Do More Barrier Boosting Moisturizer.

"I loved this moisturizer personally and I think the aesthetics of the whole line are great. It does have a slight scent to it. [...] I think overall they really did a great job with the formula. I think it's hydrating and how it plays with your skin, especially if it's acne prone. [...] This is a really nice from a tactile perspective, a nice moisturizer. It's somewhere between a gel and a cream. Maybe you can call it a gel cream, maybe a lotion. Absorbs really nice. Isn't greasy at all. The shea butter base is something that I personally like a lot."

"For the fourth and final step of the routine we have the barrier boosting moisturizer, which retails at $36 and seals everything in. The shea butter in this formula is at a low concentration and balanced with lighter emollients in a delivery system designed for proper absorption, and it was clinically tested and confirmed to be non-comedogenic, so what shea butter actually brings is barrier support, since it's rich in fatty acids that help repair and nourish the skin barrier. It's got a quad ceramide complex, hyaluronic acid, glycerin, ectoin, lactobacillus ferment for microbiome support, and willow bark for a very gentle ongoing BHA effect. Overall, this is a well-built moisturizer, you can use it morning and night, and it's lightweight enough that it won't feel heavy underneath SPF in the morning."

"With really sensitive, acne, breakout prone skin, I really do not understand why, especially lemon essential oil. Citrus essential oils are some of the most irritating essential oils that you can use. And when citrus essential oils are exposed to UV rays and sunlight, they can oxidize more rapidly, which can lead to skin sensitivity and irritation. So, I just don't understand why it's being used. There's no reason for it. Unfortunately, I have to say for that reason I do not recommend this formula, and I definitely would not be using it on my own skin."