Firstly, I wanna mention the texture of this night cream - I would say its in between a cream and a gel - its almost balmy! It feels silky on the skin and absorbs well. Although it does leave the skin a little tacky (but its a night cream, so that's fine). Its quite light weight for a night cream, I usually like super thick, but it does leave the skin feeling really hydrated and silky. It also has no fragrance that I can smell, so its not irritating.
My skin looks plump, and even a bit tighter than it was prior. I was actually complimented on my skin just yesterday!
The packaging is nice, not super luxe looking but attractive enough.
A little goes a long way, after almost a month I still have more than half left - and I was using this daily.
It retails at around $35 - and given the fact that you'll likely get at least two months from a tub - its a good price.
I was really blown away by this cream because I did not expect so much from an inexpensive night cream. The gel texture is light but extremely hydrating. The gel just disappears into my thirsty skin. It is not sticky. No fragrance and not irritating at all. The jar looks nice but I don't like dipping my fingers into a jar, so 1 point off for that. The price is great for such a lovely and efficacious product. Another thing that I wonder about is whether Olay tests on animals? According to the Internet, there is no animal testing, but the verdict is still out on that. Olay’s animal testing policy contradicts itself - they state that they are cruelty free, but they are on the PETA list of products to avoid because their parent company Procter & Gamble allows animal testing. As far as the product goes - I love it. It is very hydrating and makes my skin feel nourished and silky. Yes, I would recommend to a friend and I will buy again, but I would like some clarity on whether this brand is really cruelty free.
Tips: Use together with Olay Niacinamide & Hyaluronic Super Serum for best results