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Reddit mentions of Burt's Bees Daily Face Moisturizing Cream, Sensitive, 1.8 Oz
Sentiment score: 4
Reddit mentions: 5
We found 5 Reddit mentions of Burt's Bees Daily Face Moisturizing Cream, Sensitive, 1.8 Oz. Here are the top ones.
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- FACE MOISTURIZER: Create a luminous and more hydrated complexion with Burt's Bees sensitive skin face moisturizer cream, perfect for sensitive skin that gently leaves you with your smoothest skin yet; package may vary
- SENSITIVE SKIN: Burt’s Bees sensitive skin face moisturizer cream is clinically shown to provide moisture and hydration without causing redness or irritation, leaving your skin refreshed
- NATURAL FACE LOTION: Infused with rice extracts and aloe vera, Burt’s Bees 98.9% natural origin moisturizing fragrance-free sensitive face lotion provides hydration and won't clog pores for healthy-looking skin
- DERMATOLOGIST TESTED: Burt’s Bees hypoallergenic moisturizer cream for sensitive skin is Dermatologist and allergy tested, and was Awarded National Eczema Association Seal of Acceptance
- BURT'S BEES SKIN CARE: Use Burt’s Bees naturally moisturizing face cream as part of your daily Burt's Bees sensitive 5 product face care regimen for a healthier looking complexion
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Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 3.875 Inches |
| Length | 1.938 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | June 2011 |
| Size | 1.8 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.11243575362 Pounds |
| Width | 1.938 Inches |
You can store it in the shower, but make sure it's out of line of the water. It's also a good idea to ignore the razor holder it comes with (both for the stub and the refills), keep the refills somewhere dry and out of the shower, and make sure that when you're storing the razor you currently use in the shower, the blades aren't resting down on anything. If the blade gets a bit dull, you can rub it downwards (with the blade) on jeans and it helps.
As far as shaving soap goes, I love Colonel Conk's. I prefer the bars because they're easier to manage. I sometimes use Burt's Bees for a moisturizer, but usually don't need it.
I'm not sure what country you're in or what Shoppers is, but here's what I use (and I'm a guy, if that matters):
Burt's Bees Sensitive Facial Cleanser (In the shower)
Burt's Bees Sensitive Daily Moisturizer (After shower/in the morning)
Simple Micellar Cleanser (In the evening/before bed)
Burt's Bees Sensitive Night Cream (Before bed)
All of those are soap free. I used to have a horribly oily face into my late 20's (I'm 30 now), and I only recently discovered this solution and it works incredibly well. As others have said, using soap (or products with soap in them) strips your skin of the oils it needs to naturally block out contaminants. Since I switched to these soap-free moisturizing products my skin looks far less oily and I have fewer breakouts. It's been a complete game changer for me.
Most major retailers sell the Burt's Bees brand, but I'm not sure about the Simple brand.
Edit: If you use nothing else, at least get the first one I linked to (the sensitive face wash), that's the one that's made the biggest difference for me even before I started using the other moisturizers in tandem with it. Good luck!
I've been using this Burt's bees and it's not scented, and it absorbs easy, so it shouldn't cause break outs.
Acne concealer usually has salicylic acid in it which is going to dry things out even more and show the creases in your makeup more than normal. As far as this stuff goes- I used to have the same issues and the solution is really that you need a good moisturizer that won't clog your pores, a primer, and a good creamy concealer with maybe some color correction. I have SUPER sensitive and acne prone skin and I use Burt's Bees Sensitive Skin face lotion, then use my primer after about 10 minutes of my lotion soaking in (a good primer I've heard about is Smashbox, but it is like $36, and I've heard the monistat chafing gel is a good dupe at $6), then I let the primer sit for a minute. Both of those things you can get at pretty much any drug store, walmart, target, etc. THEN you need to make sure you have a good quality makeup, and especially concealer, so it doesn't settle into the wrinkles so badly- the primer and face lotion will help with that as well. I am a fan of vincent longo's concealer, but I also like bobbi brown. If you have more purple tones in your undereye circles, the vincent longo might be better since it is more yellow based. If you have more blue tones under your eye, bobbi brown might be better since they have more options that are orange toned. These colors counteract each other so it cancels out the darkness under your eye. I'd also like to add that I have never had issues with my skin being irritated or getting acne from either of these concealers, and have bobbi brown foundation too which is the only one I've found that doesn't break me out. Their foundation is also pretty buildable, meaning it doesn't look like you have a ton on when you put it on- I even put it on with my fingers because I think it blends into my skin better- but you can build up your coverage if you don't feel like it's enough.
I have normal/oily skin. I recently found Burts Bees sensitive skin moisturizer, and it's crazy good. I've tried AB creams and other nonAB ones, and I always had that greasy feel. With BB, my skin is matte with a velvety soft feel. No oil/shine on my fingers when I wipe across my face. My face takes longer to get oily. There's no fragrance, which I love since I'm hypersensitive to some fragrances. I absolutely love this moisturizer and it has great reviews on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004VMGTY4/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=ISIH73NV38QPH&colid=276WSGEIC0WUB