The Cell Moisturizer

I've dealt with skin that flakes under makeup no matter what I use for a long time now, and I was hesitant, my skin has a mind of its own with new things. I saw it recommended online and figured it was worth a shot, so I decided to give it a try even though I've been let down before. I've been using it consistently for about six weeks, and honestly my redness has actually calmed down since I started using it. On top of that I haven't had any new breakouts since I started using it. As for the product itself, it layers really well under makeup without pilling, and it doesn't sting my skin even right after cleansing. I still use sunscreen right after but the extra hydration feels worth it, and that combination seems to work well for my skin specifically. I'm not going to pretend it's some miracle overnight fix, results have been gradual, but consistent, and that matters more to me at this point than instant results. I've been through enough disappointing moisturizers to know a gradual, steady improvement when I see one. It's become the one step I never skip.

My skin deals with combination skin that gets shiny by noon but tight by cheeks, so I was hesitant, my skin has a mind of its own with new things. But my skin barrier genuinely feels stronger these days. It also helps that it doesn't sting my skin even right after cleansing. Already ordered the backup jar.

I've dealt with skin that gets irritated by most heavy, occlusive creams for a long time now, and I approached this with a lot of caution after past bad reactions. My sister has had good luck with barrier creams before so I trusted her opinion, so I decided to give it a try even though I've been let down before. I've been using it consistently for just over a month, and honestly my redness has actually calmed down since I started using it. On top of that my face feels plump and hydrated instead of dry and dull. As for the product itself, the pump dispenses just the right amount each time, and I only need a small amount to feel like my face is hydrated. I layer a richer balm over it on especially dry days, and that combination seems to work well for my skin specifically. I'm not going to pretend it's some miracle overnight fix, results have been gradual, but consistent, and that matters more to me at this point than instant results. I've been through enough disappointing moisturizers to know a gradual, steady improvement when I see one. Would definitely recommend it to anyone with similar skin.

I've dealt with combination skin that gets shiny by noon but tight by cheeks for a long time now, and I was a little wary since fragrance free doesn't always mean gentle in my experience. My sister has had good luck with barrier creams before so I trusted her opinion, so I decided to give it a try even though I've been let down before. I've been using it consistently for over three months, and honestly my face feels plump and hydrated instead of dry and dull. On top of that the tightness I used to feel by midafternoon is just gone. As for the product itself, it holds up well even in dry indoor heating, and it sinks in quickly without leaving a greasy film. I use it right after cleansing while my skin is still a little damp, and that combination seems to work well for my skin specifically. I'm not going to pretend it's some miracle overnight fix, results have been gradual, but consistent, and that matters more to me at this point than instant results. I've been through enough disappointing moisturizers to know a gradual, steady improvement when I see one. This has become a staple in my routine.

I have combination skin, oily in my t-zone but dry on my cheeks, and I was hesitant, my skin has a mind of its own with new things. Turns out my skin doesn't feel tight or uncomfortable a few hours in. I've also noticed it layers really well under makeup without pilling. Will keep using it and see how things go long term.