Cell Fusion C Low pH pHarrier Moisture Cream, Lightweight Daily Moisturizer with 4 Hyaluronic Acids and Ceramide, 2.7 fl.oz

(Ingredients list is at the bottom of this review.)I have been enjoying using the Cell Fusion C Low pH pHarrier Moisture Cream (80ml/2.7 fl.oz). At first, I expected this to be like a typical gel cream that might need a second layer halfway through the day. But I was presently surprised to see that this hydrating moisturizer stands on its own.This cream has a thick, yet lightweight, creamy texture. It is cool and soothing to apply to the skin. It soaks into the skin so nicely, but it doesn't disappear. It leaves a lasting layer of moisture and hydration on the surface of the skin, which I really appreciate. The scent is light, fresh, and creamy. It's a very pleasant scent. The ingredients are very nice overall. The price also seems like good value for money.I have dry, sensitive skin, and I have not experienced any irritation, reactions, or sensivities while using this product. I will say that the cream wasn't as dewy and glowy as I expected. I thought it would provide a dewy, hydrated finish on the skin, but a while after application, it seemed a bit more toward the matte side of things than I am accustomed to. I would say it falls somewhere between matte and dewy. Because of this, I mainly use this cream at night.Overall, I really like this cream, and I was pleasantly surprised by its staying power and the high level of moisture and hydration it provides. I will continue to use it, and see how it affects my skin in the long-term.A NOTE TO CELL FUSION C: It would be wonderful to add accurate, full ingredient lists to all of your products listed on Amazon. It would go a long way toward helping your customers save time and make informed decisions without any hesitations or uncertainties. Thank you!INGREDIENTS:Water, Propanediol, Isododecane, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin, Butylene Glycol Dicaprylate / Dicaprate, Methyl Trimethicone, 1,2-Hexanediol, Cetearyl Olivate, Glyceryl Glucoside, Hydroxyethyl Acrylate / Sodium Acryloyldimethyl Taurate, Copolilsan, Alcohol, Polypropane, Trebitylate, Alcohol, Polypropane, Polypropane Betaine, Cetyl Alcohol, Dimethicone / Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Ethylhexylglycerin, Sorbitan Isostearate, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Disodium EDTA, Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Oil, Ectoin, Ceramide NP, Hydristyl Alymer, Phytospinghosalin,Sodrogenospingithosine, Melissa Officinalis Leaf Extract, Lauryl Alcohol, Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid, Sodium Hyaluronate, Rosmarinic Acid, Hyaluronic Acid.

If you love both a water cream, as well as an oil based moisturizer, this is probably something that you will like. It's a white aqueous looking moisture cream that is full of plenty of hydration, but it also contains a little bit of oil to provide you with the best of both worlds. Makes for a very nourishing moisturizer that gives you plenty of hydration, as well as a healthy dose of emollients to keep the water in your skin throughout your day.Besides keeping your skin hydrated, your skin will feel nice and creamy. Can't say that it makes it feel oily or greasy at all, but there will be a slight bit of dewiness for about an hour or so once applied. Of course, that will also depend on your skin type, as well as how much you have applied. Once fully absorbed, the skin feels soft and smooth and has a creamy texture. Will also make your skin more supple and elastic.Even when I put my nose right to the jar, I could not smell anything at all. Seems to be very clean and should be fine for many with sensitive skin. Though it does help to ever so gradually dissolve dead skin cells, it did not cause me any burning sensations at all. Will help to brighten skin and make it look more radiant.Probably best for those with normal to dry skin. Just as good for men as it is for women.

I think of this cream as an adult baby lotion for your face. I don't have sensitive skin, but do fairly often use things like microdermabrasion, chemical peels and use products that make your skin sensitive to the sun. So I wanted to specifically find something that I could use after those treatments thinking if they're made for sensitive skin that they'll be good for regular skin that is temporarily sensitive to environmental factors. Something that can gently replenish any layers and gently moisturize while hopefully blocking any effects so to speak. As it turns out, this cream did exactly that for me. I still wear extra sun protection at those times, but without any additional chemicals, my face hasn't gotten borderline burned and the after effects are less, for example peeling and regular skin irritation that can occur that you just have to deal with. It wasn't totally avoided, but really was minimal each time. I was a little worried that in doing so, it may make especially the chemical peel less effective, but as far as I can tell it hasn't affected that. If it can do all this, it has to be great for those who actually have sensitive skin.

This isn’t my usual sort of moisturizer for my ridiculously sensitive skin by a long shot. Normally, I prefer creamier preparations, and my go-to is The Ordinary’s Surface Hydration moisturizer in the biggest tube I can find. But we try new things! We see what happens!What happens here, if I use this as the final product in the routine, is fairly smooth skin lasting about twenty-four hours on dry cheeks and neck, but a bit more oiliness on the t-zone than I’d prefer.I like this very much as a layer underneath an occlusive at night, or a very thin one under sunscreen — gel creams are great for this when you have parched skin — and for what it is? I really love it. Probably I wouldn’t use it as a final stage, though.Get this if that Clinique stuff in the pink jar or the Versed stuff in the green and white tube works for you, but you want something just a little more acidic.