Holy Grail Beautyy . . .

• Cruelty Free YES
• Fragrance Free YES
• PH Balanced
• Australian brand and made
• Mineral oil FREE
• Paraben FREE
• Sodium Lauryl Sulphate FREE
• PEG and Synthetic Penetration ingredients FREE
• Reasonably priced $34.90 AUD 2.6 ounces

This is my first time using MooGoo products.  I needed another moisturiser after I finished the Strivectin SD Advanced Intensive Concentrate for Wrinkles and Stretch Marks moisturiser and I use the Drunk Elephant B Hydra Intensive Gel moisturiser at night time.  After cleansing with the Sante micro fibre facial cleanser disc, I use this moisturiser then a 50+ SPF by Banana Boat.

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I definitely wanted to get a new moisturiser by a cruelty free company.  MooGoo is certainly cruelty free and affordable as well!

Here is an excerpt from the Moo website that explains how the brand came to be: MooGoo came about when the head of our herd thought it was unusual that his mother was using a product made for cows for her skin condition. The "Udder Cream" being used in dairy farms was designed to help keep the skin on cow’s udders in prime condition for milking. Cow’s udders need to be soft and supple, not dry or cracked. However the original Udder Cream his mother used was very thick to apply. So he set about adapting this cream for humans by making it lighter and non-greasy.

And now there is a whole range of products including hair-care, deodorant, a special oncology pack and so much more! I had no idea there was so many products.  So far, my experience has been great with this cream.  It is better to apply it with a slightly damp face because I feel it absorbs better.  The two main stars of this product is an oil soluble Vitamin C and Resveratrol, both strong antioxidants.  There is another moisturiser with sunscreen in it in the range.  But I chose this one deliberately.

Now the product is housed in a opaque pump bottle.  It has a slight sweetish milk scent which figures because it is based on milk! It is a white lotion that spreads quickly and leaves a matte feel to the skin.  I apply it to my neck as well and tops of my hands.  I accidentally got some cream in my eye and it felt funny because I had something in my eye and i simply wiped it out and that was that.  Some products if they make their way to the eye can cause intense irritation and loads of rinsing out but the lack of reaction for me speaks to how safe these ingredients are.  I feel that this cream leaves a great base for the next product you wish to layer with and so on, due to the matte effect.

Usually I list the ingredients with hyperlinks out to what they are but the MooGoo site lists their ingredients and it includes what those ingredients actually are in a table below the product description, so I am just going to link that address instead and you can see the list all at once below.

I definitely recommend this cream as a great source of natural efficient ingredients at a reasonable price.  Holy grail status!

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• Fragrance Free
• Cruelty Free
• Inexpensive
• Dropper component
• 30 mls
• My skin is now 38 years old, fair with some freckling and oily/combination.

This is my second product from The Ordinary to try for the first time and I have been using it for a month.  I feel that using a skincare product for a month or two really helps with giving a product review.  The formula is created by a French company by the name of Sederma which The Ordinary  Deciem are not affiliated with.

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This serum is clear and in a dropper bottle.  It has a similar viscous quality to it but slightly more thinner than the The Ordinary Buffet serum which had a more raw egg white consistency.  This serum is easily spreadable across the face and neck and I put it on the top of my hands also.  You are advised to use it morning and night and it is specifically made for fine lines and wrinkles.  I have to tell you it did not take too long to work either, about a week as I remember thinking my God that was quicker than the Buffet serum!.  It truly was actually faster than the The Ordinary Buffet serum and it really impressed me; it gave an incredibly comparable effect to the Lancome Genefique Sensitive Concentrate serum which is a huge price drop for the consumer.  I used all the same skincare to elicit a true result.

*This product is created to address the static and dynamic wrinkles on our faces.  The dynamic wrinkles are those that move when we move our face via expressions.  So when you smile, laugh or frown.  Static wrinkles are wrinkles that don't alter with movement almost like they are "set" in-sit u.  I feel it gives the whole face just a whole youthful look.

My only gripe with this product is the dropper.  You inevitably get some on the bottle and surface the product sits on after a while.  It is a little sticky when this happens but not a deal breaker.  I am happy to put up with an issue like this for the wonderful product it contains within!

I definitely recommend Ten out of Ten!  

This paragraph is an excerpt from The Ordinary's website - "This highly-effective composition has been shown to reduce the look of *static and *dynamic wrinkles. This formula contains two generations of Matrixyl, Matrixyl 3000 and Matrixyl Synthe'6, at a combined concentration of 10% by weight in a specialized Hyaluronic Acid delivery system. The peptide in Matrixyl 3000 is palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7 and the peptide in Matrixyl Synthe'6 is palmitoyl tripeptide-38."



Ingredients

Aqua (Water), Glycerin, Butylene Glycol, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-38, Sodium Hyaluronate, Hydroxypropyl Cyclodextrin, PPG-26-Buteth-26, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Polyacrylate Crosspolymer-6, Trisodium Ethylenediamine Disuccinate, Carbomer, Polysorbate 20, Ethoxydiglycol, Phenoxyethanol, Chlorphenesin.

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