Renewal Firming Face Cream, Anti-Aging Retinol Alternative, Moisturizing Natural Origin Skin Care, 1.8 Ounce

I don't know about the firming part, but I was having trouble finding a face cream that I liked, and finally, this is it. My skin is becoming dry as I age, and the others I tried were not enough help. I have always appreciated the use of natural ingredients! This cream leaves my skin feeling moisturized, but never greasy or weird as some others did. This a lovely product that I do not have to reapply, it lasts all day. I am happy to have found it!

I have dry sensitive skin and eczema. So I was worried about trying it but I'm happy that I did! It so far has caused no rashes or irritation. It has a slight natural Herbie type smell to it it's not bad I actually kind of like it. The texture is also really good it's not too thin and not too thick. I recommend this for sensitive skin it's a really good retinol alternative. For how fast it works or anything like that I don't know because I don't really have any wrinkles / fine lines I'm doing it as a preventative but what I know of the lotion so far I really like it.

I like this a lot, but the smell is pretty strong. It absorbs into my skin well and doesn’t clog my pores. It is thick, but isn’t too greasy. I think it works well and would recommend it. If you have really sensitive skin, it might not be a great idea because of the scent.

It goes on so light and soft, it doesn't take much. I noticed some reviews said it had a bad smell, that was not the case with me. I love the soft scent. It smells like a clean soft scent. I love how it feels over the Burt Bees facial oil. I use both of them twice a day and have noticed a reduction in wrinkles. I will not run out of either of these products. They are cheaper than most facial products and work better. It's a must have in my daily routine now. I don't think you will be disappointed in these products. I purposely keep a back up so I don't run out at all. Some photos show a empty bubble spot when you first open, but I do think I'm getting the full amount I'm supposed to. It's just how the jar is filled up.

I typically use higher end moisturizers, and I particularly like gel/cream formulas which are hard to find. My favorite high end brand discontinued my favorite product (of course!) so I have been on a hunt for a replacement. I tried several products that I didn't love but this one had good reviews so I ordered it. It is a really, really lovely cream and gets a rating of 1 (on a 1-10 scale for safety) from EWG. It absorbs right in, and isn't heavy or greasy. I use rosehip oil over the top of it but that needs moisture first and this gel-cream does the trick. I will put this on auto-delivery.

...which makes sense since beeswax is on the front end. Beeswax might be used to retain moisture, but I don't like the waxy feel. On the positive side, it has a nice scent and my skin feels moisturized. But, most importantly.. none of the ingredients are toxic/carcinogenic/hormone disruptor, etc. I was surprised to learn that the cosmetics and personal beauty products industry is not regulated. Which explains why there are so many toxic ingredients in beauty products. It's shocking how much of a dumping ground it's become. Just for fun...grab one or two products you're currently using and do a quick research on how safe the first few ingredients are for use on skin/hair. You might be in for a surprise. For instance, a common ingredient in toothpaste is used in industrial floor cleaners. The four most used ingredients in the majority of sunscreens are carcinogenic. The first ingredient in Elf Skin 'Holy Hydration' (sold at Target and Amazon) is Avobenzone--a known hormone disrupter.. and carcinogenic. I've read that 60-70% of what you put on your skin is absorbed. Contrary to thinking it just stays on the skin. One website I use to find out if certain ingredients are safe to use on skin is Environmental Working Group. They also provide lists of skin creams, lotions and sunscreens that have been rated for safety based on scientific research of ingredients in the product. If there isn't much information on an ingredient, they list that too. The bottom line is, we have very little control over what we're exposed to in our environment. But, we can be more selective in what we put on our skin...

It is the best cream. I am 84 and in all my years of using facial cream, it is removing wrinkles. I am so happy. I almost gave up but This cream makes look and feel great.

After Covid was over and masks were not required anymore I discovered that my skin on my cheeks changed. All of a sudden my skin was super sensitive to EVERY facial cream out there. I've tried the major brands, with and without sunscreen and it always felt like my skin was on fire and it turned very red. So I decided to try Burt's Bees, why not, it worked on my babies why not me? This cream feels cool and creamy and it leaves my skin full of moisture without the greasy feeling. It doesn't burn or turn my cheeks red. The scent is very faint but smells refreshing and uplifting. I have finally found facial cream that doesn't light my face on fire!

Yes I’m one for natural products, no animal testing, no animal cruelty. This face cream is not greasy so I should think good for all skin types. And it’s just as good as the very expensive products

La llevo usando poco tiempo para opinar, pero hasta ahora no me convence.

I liked this cream, but would buy again. It’s nice but just not for me. Great packaging and jar, beautiful GRWM vibes, but one of those “I’ll try you, ahhh bugger not for me this time” type of product

The plastic seal is broken and some contents spill off when I opened. The system says, the item not eligible to return but you should at least replace. I it’s not safe to use when the integrity is compromised.

Produkt is Not sealed. Seem it’s used and has an awful smell