Review on 💆 Gold Bond 8 Oz Deep Moisturizing Lotion: Overnight Skin Therapy with Calming Scent by Kayla Mccants

I noticed that Gold Bond advertises that their product penetrates 10 layers and lasts 48 hours. They have the newest buzzword - hyaluric acid, sales booster and moisturizer. So I give it a try to see if I like it better or worse than foot cream or hand cream or other products meant for long-lasting hydration. Little did I know that I had been using hyaluric acid in CeraVe cream for years until the recent hype. I tried it in L'Oreal's Hydroboost formula for very dry skin, which claims to retain moisture for up to 72 hours. My pores have shrunk, but it has made my face bumpy—that's what my face does when it gets too hydrated (water) or wet (oils). How is this night cream? It leaves a dry oily feel. It doesn't have the soft, gel-like feel of their hand and foot creams, it has a slight sheen. Smells of mint and slightly medicinal. Luckily, the smell quickly turns into a light scent. I don't feel slippery or wet - I can walk around without worrying about ruining the carpet or sheets. I can only tell by the shine that he's still on my feet. My hands feel smooth - even after rubbing in another lotion. I resist the urge to delete it. This is not dissimilar to my lotion-making experiments, where I tried to balance the formula to hide oil and end up with a dry and shiny formula. Without hyaluric acid, I probably wouldn't think much about it. However, after showering the next day, my feet looked a lot less dry than usual. So far I prefer hand and foot creams - they feel, smell and look nicer than a night cream. But I believe that night creams should be less pleasant than effective. So I plan in good faith to use it as part of my nightly routine for a while and see if it makes a difference.