Cream Extreme Intensive Repair, 1.7 oz - Rich, Nourishing Formula Dramatically Improves Dry, Irritated Skin while Fortifying Skin's Natural Moisture Barrier

I can feel it instantly repairing and rejuvenating my face and neckline. After washing my face of the days grease and grime i apply the tiniest amount to my thumb and it completely covers my entire face leaving it feeling clean and undamaged from what harsh reality i exposed it to that day. I have many years of bad sunscreen application and smoking to erase and this has me well on my way to younger firmer skin with less breakouts as there's no harsh chemicals to ruin it even more

**3.5 stars** THE INGREDIENTS DON'T BEAR OUT THE CLAIMSI mostly like the Osmotics brand of skincare and have a few of their products. They take skincare seriously and give the impression of doing the right thing with their products, even if they fudge here and there on ingredients. The box is much larger than the standard jar of face moisturizer inside. The cream's odd texture and consistency struck me first. It's a very firm, gelatinous cream. My finger can't scoop product out of the jar. It won't even break the surface, but a scoop will (not included). Not sure all that makes the cream take this form, but some of it is undoubtedly due to the inclusion of petrolatum. More on that later.Anyway, there are lots of chemical ingredients -- some of them quite good, such as hyaluronic acid, allantoin, linoleic acid (Vitamin F), Vitamin E and urea. Problem is, those ingredients are further down the list and not primary ingredients, while crappy petrolatum and soybean oil (both are cheap oils that do little to nothing for the skin other than grease it up) are at the top. Petrolatum is Vaseline -- the by-product of petroleum oil and very comedogenic. It should never be anywhere near skincare products. Know what the primary ingredient is? WATER.That said, the cream FEELS very moisturizing, and that it is actually treating the skin when other ingredients are actually counter-productive. I especially despise use of lavender in skincare. The use of it is always over-fragranced, which is doom for sensitive skin and allergies. Many of us are highly allergic to the plant and its bitter, sharp, and pungent scent. This cream has an odd scent mixture of lavender and orange oil, which makes it smell like citrusy lavender. The only thing that makes using it bearable for me is that the orange dilutes the lavender. I try to avoid lavender products, and wish this cream was fragrance-free.Given the order of the ingredient list and top ingredients in this overpriced facial moisturizer, you are paying for brand name. The ingredients listed don't make it worth $75. I like how my face feels, though much of it is illusion given the top ingredients, but I hate the lavender scent most of all. This marketing of this cream makes is seem like it does much more than its ingredient list allows. I can't rate it higher than 3.5 stars for more misses than hits.

Never in my life have I encountered anything with the texture and consistency of this facial cream. You can touch it with your finger and none of it will stick to your finger. You can even push down on it a little bit and it doesn't stick to your finger. In order to get any of this out you have to jam your finger into it and sort of scrape it out. For $75.00, this should come with one of those little plastic spatulas that a number of other face creams come with to make it easier to use and reduce waste.Once you actually get it on your face it still feels a bit strange. It is best to have some between a coupe fingers, rub your fingers and break down this substance a bit. It also works if you get some on your finger and just start rubbing it into your face. Once it is on and rubbed in, the skin feels lice and soft and supple. Just prior to using this the first time I had used a facial cleanser that was extremely harsh and this was welcome relief. On a normal day when using a better facial cleanser it feels great and keeps the skin soft all night and into the morning.It is a solid product and an excellent moisturizer. Is it worth $75? I'm not sure about that. It's only getting a 4 star rating because of the (in my opinion) excessive price.

I REALLY like this product. Actually, I meant to order the "Neck Cream" but, by mistake, ended up with the Extreme Intensive Repair. Have used about half of the jar and am trying to decide whether to order it again or go back to the Neck Cream. Regardless, thank you for 2 excellent products.

Love this stuff! It’s thick, more of a spread than a Cyrene. Takes only a tiny bit, so lasts a long time. Worth every penny!

This product has made such an improvement in my skin. It feels great, and a little goes a long way!

The texture of the product surprised me. Most skin repair and moisturizing products have a creamy texture and are easy to spread uniformly on your skin. This one feels more like a hair styling putty. The instructions say to rub the product between your fingertips, then apply it by patting gently into your skin. I find it difficult to determine how much to use on my face and whether I have in fact covered all areas. To ensure my face is covered, I find myself using more of the product than may be necessary, and I don't expect this 1.7 oz container to last very long. Once applied to my face, the product was absorbed quite easily and had a pleasing scent. Its moisturizing effect is similar to other skin products that are much more reasonably priced. Perhaps the expensive is justified by its long-term skin repair benefits, but I can't offer an informed opinion on that based on what I've seen after using it for a couple of weeks.