(Backordered) Neal’s Yard Remedies Orange Flower Daily Moisture, 100ml

This is my favorite item from Neil's. It's not sticky at all and leaves the skin feeling smooth. It's also moisturizing enough to be my favorite product. It doesn't cause any skin problems, so it's great. It's a legendary emulsion that can be used all year round, regardless of the season.

I've used the Orange Flower series lotion, oil, and this one, which softens skin, but this one was the most effective in softening my skin. My skin started to feel rough after using other products for a while, so I keep coming back for more. The ingredients, like Centella asiatica extract, also seem to suppress inflammation, so breakouts don't get bigger and subside without leaving scars. The scent isn't as gorgeous as advertised, but maybe it's mandarin? It has a slightly bitter orange flavor that's soothing. The only drawbacks are that it's sometimes only available at the company's stores or online, and the ingredients sometimes harden around the pump nozzle. It's incredibly effective, so I plan to keep buying it.

I used the entire bottle and am reviewing this. This lotion is highly rated for its moisturizing power and prevention of rough skin. It contains Centella asiatica extract to soothe pore problems. Furthermore, its main ingredient, apricot kernel oil, also known as persic oil, is extracted from apricots. It's rich in vitamins and is said to help maintain normal skin conditions, whether sebum-rich or sebum-rich. After using it, I found its moisturizing power to be so strong that it didn't feel dry, even in the middle of winter. It's not sticky or shiny, keeping skin in a comfortable condition. It contains denatured alcohol, so those who are sensitive to irritation should be careful. The pleasant scent of neroli overpowered the alcohol smell, making it unnoticeable. However, its effectiveness in improving pores, which tend to loosen with ageing skin, may be limited. While I recommend it for acne-related pore problems, if you prioritize anti-aging care, the finish may be lacking. The next morning, perhaps. It's a very easy-to-use lotion that doesn't interfere with makeup, but for the reasons mentioned above, it has been replaced by Neal's Yard's Frankincense Hydrating Cream.

I ran out of the frankincense cream, so with spring approaching, I decided to try a lighter lotion. I really like the scent. I've recently started looking for soothing fragrances in my cosmetics, so I really like this one. It absorbs quickly and doesn't interfere with my makeup. It's a very refreshing lotion. Perhaps it's because it contains Centella asiatica extract (cica), but it has eliminated redness (inflammation?) and left my skin looking smooth and beautiful. P.S. After using it for about three months, I've been getting premenstrual acne every month, which I never got with the Neal's Yard Frankincense Nourishing Cream... This was the first time I've used the frankincense cream and my skin didn't break out before my period, so I'm impressed that it's not the lotion's fault, but the frankincense cream itself.

[Scent/Color] The product name "Orange Flower" conjured up a fresh orange scent, but when I used it, I was greeted with a vibrant citrus scent, like oranges picked straight from the garden. It's a light yellow in color. It spreads easily, so the color doesn't bother me even when I apply it to my face. [Feel] It's milky but has a fairly refreshing texture, so it's best used in the summer. I found it lacking in flavor when I used it in the winter. [Thoughts] As you'd expect from an organic brand like Neal's Yard, this product is 95% organic. I've often found that organic skincare products sting my eyes when applied to my face, but this lotion didn't. A sample of frankincense moisturizing cream was included as a bonus with my purchase. I used one before bed and my skin felt plump the next morning. (It had a cypress-like scent, but it wasn't too noticeable.) Orange Flower is a simple lotion, so if you're looking for deep moisturizing, I definitely recommend frankincense.