$75 USD at Sephora
The hype I don’t believe: “OXYGEN INFUSION”
- You have to stabilize oxygen in products, and in doing so, might destroy its properties
- Oxygen has free radicals in it & getting more oxygen is not a good thing
Either way, I don’t care.
This was the only natural night cream that worked from all the samples I snagged.
I also tried Korres Honey & Thyme, but that stuff just sat on my face like a heavy masque.
I had to wash the Korres Honey & Thyme off my face and apply the Skyn cream instead.
I think the marketing is cute too. Check it out:
Pros:
- The “slip” is nice — meaning it feels good when you rub it on
- It absorbs really nicely into your skin
- Just a little bit goes a long way — a small dab covers my whole face
- Cured my dry, bumpy, eczema-like spots at the top of my forehead
- Doesn’t feel super greasy or like a masque has been applied
- It’s pretty natural for the most part, and the only one I like out of all the naturals
- Doesn’t fight or curdle with any serums you put on underneath or over the lotion
Cons:
- It’s EXPENSIVE
- Some say it burns or stings — I only felt a warm tingle, and then it was gone
- Has a heavy, cologne-like fragrance that might bother some people — I don’t mind
- It’s EXPENSIVE
- It might need a little more application in certain areas because my skin has felt tight
- The packaging is annoying — I hate dipping my finger into tubs for ANYTHING
- It’s EXPENSIVE
So that’s it.
Even with all of the cons, I love it.
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