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Tirtir Ceramic Cream
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Guru Score

76%

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Early verdict · Few reviews so far
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What the gurus are saying

James Welsh rates it highly; AliceintheRabbitHole is mixed. AliceintheRabbitHole: "This might be one of the most underrated products from this brand."
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take July 2025

What the gurus are saying.

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"This might be one of the most underrated products from this brand. It's designed for dry skin, and I have so much respect for the fact that they say it's not for oily skin, because it really is too heavy for that skin type. The latest formulation is fragrance free, uses polyglutamic acid instead of hyaluronic acid, and has no niacinamide, with witch hazel added for pores even though it's a moisturizing formula, which is a bizarre but interesting combination. I loved it so much, but I don't actually think I will repurchase this, simply because pores aren't as big of a concern for me."
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"TirTir's Ceramic Cream is a really nice rich moisturizer that strengthens the skin barrier while deeply hydrating and locking it all in, leaving your skin feeling soft. It has ceramides, panthenol and hyaluronic acid for long-lasting hydration, so your skin is left comfortable, soothed, dewy and glowy."
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All 2 takes from James Welsh
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"This is a really interesting rich cream because usually when I see a cream that is like rich and thick, I often think it's just thick and sits on the skin and it kind of just works as a seclusive barrier on the skin, but this has polyglutamic acid in it so you get that hydration, that really nice feeling of hydration as well as that kind of protection of a thicker cream. It's a very unique texture. You put it on you think this is going to be really heavy, then as you start to rub it in it feels lighter and lighter. It has witch hazel in here to make it quite nice and soothing, we have natural olive oil and macadamia seed oil to help strengthen the skin barrier as well, and then it contains 12 nature derived plant extracts for deep nourishment and soothing. We have licorice root extract in here as well which is nice and brightening, skin tone evening, a ton of soothing ingredients like rosemary leaf extract, chamomile, Centella asiatica, witch hazel. This is one I can rely on no matter what my skin's going through, whatever condition it's in, whatever the environmental conditions are. I mainly use it as an evening moisturizer, and although it's not so thick, I do have a very oily T-zone which this sits perfectly on."
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"TirTir's Ceramic Cream is a really nice rich moisturizer that strengthens the skin barrier while deeply hydrating and locking it all in, leaving your skin feeling soft. It has ceramides, panthenol and hyaluronic acid for long-lasting hydration, so your skin is left comfortable, soothed, dewy and glowy."

Frequently asked.

Is Tirtir Ceramic Cream worth it?

Mostly yes. 1 of the 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 76%.

What is Tirtir Ceramic Cream's Guru Score?

Tirtir Ceramic Cream holds a Guru Score of 76%. 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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