Review on ACURE Resurfacing Dewy All Day Moisturizer: Vegan Glow With True Unicorn Root, Glycolic Acid & Hemp Seed Oil Omega Fatty Acids For All Skin Types by Mat Thompson

As always with reviews, your mileage may vary.I am 48, and have always had sensitive skin and hormonal breakouts. Since i started bioidentical HRT my breakouts stopped but i was left with the lingering red marks, and .still 48 year old skin. I have done Retinol and Hydroquinone for brightening and that always works well on sun damage and discoloration but it dries my skin out like crazy and it takes at least a week or so to see the results after a 2 week cycle.So I’ve been looking for a hydrating dewy creating face cream for some time. I’ve been using some of the other Acure products, their brightening eye serum is the FIRST and ONLY eye product I’ve ever used that actually DID reduce the bags under my eyes (and due to genetics I’ve tried them -all-) and figured what the heck I’ll give the resurfacing line a try.OMG. So that translucent dewy skin that the Korean Skin care advocates love is not limited to expensive creams/lotions/tinctures/serums and 14 step process.One thing i read is that the True Unicorn can mimic estrogen (and women for millennia have been using it for the lady problems), and estrogen is for sure something for me that went off an absolute cliff and my face showed it by aging quite a bit quickly and dramatically once the ‘change’ started. Both with fat pad loss and collagen loss. There is research out there that talks about putting e. In some creams to help with collagen matrix, and i wonder if to some degree the components in these creams are potentially having similar effect. DunnoI use this, layered with one of their Blue tansy or Marula oil serum sticks, the brightening and also rejuvenating eye cream. I swear it looks like I had some fancy cosmetic treatment. My pore are nearly invisible, my skin tone is SO even, bright and glowey. if i need a bit more moisture i will either use a bit more marula oil or the cloud cream.The only thing I’d say is, like most any glycolic treatment be carful around the eyes with it, not the skin around the eyes, but your actual eyeballs. I have to be careful about not rubbing it into eyes, as they react poorly to it.