). The good thing is that it doesn't have a scent! However, I would prefer the bottle to have a different nozzle or something like that to make it more user-friendly, because this way a large quantity can spill on you (I transfer it to another container for easier use)

Although I always used to buy the well-known brand's products, I decided to try this one as well (even though it had nothing to do with my favorite brand). So, this product is good. It felt thick and "full," which made a good impression on me. I would buy it again.

I used it during my first pregnancy for hydration and to prevent stretch marks. It did its job - no stretch marks - and I liked it so much that I continued to use it afterwards.
I use it on wet body after showering before drying off.
I used it the same way on my baby as well.

I don't know why some reviews mention a bad smell. The product is fragrance-free.

Anyone who wishes can add a few drops of lavender or any other essential oil to add fragrance to it.

Nice oil, which I use for body moisturizing. It has no smell and absorbs relatively quickly into dry skin! The only negative is that it expires in two months from purchase (the packaging I received)... which makes it difficult to consume by then (I bought the one-liter packaging).

A great oil. I use it for both body moisturizing and makeup removal, as well as a hair mask. It comes in a large package and doesn't run out quickly.

I use it both for myself and for my baby, after the bath for moisturizing.
It has not irritated our skin.

I have been using almond oil for 3 years. This is not almond oil, it has a bad smell, like rancid olive oil, and the smell doesn't come out of the towels. H-O-R-R-I-B-L-E..... If I could give it a 0, I would gladly do it.

The most value for money quantity. I use it on the baby during diaper changes but also on myself for hair and body. Generally, the quantity is worth it at this price