Blume Meltdown Gel Face Moisturizer for Acne Prone Skin - Oil Free Facial Moisturizer with Niacinamide & Centella to Even Skin Tone - 72-Hour Hydration Face Cream with Ceramides & Squalane (1.7 oz)

This a delightful moisturizer! It makes your skin feel soft and smooth and smells like cotton candy! So far I am impressed with the results I am seeing from my Blume face care products and the gel moisturizer for acne prone skin is helping moisturize without clogging my pores and I have not had any new breakouts since starting to use it.

I have combination skin and I am very acne-prone. this has been my go to daily moisturizer for about three years. In the winter, I usually need to switch to something thicker for night time, but this has enough moisture to be deeply nourishing during the day even in the winter and works with my skin in hot humid weather as well. The smell has a slight sweet cotton candy like scent, but nothing overpowering.

Leaves skin feeling soft and hydrated. Absorbs well and very quickly. Light clean fresh smell. Does not leave skin feeling or looking oily. Great for sensitive skin.I am almost acne free after switching to Blume products!

Oil smells gross and burns your skin. Smell was so bad my eyes were burning and watering. Waste of money. Lotion was okay but made me break out more than ever.

Genuinely see a difference in my skin after using this product. Helps with blemishes and a plus is it smells like cotton candy!

This moisturizer is light on my skin and absorbs very well. A little goes a long way. Will be purchasing again!

Love this! Definitely not fragrance free. Has a lot for the small container and is good for the price. Use daily for glowing skin but can become oily is used to much

I love this cream. I am acne prone & this is one cream that doesn’t break me out. That said, it contains Maltol. Maltol is a fragrance ingredient. It has no other use other than to impart scent to products. To say this product is fragrance free is misleading. That said, it smells great and I personally don’t mind it at all. Just wish they would be upfront about it. Most people don’t have a clue what maltol is and it sounds innocuous enough. Just because you use the actual name of the component that brings the scent, instead of calling it “fragrance”, doesn’t mean it’s fragrance free. Maybe they mean their ingredient list is free from the word “fragrance” lol.