Murad Hydration Hydro-Dynamic Ultimate Moisture for Face with Advanced Hyaluronic Acid 50ml

I have always had very dry skin and I spent years trying so many moisturisers to find one that didn’t need to be reapplied throughout the day.I came across this from Murad when I received a small sample in a skincare subscription box. For me personally, it is hands down the best moisturiser for my very dry skin. I apply it in the morning and that’s it, my skin feels soft for the rest of the day.The formula took a bit of getting used to, as it isn’t a cream consistency as such, you have to take a small amount and let it melt into your skin as you apply it.I’ve now been using this as a moisturiser for several years, and haven’t found anything better in the meantime. My only complaint is the price. I have to wait for it to drop in price (which it does a few times a year) before I can afford to purchase it, but I always stock up when the price drops.I realise everyone’s skin is different and that different products work for different skin types, but for me, this is perfect.

Not cheap but you get what you pay for. Lasts well (up to 3 months with average daily use). Not oily so good for all skin types. Excellent hydration which lasts. No real scent.

Use this product regularly, quite expensive to buy in the shops and have been considering other less expensive products, however price so competitive I couldn’t not buy it. Will be buying again and again

I originally bought this product when I visited an exclusive spa hotel, the beautician recommended it. Being in my mid 40s with quite dry skin I found a lot of high street product were too harsh for my face, especially the ones with exfoliating grains in. You might think it's quite pricey but all you need is the most small amount, one tube lasted me almost a year! Don't think I'm looking any younger but I like the product very much hence bought the next tube off Amazon, good price too!

I'm a big fan of Murad cos they used to do fab BB plus body cream is pretty good. I've been through many skin creams / make up brands inc the agony of Obagi and the bank draining Perricone. Murad has gone the way of perricone - i was using 5 eye creams at one point which cost about 700 quid. The way they avoid this is to say something like Just programme one .....cleanser, old age spf, ultra intense old age eye cream.....but when u look at products you get up to something like 20 products for mature biddies - e.g me. I still use a couple of prods (face creams are really expensive and run out quick but night time i swab it all over and then put one of those Korean "night facelifts on" - really lovely cool, of course does nothing, dripping gel which looks unfortunately like....xxxx.I mix Murad with Medik-8at mo. A couple of docs are bigging up medik 8 but murad do some great stuff....EXCEPT this useless pot of silicon which smash box have been doing since 1809. The half and half test on my visigog, once dried, could see no difference with 5x mirror. It dried it slightly.So i think its mostly silicone (blur) with prob a touch of colour and some light reflecting particles. Plus fat and water like any basic moisturiser.AS a man , whilst I don't give two hoots about the occasional upset e.g. reading Bobbi Browns book and going out in bright daylight looking like Kirsty Alley, If I do want some cover then I don't want a blur, i want to make skin look better naturally but will need some coverage. Blur and perfecting shield is the stupidest name ever.It doesn't make you invisible, you don't look blurry as if wearing a gauzy chiffon burka, Nothing can make me perfect, and the use of "shield". There's some big old drama queen in their marketing department. The uses i fun for these products is to mix with concealers which are too chalky. I see its got positive results so will read and get ideas maybe. Maybe could mix it with anything mineral (........which after say a tiny bit pressed into base lashes (I was practising to do a friends wedding and was drunk - bare essentials new at time) and after a few minutes look like you've playing a coal miner in a moaning welsh film which no-one watches) mixing silicone (usually called dimethicone and v common) means you can use mineral eyeshadows but they do turn into a very different colour so makes using it for and wedding etc rubbish is a russian roulette.. Mineral veil still about but now doing some good stuff. Sorry so long, love brand hate product and way marketed. Need retinol eh? its probably in there somewhere but big C (sorry, bad abb) is what people know about and retinol non prescription strength comes with a initialisation regime like a new anti-depressant (pics below show how nvisible i become and naturally glowing with hint of colour. off to play rugby and DIY)

I was excited to try this as I thought it’d be great for my dark skin, but it leaves my face feeling greasy. I have oily skin so I’m non too pleased about this. The product doesn’t leave a white cast which is great but I can’t deal with the texture. It’s a no from me. However my item was shipped very quickly and arrived in great condition so great service!

I heard about this a while ago but as its quite expensive, I figured I'd forget about it. I've tried many cheaper alternatives to stop my skin being so oily and sometimes painfully dry, but no luck. So I bought this and after the first use my skin felt better. Only been using it a few days so cant really speak for the long term benefits but it smells great and actually works!

A really excellent face cream ,not much needed for application so one jar lasts a long time. Absorbs quickly and skin feels smooth and well nourished .