Join Organic Certified Anti Age Face Moisture with Virgin Olive Oil, Acai Berry & Ribose - Vegan Ecolabel- 50 ml.

I love high-end beauty products and will confess to having previously spent upwards of £80 on facial moisturisers. But for some reason, I absolutely love this product! It applies cleanly via the dispensing bottle (which I much prefer, rather than dipping my fingers repeatedly into a pot, which if you think about it can be a little unhygienic). A little goes a long way and one little squirt can cover my entire face and behind my ears. Another squirt and my neck is also moisturised.Working in an air conditioned office means that my skin often feels dried out by the end of the day, and I think this is why I really like this product - using it, I don’t experience this. My skin feels just as lovely at the end of the day as it did at the start.I think I am currently using my fourth bottle of this moisturiser so besides having lovely, moisturised skin, I am also saving a fortune!Honestly, it is so cheap I really recommend you try it!My only negative comment is that because the bottle is a solid colour, you can’t tell when you are running out. Thank goodness it’s available with Amazon Prime delivery!!

Wonderful until my dog decided to eat it!Scent is not great but otherwise okayNot sure if I'd order again - love organuc, prefer natural but could have a nicer scent

The manufacturer of this, Allison seems a slightly shadowy Danish company producing a range of products which are organic, or largely so, mainly natural products, attracting various Ecocert etc labels. Whilst I say ‘slightly shadowy’ is because they are not, per se , a company producing and selling their own range, but appear to offer various marketing opportunities, at different pricings, from producing stuff for other companies to brand and sell. As such, there is quite a ‘corporate’ feel, rather than the kind of small business product produced by a small company, with a greater sense of ‘owned’ product, driven by personal passion. Something bland, to me, about this range….But at least the generally nice enough ingredients – though not without some rather more complex sounding ones than I generally prefer - this time has produced something perfectly acceptable for my skin, even if I haven’t experienced wow factor.I tried a hair conditioner in the range, which just was horrid for my hair., and felt as if a kind of kitchen sink of botanicals had been thrown haphazardly togetherThis comes in a pump bottle, and I needed only a partial pump (once you have got stuff up from the bottom of the pump to the surface, always a bit of a patient, repeating pump time for any)The constituents areAqua, Aloe barbadensis leaf oil, Olea europaea fruit oil, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Cetearyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Stearate, Polyglyceryl-6-Stearate, Octyldodecanol, Glycerin, Glyceryl Stearate Citrate, Btyrospermum parkii butter, Betaine, Glyceryl Caprilate, Dicaprylyl Carbonate, Ribose, Xanthan Gum, Stearic Acid, Palmitic Acid, Sodium Benzoiate, Polyglyceryl-6 Behenate, Citric Acid, Tocopherol, Potassium Sorbate, Euterpe oleraceae fruit oil, Sodium Gluconate, Helianthus annuus seed oil, Euterpe oleraceae Fruit Extract. Parfum (which I always interpret as ‘heaven only knows then as the ingredients have not been spelt out)I was mildly amused/irritated to note the listing of ingredients listed all of them the chemical way (upper case lettering for each word) and did not follow botanical/herbal/Linnaean classification of living organisms – Capitalised Genus, lower case species. This rather reinforced a depressing sense of – perhaps needless – polypharmacy – with the botanicals as yet another ‘commodity’ I have HAD to indicate their living origin as complex substances in their own right by recording in the right way.I have dropped stars because, search though I might on Allison's site, I could find no ingredient listing. Of course, this must be listed on products themselves, by law, but online buyers ought to be able to peruse content to enable their buying – or not – choices.So, what was it like. Didn’t irritate my skin at all. Absorbed reasonably – but I can’t say that I had a sense of loveliness.This is possibly my prejudice, but I prefer products whose ingredients I understand (much like my attitude to the food I eat) I like to know exactly what I am putting on my body. And prefer ingredients with quite a long history of perceived and experienced good effects. So that does tend to mean botanicals, and with named chemical compounds being far fewer in number. Obviously each botanical hides literally hundreds of individual analysable named chemical components. But we can accept, for example 'Aloe vera' (Aloe barbadensis) as something known without needing to break down its chemical complexity, just as we accept 'named individual human being' as something known without needing to know that person as a long long list of chemical compounds!

Nice moisturiser natural products don't sting like some anti agers can. I found it pleasant to use and bought another one to keep stock.

this is a nice lightweight face cream...sinks into your skin leaving it feeling silky...great price.

This is quite a good moisturiser. It did leave my skin feeling nice and refreshed. You don't need to use much at a time.The scent is okay and not at all strong. The packaging is acceptable. Not much is dispensed at a time which is good.I would use gain.

Wasn't overly impressed with this. It sounded great with the organic ingredients but the scent didn't live up to the hype. I have dry/combination skin and didn't feel that this was hydrating enough. I didn't use all of it and have gone back to my previous moisturiser. Wouldn't purchase again.

A good moisturiser that leaves your skin feeling soft and hydrated. The aroma is pleasant and it is kind to even sensitive skin.