I also use this to wash my hands, and have used it to wash my body as well.

For face washing, I dampen a washcloth, rub the soap on, and gently do circling motions. Or I use my hands.

I don't currently use, but it helps with sun protection, is good for use during the morning, and works well with Vitamin E- which are both in my sunscreen and my oil. Can mix with warm water (recommended on official website) or rosewater.

I don't actually use this, but I may consider it.

Idk why it keeps putting this before the body oil. I would use body oil before this.

I don't use that often in the morning - unless my skin feels dry, but rosewater is usually sufficient for my face.

After washing my hands with Grandma's Lye Soap though, I always put this on after.

I would do this before sunscreen.

I take a shower in the evening, so often I don't do anything with this.
I probably should though. Could do it in the shower.

I recently started using grapeseed + vitamin e oil as an evening face cleanse while in the shower instead

In the past, for a long time, with its white bottle cap, I have mixed this with Vitamin C boost and Niacinamide boost (below).

I've read from the website that mixing with warm water is recommended. Others in reviews have said rosewater.

I added this and the other boost last, as intended. It should be AFTER the grapeseed oil and vitamin e oil (see below for explanation). But based on it automatically doing this, I might consider adding an additional vitamin e layer after.

I used to mix the Vitamin C Boost, Niacinamide boost, and rosewater together. See above for rosewater notes- but I recently read from The Ordinary to not mix with b5. So, once this is back in stock, I will alternate with niacinamide

As mentioned, I use as an oil cleanse along with the sunflower oil in the shower

After the serum, I also very carefully put a small amount mixed with the sunflower oil under my eyes (nowhere else on my face or I may break out)

I don't actually use this, but I may consider it

Occlusive. Used by many (and recommended by dermatologists) under the eyes to lock in moisture and products at night and for wrinkles. But, not a good idea if you're prone to milia bumps.

Scared to try.

Should be the last step listed

As stated, I use it with the grapeseed oil in the shower as an oil cleanse in the shower, and mixed with grapeseed under my eyes as a last step before bed.

But I also use it as a whole- body moisturizer right after I turn the water off.