This is my second jar of this superb retinol cream. Since I have provided a long and detailed review of this before, I will save my taping and just state the obvious: this cream has many excellent ingredients, maximum concentration of retinol without getting a prescription, buffering of the potential reddening (because of the retinol) by using aloe vera, all wrapped up in a fancy pump packaged in a very handsome jar that looks top shelf. I especially love it that it has propolis (an expensive ingredient obtained from bees) to provide the antiviral and antibacterial punch.

This didn't work for me at all. It's too thick, much more like a regular foundation. It doesn't blend well. And it dries out my skin. After I put this on my skin would start to flake. This was a waste of money.

Short and sweet review's all that's needed really - this used to be a mainstay for me, but no longer. I didn't find it useful, the literary agents listings were woeful, and it's a confused jumble. 'Nuff said.