Curology Cream Moisturizer, Rich Hydrating Face Lotion for Dry Skin, with Shea Butter and Hyaluronic Acid, 1.7 fl oz

Excellent hydration. Absolutely no problem with the dispensers. I like that it dispenses the perfect amount of cream for one application. It is one of the only creams that doesn’t cause breakouts. I use it in AM and in PM. My skin is soft and moisturized with no heavy feel.

“I loved this product, it does exactly what it promises. The quality is excellent and it exceeded my expectations. I would definitely buy it again!

Wow!! This product is awesome. If you have dry skin, rosecea this cream is for you. No reactions here.. As far as the pump goes i haven't had a problem as others have indicated. However is was cheaper to buy in my hometown 6.00 to be exact.. So the vendor needs to look at their pricing again. Other than the price it is truly a great product without the "junk".

I have been on the hunt for a non-comedogenic, affordable, and hydrating moisturizer for quite some time now. I took a course of Accutane 7 years ago, but as I entered my mid-twenties, I started to develop hormonal acne. I used to have oily skin, but after Accutane I developed combination oily/dry skin. I am also using Tretinoin 0.05% cream that was prescribed to me which can cause dryness too. As a result, I needed something that didn't clog pores, hydrated my skin enough but didn't make me look oily, was affordable, and cruelty-free (I don't use cosmetic products that are animal tested). I gave this moisturizer a try and I am now on my 12th bottle. I truly do love it. It doesn't make me break out, it keeps me hydrated (I do use it with hyaluronic acid which helps absorb the moisturizer). It does feel a little sticky on my skin which I don't like, but when I put my zinc oxide sunscreen over it, the tackiness/stickiness goes away. I apply 1 to 1.5 pumps to my face twice daily and I would say one bottle lasts 5 or 6 weeks. My largest complaint and reason for docking a star is that the device's pump does not always work. Of the 12 bottles I've purchased, I have had 1 completely stop working, and 2 that were not functioning properly so I had to press the bottle down multiple times to get enough moisturizer to come out. I do like the design because I feel that I get every ounce of products in the bottle, and since it's inside a sterile bottle, the moisturizer isn't exposed to bacteria and dust. I just think they need to see what is causing the defective pump and modify the packaging to prevent this from happening.One other thing I will add is that this bottle seems like it uses a lot of plastic. I probably go through 10-11 bottles a year, so that can't be good for the environment. I wish they had refill pods or something so I don't have to toss this chunk of plastic into the trash every few weeks. It would be more economically and environmentally efficient if Curology made this addition.Overall, I would recommend this product. I have already recommended it to multiple of my friends. If your skin is on the oiler side, it may be hit or miss, but for ~$17, it's worth a shot.

Honestly the moisturizer is the best thing out of curology there other products such and made a mild result when I was subscribed but it was not worth the price but the moisturizer is nice and rich after you wash your face and let it cool down and dry apply this and you’ll feel it more hydrated I also notice after a while it’ll leave your skin more glowing off of personal experience this is probably the best moisturizer to get but make sure you have dry skin type first before applying, I have combination it still works just as good.

5 Star quality, but one star quantity value, maybe . See the photos on quantity. After 12 days I ordered another container of Curology Cream Moisturizer, 1.7 oz. The photos of the uncapped bottle in this review show the amount left at 17 days. At that point I am using a cosmetics spatula to get the cream out. I liked the pump until I had to store the container upside down in order to get any cream out. At 17 days that no longer worked, and I had to pop the cap off with a butter knife. It was simple enough, and it came off easily. After that it was easy to pop the cap on and off, in order to use a spatula to remove the cream. (It's just more sanitary with a cosmetic spatula.)Why do all this? Because it's really,really a top quality cream. This has the same ingredients as a department store cream selling for $400 A bottle. Honestly, I did over use it initially. For $17 it might be worth purchasing two at $34 a month. I mean it really is a spectacular cream. It deep down moisturizes skin. It's a choice. It's A quantity vs quality decision the consumer needs to make. The point of this review is to help you as a consumer make that decision fully aware.

I liked the cream but several cons:1. It doesn't provide much moisture as I hoped.2. The bottle seems cool, but it doesn't easily dispense. I thought it was empty multiple times and kept pushing at different angles until it would finally dispense again. I have to work to get the product out of the container.

Good formula, doesn't cause me any problems. However, as others have said, the pump sucks. The product gets stuck in the pump, and sometimes it just doesn't even work...and if that happens, there's no way to fix it. I wish the packaging was better cause the formula is the best I have used (no pilling, great absorbency, doesn't cause any irritation or breakouts even on sensitive skin). If you don't mind the packaging being a bit frustrating, definitely give it a try.