It feels like I have been getting moisturizer samples a lot lately. I’m actually not complaining, especially since we are coming into a harsh season, Winter. Protecting your skin is a must.
$38.00 USD for 1.7 oz
From Ole Henriksen’s website:
So sheer in texture, this luxurious oil-free cream feels light and silky as it penetrates the skin and helps fade discolorations such as freckles, age spots and sun damage without the use of chemicals. Instantly nourishes and retexturizes the skin, smoothes facial lines and provides intense free radical protection to prevent further damage.
BENEFITS
Actiwhite™: Prevents and corrects discoloration and evens skin tone with an effective combination of pea extract and sugar
Vitamin C: Stimulates collagen production
Fruit Acids: Retexturizes and smoothes lines
Sandalwood, Geranium, Licorice and Chamomile Extracts: Soothes, replenishes, balances and purifies the skin
Vitamin E: Heals, restores and nourishes the skin
MY THOUGHTS
I really enjoyed using this sample. I won’t say that this is some extreme special moisturizer, but it’s a very good moisturizer. It is non-greasy, yet it doesn’t leave my skin dry. I used it during the Summer to Fall transition weather, with fluctuating temps. It help up very well, adjusting to my skin’s needs.
It’s not really scented, it has “a” scent, but it’s just sort of faint and nondescript. Some can call it chemically.
As to how well it holds up to all the anti-aging claims, I don’t think the sample is large enough to see an actual difference in skin texture. If you recall, I had to use the Pond’s cream double the time recommended by the brand to see any difference in my skin. Here is the link to that review.
Could it in theory make a difference? Sure, but you would probably need to use this for about 8 weeks to see an improvement.
Would I purchase this?
For the price, no way. This is a high end cosmetic price point. I think there are less expensive products on the market that will do the job in that same time frame.
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~Anna