philosophy nature in a jar skin reset face serum with bakuchiol 30ml | retinol alternative | anti-aging serum | vegan clean facial product

I’ve used this product today and it goes on very nicely. It’s not sticky or tacky at all. Will expect good results as I have done from other products in Philosophy’s line! Hopefully Amazon will bring some more products out that are sold in the USA but not here.

I absolutely love this product. It applies so smoothly right after a shower under moisturizer, leaving my skin incredibly soft. It adds just the right amount of protection and moisture to my face. It’s just as good, if not better, than the expensive alternatives.

A nice cream, but incredibly difficult to get out of bottle which is frustrating. Also it has no scent and I prefer reams with a light scent.I won't buy again.

I love this product. But it is way too expensive for the small amount that’s in the little bottle. I think I will try and find something that is worth my money and has enough to last longer.

I have never used a product with bakuchiol before, but I have heard it is a good substitute for retinol. I used it as a night serum, then later as a day serum, and each time I could feel it warming my skin as it soaked in. It definitely provided more of a moisturized and radiant appearance and was very effective.What I didn't like about it is that it is thick and gloppy. The eyedropper barely drops any and after you've gotten 1/3 of the way through the bottle, is almost completely ineffective, it's just absolutely the wrong, to thick formulation for an eyedropper. If they had used a pump dispenser, this would have been a much more luxurious feeling product to use rather than kind of a pain.

This serum might be moisturizing, and I'm sure it's very beneficial for your skin. My skin feels nice when I use it. But the bottle and dropper are so bad. The "serum" is thick, like lotion, so the dropper doesn't actually pull any into the tube. You can shake it, squeeze it a million times, but the thick lotion isn't getting into the little glass dropper. I took the plastic stopper out, and can pour it. It's still not really thin enough to pour. If they don't redesign this delivery system I'll be shocked. It belongs in a tube or jar.