Rich Cream.

"There is one Bader product I do consistently repurchase, which is, I'm sure y'all know, it is the Rich Cream, which is outrageously expensive and annoyingly excellent."

"I try a lot of products, and to this day, no moisturizer beats it. Believe me, I wish something would. What I can say is nothing is more perfect on my skin. I would bathe in Bader if I could afford it. But it's insanely expensive. I have been buying this for 5 years. I buy it once a year at full price, and then I look for sales."

"I've been using the Augustinus Bader Rich Cream forever. I really like this moisturizer. It's quite heavy and I feel that it's quite reparative. For me I want something a lot thicker at night and this is the one I go for."

"I know I don't need to spend hundreds of Euros on a moisturizer I know this but I love this product. I wish I didn't. I wish and I'm constantly searching for another product that I will love as much as I love this but I haven't found it so I keep buying it."

"I wish I didn't love it but I do."

"The first is of course if you know me it's Augustinus Bader the rich cream it is my favorite moisturizer of all time. They are both super rich they are not for the faint of heart they are not for somebody with oily combination skin and I love them both."

"I don't feel like I need a serum underneath it. I feel pretty hydrated. This stuff's so expensive, but it's nice."

"I couldn't find it so I'm going to use this drunk elephant de bronzing drops mixed with the skinfix moisturizer this is the one for dry skin."

"I really like this stuff. If it were like half the price, I'd buy it more, but it's really really expensive. This little tube is probably got $40 worth of product in it, but it's really nice and really hydrating and has no scent, which I love."

"I have a handful of these little samples now so I'm going to have to use these up because this product is ridiculously expensive so I can't afford it."

"The Augustinus Bader Rich Cream retails for 180 for one ounce. I've had the pleasure of using it, it's nice, but I can save you guys some money here."

"It's got their trigger factor concentrate what they call TFC8, which is also oolog peptide 177 and it's just a tissue protecting peptide. So this stuff is really nice to use. I have pretty dry skin, but sometimes I'll use it in the spring and summer. And the rich cream is probably a little bit more my favorite for winter, but this stuff's pretty nice for summer. I like that it has no scent to it, but the little bit of alcohol in there for some people could be an issue or a no-go, but probably just depends."

"It's got some really nice ingredients, got Resveratrol, pomegranate, it's got peptides. It's just a really nice hydrating serum. I really like this."

"I love this stuff but it's so darn expensive. It's very tiny, 7 milliliters. I really like it, I just can't per mentally purchase it again because if I'm going to spend that much money it's going to be the Skin Medicics TNS serum that I'm going to buy and not this. But this is nice too, and if people love it and it works for them, go for it."

"When it comes to Augustinus Bader products, I have always stood behind their formulas. I feel that they definitely use really good high-quality ingredients because they do have really good formulas. They're just like super overpriced and I personally would not spend that much on a product. Looking at the ingredients, there's lots of hydrating agents. Glycerin is the second ingredient. There's also squalane which is one of like the best moisturizing ingredients you can find. A lot of good natural extracts, sodium hyaluronate, ginseng, green tea, pomegranate wine peptide complex. Do I look at this ingredient list and do I drool a little bit? Yes, I do. But the price point makes that drool go right back up into my mouth. I just can't stand behind their price points. But their formulas are good."

"The ingredient list of the Rich Cream is definitely more stacked than the serum. You have a lot of great natural oils like avocado oil, sunflower seed oil, shea butter, green tea, peptides. But I just don't know if anything could push me to pay that much for a skincare product that's going to run out in like 3 months. You could tell me it adds years onto my life and I still wouldn't buy it."