How many of you reapply sunscreen on your face throughout the day? What do you do if you are wearing makeup? How often do you reapply? Do you do this at work too? 

I've never reapplied sunscreen. I know, I know... Bad. But, like, how? And how often? I work in an office as an executive. I have a massive window right near me. 

So, I have reapplied if I was riding my bike home from work, but that's different, you know? Because I would wash my face before leaving and put sunscreen on then.

Applying sunscreen - How many times?

I did NOT want to love this eye cream. I have a master&#39;s degree in sustainability and this is such a wasteful product. It drives me insane opening each little packet that I know will be landfilled or burned. 

Buy, my GOD! it works. 

The cream thickness can throw some people off. I think it&#39;s fantastic and would buy more if it was in a less waste generating container. I would give it five stars if they sold this in more sustainable packaging.

I have sensitive dry skin. My eyes have some heavy wrinkles because I’m now 40. I’ve been looking for an eye cream that would work for me.

First, the cream itself comes in individual packets stored in a nice metal box. Each packet has more than enough eye cream for both day and night application.

There is no noticable smell from the product. 

The cream is thick. Like, think of the densest cream you have ever seen - for people with eczema or extremely dry skin - that is what this is. Unlike those other creams, it melts quickly into your skin and leaves it amazingly moisturized. 

I use a small amount inder my eye, and on top of my eyelid that is becomming hooded. 

I have a huge line that comes from the middle of my under eye, and this cream evens it out. I have no idea how it does it, but it works! 

The ingredients say it has some kind of petrolium product in it and shea butter.  There are no actives that i could see in the lable.

My skin feels a bit too tight after washing, which means that it’s not as moisturizing as i need a cleanser to be. That’s the only draw back that i personally have for my dry skin type.

This cleanser is what I’m currently using and it replaced another cleanser that was causing tingling and redness. I have sensitive skin, prone to product reactions and redness. I liked that this cleanser did not cause any reaction at all. 

The cleanser is a clear gel that doesn’t have any particular smell. I only need a small amount and it lathers up well over my entire face.

It had a tackiness after use that doesn’t fade and it has a scent. I would normally assume the scent would cause skin irritation since even natural scents do that for me. This didnt cause a skin irritation for me, but it’s something to consider if you have sensitive skin. It’s also very expensive.

I have sensitive and dry skin. I was in the middle of a horrible allergic reaction when I tried this product. Holy moly, it made my face feel normal right away. It moisturizes well and absorbs quickly. It did not cause any tingling or redness, and overall made my face feel extreamly refreshed.

This product gave me a horrible allergic reaction. I have dry and sensitive skin. It caused hives, swelling, itchy face, and was extremely uncomfortable. I do not recommed for anyone with sensitive skin.

The oil comes in nice packaging and looks apealing.

I had a reaction to this product. It occasionally would make my skin hot and angry. This was likely due to a compromised skin barrier. After I addressed my skin barrier issue, the product worked fine again. 

I find the product to be sticky, even when using a little bit. It does help to use less, but it’s still very sticky for me. 

I couldn’t use this as a morning serum. The texture messed up my makeup, and I hated the look. 

I was hoping this would be holy grail for me, but it just isn’t. I feel like this is a better product for someone with oily skin or acne.

I have sensitive dry skin. When my skin is not expreiencing an issue, this serum works well for me. I received this product for free from a Picky giveaway. 

You may be wondering, what is propolis? It’s made from bees and it’s sometimes called “bee glue.” Its a mixture of bee saliva, beeswax, and flower and tree stuff (very scientific explanation. You’re welcome.). Studies show it has wound healing properties, is an antiseptic, antibacterial, has antioxidents, and is just overall amazing. It’s supposed to be anti-infammatory as well. 

The serum has over 80% propolis with some hyaluronic acid and panthenol. So, it will plump your face and be soothing. 

My skin was ok with this serum. At its best, it was a pleasant product to put on. You need very little serum. If you overdo it, it becomes very sticky. 

I used this along with a sample COSRX propolis toner and moisturizer I purchased. Using the products together worked better thab using them by themselves. (The toner was amazing, btw.)

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