Review on Vegan and Gluten-Free Ultra Repair Cream by First Aid Beauty: Intense Moisturizer for Dry and Sensitive Skin, Ideal for Skin Conditions and Eczema. Scented with Pink Grapefruit (14 ounce) by Kelly Hunt

I have dry, sensitive skin. Prone to acne and ingrown facial hair from shaving excess hair. And to top it off, rosacea. This was the very first moisturizer recommended to me when I went to Ulta. Since then I've tried so many drug store moisturizers that say they're for sensitive skin to save money. While many of these are great - I recommend CeraVe or Cetaphil for those with good skin - they stung my face with my rosacea. Its effects didn't last that long either. First Aid Beauty is the BEST moisturizer next to the medications prescribed by dermatologists (which treat the skin best but honestly don't moisturize it) that I recommend for really sensitive skin. Skin care products shouldn't sting unless they're exfoliating or treating acne. First Aid Beauty doesn't burn or irritate my skin or cause redness/rosacea flare-ups and keeps my skin hydrated for days. Creams are expensive, but they are no longer intended for daily use due to the long-term effects - I use them maybe 3 times a week and get my money's worth for just one can of this substance. This is a miracle worker! I try not to use it every night or more than once. Too much contact can cause skin irritation, but the right daily routine is perfection. I recommend trying it out and seeing what works best for your skin. *** As an intermediate/night care I recommend Eucerin Anti-Redness Night Cream (or Day Cream). Provides the skin with light moisture. It didn't reduce redness so much as it prevented redness from products just applied/prevented skin irritation.