Massage oils are made to stay on the skin long enough for your hands to glide, so they do not absorb as quickly as a light body lotion. This one is a plant-based blend of herbal oil extracts, and the product description describes the result as soft rather than greasy. That usually means the skin has a smooth, slightly nourished finish after the excess oil is worked in, not a wet or sticky layer.
How it feels depends on how much you use. A small amount will give a lighter feel and will sink in reasonably well during a massage. If you use a generous amount for a longer session, the skin may feel more lubricated immediately afterwards, and that is normal. You can reduce the amount, spend a little extra time massaging, or wipe off any leftover with a towel.
If you dislike an oily residue, use the oil before a shower or on a day when you can let it absorb for a few minutes before dressing. The peppermint and grapefruit aromas remain noticeable for a while, so if you prefer a less scented finish, apply it earlier in your routine.