Nature's Greatest Secret All Natural Premium Quality Colloidal Silver Moisturising Cellular Antiaging Night Repair Cream

I've been using Natures Greatest Secret "moisturising cellular night repair cream" for just over 10 weeks, and am delighted with the cool and soothing feel with a delicate scent on my face.I can see and feel the benefits of this lightly scented smooth textured cream on my face which looks and feels smooth and fresh each morning.I also use this cream on the top of my hands, and the effects are great, feels smooth and looks young again.I definitely recommend this moisturising cellular night repair cream.

As a night cream this moisturiser is quite heavy, this is to be expected and I do also find 'natural' brands tend to be on the heavier side too, but it does absorb well - you have some initial greasiness but to my surprise it melted into the skin fairly quickly after application. This was very well moisturising, my skin isn't really on the dry side but I notice a big difference between my 'default' skin and when it's well hydrated; this moisturiser did a great job of plumping up and hydrating my skin. I've sensitive skin and prone to break-outs, but no issues at all with this moisturiser.This product comes packaged in a neat box, the moisturiser itself is in a solid frosted glass with a silver coloured lid, the overall packing is good quality. The price of £31.53 is really high for what it is, which is the big negative point for me, it is a good moisturiser for sure and it's a fairly good size but for what it is the price is a little high for me.

Natures Greatest Secret 'moisturising cellular night repair cream' is well packaged and well presented and smells really good. More importantly it has a lovely smooth texture and after only two weeks of use I can already see the beneficial affects to my skin with a smoothening of the lines and a brighter appearance all round. I thoroughly recommend this product.

OK so this is a nice cream and it absorbed well into my skin, although it left a shiny look that i wasn't keen on. Many of the ingredients are lovely - although i can't attest to how well they work of course, as I am not a scientist. It smells nice though and it leaves my skin feeling soft.The reason I'm not very keen on this cream personally is that when I checked the ingredients I realised it contains colloidal silver - stupidly hadn't realised before. There has been a lot of debate about this ingredient and having researched it - it's not something I would wish to use.This is just my preference - it seems to be a lovely cream and most of the ingredients are nice. I would say that if you are happy with all of the ingredients then this is a nice cream - but do your research.

Review by my wife -Rubs in very well and disappears, but so does cheap alternatives at a fraction of the price. There is a lot of pseudoscientific text on the box and jar. When I have finished the jar I will come back and edit this review if my opinions change

Love this product I have less breakouts

I was delighted to be offered the chance to try this one. All the carrier oils (Almond, Jojoba, Argan) are excellent for facial use and the essential oils are also well chosen for proven – by myself, and others, as well as wider studies – wonderful actions on the skin (Rose, Frankincense, Neroli, Sandalwood). And colloidal silver is again something I use for its antimicrobial action. No hidden nasties here! Vegan! Not tested on animals!I wanted to try this though as there were other constituents which I haven’t used in skincare, some of which (Chlorella) I know as supplements.I have been using this for just over a week now and do think there is a subtle, but perceivable difference in my skin. Unlike some products I have tried with less understandable, more highly synthesised content, this has not come with the unwanted side effect of the skin feeling odd, tight or irritated.You only need a little amount, and I found it absorbed wellHere are the full list of contents :Aqua, Prunus amygalus dulcis, Simmondsia chinensis, Argania spinose, Sorbitan olivate, Cetearyl olivate, Maltose and Agave Teuiliana, Helianthus annuus, , Rosmarinus officinalis, Glycogen, Chlorella vulgaris extract, Haematococcus pluvialis extract, Lecithin, Rosa centifolia, Citrus aurantium ara, Santalum album, Boswellia carterii, Lactic acid, CI 177820 (silver)The possibly potential skin allergens – in this case, naturally occurring constituents within the complex chemistry of the essential oils are : Citral, Geraniol. Farnesol, Linalool, Limonene, CitronellolI do want to stress that my own understanding of these ‘potentials’ is that the increasing tendency to allergic reactions is the result of the ubiquitous use of these odoriferous molecules used as synthesised individual components to give the artificial ‘aroma’ of, for example, rose, lavender, geranium etc in a whole range of products, from perfumes to skin care products and indeed fabric conditioners. These synthetic isolates cause reactions which are far less likely than the use of essential oils (as a whole, complex naturally occurring chemistry) containing those constituents. There have been interesting studies done, for example, on Citral as an isolate, and skin reactions, as compared to essential oils containing citral.Leaving my soapbox behind, and looking at price – whilst some might blink at this, all I can say, is that comparing the price of this to the price for a similarly free-from-nasties product offered for (ahem) more mature skin, produced by one of the most well known natural skincare companies in this country (not to mention, now internationally ) this ‘Nature’s Greatest Secret is almost HALF the price of the other. I don’t consider the price of THIS to be outrageously inflated.I’m likely to buy this when I finish my pot. Which, itself, is attractive, as far as anyone might need to have something which appears classy on their shelf!

Not a bad cream - skin feels good - but has a bit too much scent for me.