111SKIN Nocturnal Eclipse Recovery Cream NAC Y² | Hydrating, Anti-Aging, Repairing | Reduce Fine Lines (1.69 oz)

Skin cream feels great. Now onto if it works on the hands of time. I’ll check back later

It’s a nice and hydrating cream but it Smells like a cheap drugstore brand. I’ve tried to let it off gas for several months before being able to use it. Given the price point I really wanted to say it was luxurious but it just smells cheap and gross.

Ive been using this for years, I use at night before bed. The texture is not too heavy. Feels like a whipped moose. My skin looks refresh's each morning.

For so long I refused to spend money on moisturizers as I’ve had mild acne for years and thought that drying it out was the best way to get rid of the breakouts. I was then giving a small sample of this nightly moisturizer and honestly I was just amazed. Over the years with acne and skin problems I have tried many many products and I don’t think I’ve ever gotten the same results as I have with this one. From redness and flaky skin to texture and big breakouts across my face, I literally think this helped so much. My skin is smooth now and is the clearest it’s been since as long as I can remember really. I used up the sample and after seeing such good results after about 3 weeks to a month, I went to buy a full jar and, although it’s very pricey, I think this product is so worth it. As long as there’s no cheaper replica of this I will definitely be using it from now on! 10/10 would recommend trying a sample to see if it gives the same results for you! Also, seeing that the small, approx. 4/5 inch tester tube lasted me over a month, I think the full size will last very long and may justify the price a little more.

First off, I would never pay £160 for any creme, so I was excited to be offered this product for review through the Vine Programme.I was impressed by the packaging. It's very simple but stylish and contains all the information you would need.When I opened the outer packaging I was surprised to find an applicator stick, but it is a nice touch as although its metal ball head is hard on the skin, it also provides a kind of massage when applying the creme. Obviously you'd have to rub in the leftovers with your hands at the endThe creme itself feels great on the skin; Hydrating and soft without the oily stickiness that you can sometimes get from face creme products. The aroma is faint but pleasant.I have used it for about a month and have seen no dramatic effects in the skin or disappearance of wrinkles, but I have enjoyed testing it and it is likely better than most other face creme, so if you are willing to fork out the price equal to a weekend flight to most European cities for one creme, I'd say go for it.Just don't expect miracles

This is a nice face cream that does have to be worked into the skin but has a pleasant fragrance and has reasonable results. Does the price however justify it? Well I have tried a number of the more expensive creams and this is nice and there is a marked difference in quality from the cheaper more common ones but for this one the price does seem a little excessive.

I have never understood how people can spend such vast sums on beauty products. The fact that they do makes me think I am missing something. So when I am offered a chance to try a luxury product (this was priced at £160 when I received it, though that has now dropped to just under £100) I expect miracles. How else could one justify paying over £150 on a mere 50ml of face cream??The packaging was the first disappointment: it's a heavy dark purple glass jar with silver lid that, aside from the weight, looks pretty much like any other jar of face cream I might pick up at the chemist. It does have a fancy little spatula with a heavy silver ball for applying to the skin with a massaging effect, but although this was moderately impressive, it was a bit fiddly to use and didn't seem very practical.As for the effects, well, I can't say I saw any. The cream has a nice, fairly subtle perfume and moussey texture, and it seems to absorb readily into my skin, but after a month of use I can't say I notice any great difference. I showed it to a visiting friend who wanted to try it, and she came out in spots the next day, so it obviously doesn't suit all skin types either.

I have just had a virus where I had a high temperature for a few days and was pretty generally looking like death warmed up.I honestly believe this night cream, in only a week, has made a significant difference to the way my skin feels.The creams, is rich, creamy, moisturising and in a strange way it feels as if your skin is soaking it up.Fragrance wise very mild and hardly noticeable.In terms of how it feels in use. Well, my skin feels firmer, tauter and sort of creamier. Less dry and younger. In terms of the outward appearance II think the fine lines have been lessened somewhat.Cost wise. This is seriously expensive - but if you are into mega skin care would definitely recommend you try this rather than leaping straight to Botox or more invasive stuff.It is Paraben, paraffin, silicone and sulphate free.All in all I reckon that whilst I will not be able to afford this all of the time, before a big event it is worth the investment

Very well packaged and a good quality non-greasy cream. Sadly no miraculous signs of youth yet but give it time!