Lait-Crème Concentré.

"This is one of my favorite drugstore moisturizers, and I always need to have it in my collection. If you're somebody that doesn't love traditional makeup primers that feel a bit tacky and sticky on the skin, and you'd much prefer something that is skincare based, try this. It works as an everyday moisturizer, but it also works really well under foundation and makeup, giving a bit of a dewy finish that shines through your makeup but gives a nice healthy subtle glow to the skin. It does a very good job if you have dryness and flakiness, so great for all skin types in my opinion. I'm combination, very acne prone, and this works perfectly for me. I usually only use it in my morning routine because I love it as a makeup prep, but I do occasionally use it at night time too. This is truly 10 out of 10, one of the nicest moisturizers I've ever used, so yes, I did purchase another one."

"It's fine if you want that instantly smooth plump base, which is why makeup artists love it. But a makeup artist's secret to a good base doesn't always transfer into good skincare. It's a very old school emollient cream, rich and occlusive, but not particularly innovative when it comes to skin barrier support like all the new hydration technology we have or long-term skin health. For the price and the hype, you're mostly paying for its reputation as a backstage favorite at fashion shows. There's just so much more innovation to skincare now."

"This is so thick, not everybody needs a thicker [moisturizer], and it really makes me mad when people say like everyone needs Embryolisse, no they don't. Not everyone is going to survive Embryolisse. A really oily-skinned client is not going to benefit from having Embryolisse under their makeup, period. You will not find Embryolisse in my pro kit. No, I've never seen it. Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré and La Mer is is King for skin prep? No, it's not. Sorry, yeah, I'm here to tell you no, it's not."