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Great Barrier Relief Serum.

Crave Great Barrier Relief Serum
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Guru Score

83%

Yay

Early verdict · Few reviews so far
2Gurus
2Yay
0Mixed
0Nay

What the gurus are saying

Unanimous yay from 2 reviewers. Kelly Driscoll and Mad About Skin both rate it highly. Top take: "This one also has some history for her personally, she first started testing it in 2019, and it really did help heal the irritation and damage to her skin from essential oil sensitivity.", Kelly Driscoll.
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take July 2026

What the gurus are saying.

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"This one also has some history for her personally, she first started testing it in 2019, and it really did help heal the irritation and damage to her skin from essential oil sensitivity. It has ceramide, cholesterol, fatty acid content, and what's different is it uses 10% tamanu oil, rich in omega 9 fatty acid, very nourishing and restorative for the skin barrier and a great anti-inflammatory ingredient, though some folks with acne prone skin have bad reactions to this oil. It has a creamy, nourishing texture, a bit more moisturizing and a tiny bit thicker than Stradia Lipid Gold. It's designed to be layered underneath an additional moisturizer rather than replace one. It is very nourishing and particularly good if dryness is one of your symptoms. One heads up: it is not a fragrance product, but it has a smell naturally coming from the tamanu oil that is strong and lingers, like a salty yeasty pretzel dipped in celery, and some folks can really be turned off by that."
All 2 takes from Kelly Driscoll
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"This feels great and it's a nice pair with the rose hip oil which is another oil that not only helps to support the skin barrier but can also assist with some skin brightening as well"
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"This one also has some history for her personally, she first started testing it in 2019, and it really did help heal the irritation and damage to her skin from essential oil sensitivity. It has ceramide, cholesterol, fatty acid content, and what's different is it uses 10% tamanu oil, rich in omega 9 fatty acid, very nourishing and restorative for the skin barrier and a great anti-inflammatory ingredient, though some folks with acne prone skin have bad reactions to this oil. It has a creamy, nourishing texture, a bit more moisturizing and a tiny bit thicker than Stradia Lipid Gold. It's designed to be layered underneath an additional moisturizer rather than replace one. It is very nourishing and particularly good if dryness is one of your symptoms. One heads up: it is not a fragrance product, but it has a smell naturally coming from the tamanu oil that is strong and lingers, like a salty yeasty pretzel dipped in celery, and some folks can really be turned off by that."
Yay
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Is Crave Great Barrier Relief Serum worth it?

Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 83%.

What is Crave Great Barrier Relief Serum's Guru Score?

Crave Great Barrier Relief Serum holds a Guru Score of 83%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

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