Jurlique Purely Age-Defying

I didn’t buy this for a while because of the Price but going back to it made a huge improvement after only one month. I guess you have to pay for quality.

Good for erasing dry patches, not sure about the “firming” part – I’d been hunting for a good facial oil as moisturisers alone don’t seem to be adequate for my dry, sensitive skin. My dermatologist advised Bio-oil, a friend suggested Nuxe Huille Prodigeuse. Then another suggested Sukin Bio Natural Skin. All sort of worked, at least for a for a little while (reviews elsewhere of each). I am now trying out Jurlique. The Firming oil has a very, very light scent and feels rather heavy straight out from the bottle. After a few seconds of warming between your finger tips, it begins to feel more liquid-y and is easier to spread - sorry, you’re supposed to “pat” into your face, not spread. Even so, it does not seem to spread as well as other oils I’ve tried, and it seems to take. Longer time to absorb.

But, after 2 weeks of using this morning and night, my dry patches are gone. So it does seem to be working for me. So far.

At $69 for a 50 ml bottle, it is by far the priciest of the oils I’ve tried.

Expensive price average product – I have used a lot of jurliques products and love them. that is why I thought despite the huge price tag, the product would be worth it. I am disappointed. the cream makes my face sweat due to the zinc oxide which is the sunscreen. as it's a natural sunscreen then fair enough. but after a month or so I noticed the cream separated and when I squeezed the tube it was watery. it's still usable and has a nice smell and texture, but for the money I expected better. Natural product Cream separated in hot weather