345 Relief Cream Mist.

"Because of how it's being delivered to the skin because of this packaging, I just think that it actually pulls the product back from being effective in any way that you might want to use it. It's really not my favorite. [...] Maybe if you are very oily, acne prone, you might like how light this feels on your skin, but at that point, you don't really need a cream mist. You don't really need a moisturizing layer inside of a mist. You just need a hydrating mist. I'm just not a fan of this one."

"When I build it up and really try to get a feel for the texture itself, I'm also just feeling like it's really not that moisturizing. It's really not that compelling in the texture. I'm not feeling a lot of hydration. It's incredibly thin. It's just like hanging in the air. [...] I just feel like it is not diving deep into my skin. It's not delivering any kind of hydration. I am feeling a moisture, but it's almost just like a tiny bit of like grease that sits on top of my skin. If I really really over apply it, I will get some dewiness, but I find it just a little bit wet and a little unappealing, honestly. [...] It is so thin. It's not adding a lot. It's just kind of sitting on top of my skin. It's a little greasy, but yet it's not moisturizing. It's not really hydrating. [...] I used that in place of my other creamy toner or essence and it just did not hold up for my skin. [...] It just did not provide the moisture that I expect from cream mists, cream toners, cream essences, whatever. Even lighter ones."