Suki Intensive Nourishing Cream Review
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Plus a look at the Exfoliate Foaming Cleanser, a wht favorite
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As the seasons transition, so does my skincare routine. Lighter moisturizes turn heavier to combat the dry skin that creeps up as the months grow colder. I’m always on the look for a moisturizer that can deliver that intense hydration without the heavy feel, like the Intensive Nourishing Cream from Suki skin care. This super moisturizing cream not only banishes winter dry skin, it also brightens complexions and evens skin tone without harsh chemicals.
You may have recall reading the name Suki from an earlier wht review – they are the geniuses behind the fabulous Exfoliate Foaming Cleanser we’ve enjoyed before. Recently, I got to test both of these products and have fallen in love with this Green Monday approved brand.
The Intensive Nourishing Cream ($60.95) has a light consistency and leaves no greasy finish or any trace of stickiness. Ingredients are derived from nature – vitamin C, green tea and bio-fermented yeast, a form of active collagen.
One of the benefits of this cream are the tone-evening capabilities. Using this cream I’ve been able to even the tone in my cheeks and reduce some of the redness in my skin. Suki’s cream is made for those of us with combination to dry skin, and includes skin-happy oils like jojoba, coconut, shea and grapeseed oil.
Suki also uses that vitamin C to give an overall brightness to the skin. This Intensive Moisturizing Cream helps fight the signs of aging by hydrating skin and plumping up wrinkles. I apply the moisturizing cream right before my tinted SPF and end up with glowing skin.
This cream has a slightly herbal smell that I can’t quite put my finger on. The scent does remind me of roses, not the perfumed variety, but natural roses (it does have rose oil). The ultra-girly side of me loves anything with roses. I also appreciate when skincare companies don’t add extra perfumes or dyes. To me it’s just excess ingredients I don’t need.
The smell of the organic lemongrass in the Exfoliate Foaming Cleanser ($32.95) is amazing! It is bright and energizing and a perfect pick-me-up in the evening or wake-up call in the morning.
This amazing cleanser starts out in the consistency of a scrub and results in a nice foam, leaving the skin clean and soft. I enjoy scrubs with larger grains and this exfoliating cleanser doesn’t let me down. It provides the perfect canvas for moisturizing or primers.
As a skincare company, Suki hits all the right notes with me as well. Suki is poured, processed and shipped from Western Massachusetts (not too far from me!) They use minimal, recyclable packaging and source fair trade, organic, and local ingredients whenever possible. They are a cruelty-free company and have many vegan items available.
As I have been using Suki’s skincare line these past weeks I have noticed an improvement in my overall skin tone and hydration. I’m giving both Suki’s Intensive Moisturizing Cream and Exfoliate Foaming Cleanser 5 stars for quality products and a quality company.
we heartsters and Testers – Have you made your skin (and nose) happy with the use of Suki products?
Lucy loves Lady Gaga, lattes, trashy television and anything zombies. She’s a geeky girl who likes tech gadgets, reading tons of books, playing with gender roles and is constantly surrounded by a small army of cats.
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Ooh – a creamy scrub! Sounds up my alley :) It does seem a bit expensive for my budget right now, but if it battles winter skin issues, I’m all ears! Great review @Lucylemonade!
Both of these products sound fabulous, @lucylemonade ! I’m new to the Suki line but so far I’m mighty impressed. I got to sample Suki Intensive Nourishing Masque, which is also designed to brighten skin and improve dark circles, redness, lines, sun damage, you name it.
I applied the light cream and left it on for 20 minutes as instructed, and after rinsing, my skin felt so soft and smooth. There was only enough product in the sample for a few applications, but I can imagine the results I’d get if I used the masque as intended– bi-weekly. This goes on my must-have list. 5 stars.
What a cool company, and what cool products! I’m really intrigued by the Exfoliate Foaming Cleanser–it combines my two favorite features in a cleanser! Does it last awhile? 1 0z for $33 might not work for me, since I’d want to use it daily.
I just recently tried the Exfoliate Foaming Cleanser and I instantly fell in love with it. First off, it smells amazing! Secondly, I never thought a product that looked so grainy would glide on so smoothly and foam up like the way it does. It is my new favourite face product.