I was going to do a review and a how-to on some eyeshadows today, but after work I simply lost the motivation. In keeping with my pissed-off mood, I'm going to review a product I was so disappointed in.
I have dry skin. I’m sure some of you think you can sympathize, but I have never met anyone with skin as dry as mine. I have not found a moisturizer yet that can make my skin feel some semblance of normal.
I have dry skin. I’m sure some of you think you can sympathize, but I have never met anyone with skin as dry as mine. I have not found a moisturizer yet that can make my skin feel some semblance of normal.
I did some research, and I heard really good things about Murad moisturizers. When you are as desperate as I am to find something to fix your skin, you don’t really blink at $65 for 1.7oz.
The cream felt thick and luxurious without being heavy, and it gave me a small ember of hope. That ember was quickly doused when I woke up in the morning, and my face felt like a BP oil slick. This oil slick did not penetrate my skin in any way. It layed on top of my skin rather then absorbing and moisturizing.
Fortunately for me, Sephora accepts returns without question, so I got my money back. I guess I should be used to moisturizer disappointments.
I would give this product 1 out of 5 stars. I couldn’t even recommend this to someone with a different skin type because I don’t see how it could work any differently. If it does work for you, consider yourselves lucky. I will continue my search…
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