Centella Face Cream

A little of this over toner and serum leaves my cheeks feeling properly moisturized. Don't need a huge scoop either.

At the end of the day this feels so nice over my serum. Rich when I first spread it, then comfortable rather than mask-like. Lovely on my cheeks.

Happy with this on my cheeks and jaw. I go more lightly through the middle of my face so the finish doesn't feel too rich.

My cheeks don't have that freshly washed tight feel after I put this on. Such a small thing, but it makes a difference to how comfortable my face feels.

I went in with way too much the first time. A pea-sized amount warmed between my fingers spreads better and feels nicer.

I'm usually too impatient for a long routine, but I always make time for this cream. Warm a little in my fingers, press it on, finished. Skin feels lovely.

This is lovely when I've just washed my face and want to feel moisturized again. I smooth it over my cheeks and it feels really comforting.

Been using it as my last step at night. Nice moisturized feeling. I tend to reach for something lighter during the day, but I'm enjoying this for evenings.

Nothing fancy in how I use it. Wash, serum, a little cream. The soft finish makes this an easy one to enjoy.

Sometimes my serum leaves me wanting something more substantial over it. This gives me that finished, moisturized feeling. I don't feel a need to keep adding another layer afterward.

I wanted a cream with some body to it, not something that disappears instantly. This gives me that cushioned feeling without sitting on my face like a thick paste. Happy with my choice.

Some nights it's just cleanser and this cream. I like that I don't have to do every step for it to feel nice. Still deciding what amount suits me best.

A little extra over my cheeks, hardly any around my nose. I'm enjoying being able to adjust how much I use rather than coating everything equally.

Taking a moment to warm it between my fingers makes application much easier. I prefer that to dotting cold cream everywhere and rubbing it around.

After toner and serum, this makes my face feel comfortably moisturized. I like having that proper cream texture as the last step.

Nothing elaborate about it. I just enjoy warming a little cream in my hands and pressing it onto clean skin before bed. The texture makes an ordinary step feel lovely.

Spreads well once warmed up. I don't have to keep working at it.

The richer cream and my light serum balance well for me. I leave a little time before sunscreen so the layers can settle.

Has a nice smooth texture and leaves a soft finish. I let it sit while I do my hair before putting sunscreen on. That timing works for me.

The serum-and-cream combination feels good at night. I keep the cream layer thinner if I'm doing the full routine.

Soft and moisturized. I prefer applying it a little before bed so it has time to settle before my face hits the pillow.

Good cream, just more substantial than what I usually wear. Using it mainly at night has been a better fit.

I meant to alternate this with my other moisturizer. Somehow this is the one I keep opening. That comfortable finish wins.

Smooth and easy to spread. I'd pick a lighter texture for daytime, but this is pleasant for winding down at night.

Really like this before bed. In the morning I use much less because I prefer a lighter feel under sunscreen.

Really like how my face feels to the touch afterward. Moisturized without a slippery coating.

I used my usual generous scoop and realized I didn't need that much. A smaller amount feels better, especially if I've used toner and serum first.

A little warmed between my fingers moves over my cheeks easily. I like how soft they feel once it's settled.

Smooth, cushiony, easy to spread. The shea butter was what caught my eye and the texture is just what I hoped for.

Comfortable cream, especially over the serum. I get a better finish if I wait a little before sunscreen instead of putting everything on at once.

Comfortable from application to the point when I forget about it. No urge to wash off a heavy layer or add more cream.

With lighter moisturizers I sometimes want to add another layer. This gives me that finished feeling after one modest application.

My first application was too generous for my taste. A smaller scoop gives a much nicer finish. Liking the cream now that I've worked that out.

Not one of those almost-water moisturizers. Has some body to it and spreads smoothly. Love that.