Sukin Signature Facial Moisturiser

love this, haven't brought any in a while but def a good facial moisturiser for sensitive skin and leaves skin feeling nice and soft

I have experimented with a few natural skin care products and found this moisturiser to be average. I don't have anything amazing to say about it. It's nice going on, and I love that it has a pump bottle. Feels great going on, but it dries very quickly and doesn't leave my skin particularly smooth. I sometimes wonder if I actually put it on. It's ok... but I think there is better products out there.

This facial moisturiser did absolutely nothing for my skin. I thought I'd try it out because there was a lot of hype about it and it's a good price. Firstly, I can't stand the smell! It smells like really strong candy which is not something I would want to put on my face. I didn't feel that it went on very smoothly and my face felt quite dry.

This was one of the first natural moisturizers I bought, I got more for a fraction of the cost of Trilogy so I decided to try out the set. First the pros, this line of skincare is supposed to be free of nasties and the ingredients for this lotion aren't too bad and price wise it's one of the cheapest natural skincare lines, I don't think you could find 125ml for under $13 -$15. The cons are you get what you pay for quality wise when it comes to this, there's no spf included, also when I used this in conjunction with the foaming cleanser and toner instead of working well together the cleanse dried out my face, toner wasn't very hydrating and rather astringent and this moisturizer didn't soothe my skin and left a bit of a heavy feeling on the skin but failed to properly hydrate it, I remember to have to reapply it multiple times in the evening before bed. I'm not particularly fond of the signature scent of this range either. I find the scent of tangerine or mandarin and vanilla combined sort of clashes rather than compliment each other. However someone else might like it. I wouldn't recommend this moisturizer or line of skincare unless you really can't afford to spend an extra $10 on a moisturizer. If it suits you and your skin type go for it your wallet will thank you but I would rather spend $10-$15 more and get a better quality moisturizer.

I picked up some of this when I was on a bit anti cruelty, organic and enviro friendly phase and I like it. It does a nice job, smells nice and does everything you want from a good supermarket level moisturiser. My only issue is that it doesn't have an added SPF, I suppose you could put one on underneath but I am all about trying not to load my skin up with too many products. Having said that, I would buy again for a good basic everyday moisturiser that I would use on rainy days when I am not going outside.

I got this moisturizer about a month ago now and it has changed my skin care routine I find that I vreak out less while using it as it puts more moisture into my skin other than my skin producing oil to hydrate itself which causes breakouts

I borrowed this from my mother after an unfortunate encounter with another moisturiser that gave me a hive-like reaction, and I didn't have a back-up to use.

The first thing I noticed about this product was the strong, sweet vanilla type of scent, which put me off immediately. I do not enjoy and try to avoid using scented things on my face, especially when the scent is as heavy as this.

It did however do its job as a moisturiser, it left my skin feeling as smooth and soft as it probably could feel while experiencing a reaction. The texture was a little too heavy for my normal-oily skin, it left a bit of residue that took a long time to sink in. It didn't irritate my skin further, which was a relief.

If your skin is on the drier side and scented products are your thing, this one is definitely worth looking into.

I use this product religiously as my day cream. It not only smells divine but it is easily absorbed and leaves my skin with a dewy finish. I still find that I need to apply a primer before my foundation and set my foundation with a powder as the moisturiser does get a bit greasy towards the end of the day so probably not the greatest product for oily skin but perfect for my dry skin. One of the huge benefits for me is the price, I'm never scared of running out because its so cheap to replace.

I got a small bottle of this to try from a Sample Bar or Goodie Box. The first thing you notice about this is the quite overpowering scent - I haven't had a facial moisturiser that is quite as strongly scented as this, so I was worried about what it might do to my slightly sensitive skin. Luckily I didn't react to it, but it probably isn't my favourite just because of the scent and I find that it's quite a think formula which often doesn't work for me (I have oily-combo skin so like nice light ones). Good for travelling though, I took this on a couple of long-haul flights and was really good for that.

With a $20 farmer voucher I brought 2 Sukin Moisturisers and a cleanser. It's in a nice easy to use pump bottle, nice and hygienic to use. Paraben free, aloe Vera, nettle and other skin healing goodies. Jojoba and avocado oils and wheat germ, to promote skin renewal. It's says it's a vegan product and has a list of things (baddies) it doesn't contain:) And no animal testing and an expiry date. A nice lightweight cream, smells slightly fruity and I can smell the jojoba. I have to put it on a couple of times, as my skin is quite dry and soaks it up, it doesn't sit on top of your skin. I must admit I do not love it, but my skin is doing well with it, and I will use the other bottle when I finish the one I'm on. I haven't noticed my skin looking any healthier. Well it is value for money, it's moisturising, my skin is not flakey or tight. It's ok:)