After trying and loving Goodal's waterest oil I decided to try it's sister product meant for maturing skin. Ingredients in this one are also drool worthy we have red yeast rice ferment and niacinamide that have known brightening effect. There is also adenosine to fight wrinkles and star ingredient camelia in a form of micro fermented camelia flower extract and camelia seed oil for moisturisation. It comes in a sturdy pastel pink frosted plastic bottle with a pump. Consistency is much thicker then of waterest oil, it is gel like with a slight oily feel (I read somewhere that Goodal refers to it as bubble oil) and it has a slight flowery scent that is very pleasant and not lingering. I use it after toner and first essence, it sinks into skin slower than waterest oil but absorbs completely. It is too early to tell if it has any considerable anti ageing or brightening effect but what I can say is that it leaves skin looking healthy and nourished. I believe people with normal to dry skin would enjoy this the most but it might be too rich for daytime for those with oily skin but they could use it as their nighttime serum. As first impressions go this one is stellar. Both waterest water oil and water oil camelia are good choices to introduce oils into your routine if you fear and dislike the feel of oil on your skin.