Bliss Mighty Biome Moisturizer | Ultra-Hydrating Pre & Post Biotics Formula + Barrier Aid™ Complex with Ceramides & Squalane | Clean | Cruelty-Free | Vegan

I like to use this twice a day. After cleansing in the shower, and in the morning I apply areas that need a little more help. It comes in a metal tube which is nice, so we can get every little bit out. A pea size amount goes a long way, and it is creamy. I also like that it does not have a scent.

Not greasy, no scent. Very pleased!

I have been looking for a winter moisturizer that was actually able to penetrate the skin around my mouth/jaw which had become very dry and one that didn’t make me oily in my t-zone I believe years of harsh soaps & improper products have damaged the moisture barrier in some areas of my face and just thrown it off. This product is so perfect, I’m afraid to brag about it. My skin is hydrated, I never feel greasy, the scent is light, and a little goes a long way. It’s good money spent and affordable. PS I also use the toner from the same line and im very happy with that as well.

Had bought several Bliss items with varied results but I am a fan of using the their milky toner, then a few minutes later slathering on this moisturizer. It took a few days to get the amounts right, but after a week have it correct and my skin looks more refined, less hormonal type acne by far, and smaller pores. This is with the combination so unsure what is working the best but it is working and reasonably priced. I do not like the cap, period, as hard to put on tight, the only negative. Elem*s is my regular brand but I must say this duo is saving me money and giving same results as a more expensive brand. READ the reviews on all their products. One was definitely not for me but did not go with the reviews so my own fault.

I was looking for a rich moisturizer that would be similar to Nature Republic's HERBOLOGY Artemisia Extra Soothing Cream, as the price is pretty steep ($22.90 - $34.90), but it's a favorite of mine. Bliss' Pre/Post Biotics Barrier Aid seemed like a viable option. I began using it nightly as the last step in my routine, it being the only difference in my regimen. Upon using, it feels lovely. Thick, but spreads and absorbs easily, leaving behind moisturized skin with a smooth velvety feel. I thought I found a suitable replacement for a fraction of the cost (bought for $12.50). After about a week of using this moisturizer, I noticed I was waking up to more and more fungal acne. Small and itchy clusters of small red bumps, trailing along my chin and under my eyes. I was also noticing an abrupt appearance of numerous small whiteheads decorating my cheeks and forehead. Now, because this was the only difference in my routine, it wasn't hard to find the culprit. I am acne prone, nothing like when I was a teen, but unfortunately still struggling with adult acne. So, I should have done my due diligence in examining the ingredients beforehand, but that was a mistake of past me, no reason to dwell now. Checking Bliss' ingredients now on SkinSort it has a whopping seven (7) ingredients that are known to feed fungal acne: Tridecyl Stearate, Stearic Acid, Glyceryl Stearate Se, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetyl Palmitate, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, and Glycine Soja Oil. These ingredients all have their purpose and are not "bad", but the combination of all of them together is not suitable for my skin. They may work well for you, but my skin is too prone to fungal acne to continue use. But I hate wastefulness, and this does have such a nice moisturizing velvety feel, I will continue to use it as a hand cream instead. The hydration and lack of greasy feeling is just what I need for my sanitizer chapped hands! All in all, a good product, just didn't work out well for me as intended.