Sharonspendstoomuch review for Hydra Barrier Cica Cream

I received the Baciel Hydra Barrier Cica Cream from another app to test and review at a highly discounted price in exchange for my honest review of this product. *Claims: This intensive hydrating barrier cream has 71.92% Centella Asiatica Extract that helps soothe sensitive skin as well as 5 Ceramides and 10 different Hyaluronic Acids that help strengthen skin moisture barrier and soothe the skin. This fragrance-free pH balanced (6.0) cream provides a healthy skin balance. Alcohol-free, essential-oil free, cruelty-free and vegan. *Key Ingredients: Centella Asiatica Extract for soothing & relieving, Niacinamide for skin brightening, Adenosine for wrinkle care, Panthenol for providing elasticity, Allantoin & Sweet Almond Oil for soothing, 10 kinds of Hyaluronic Acids & 5 Ceramides that help moisturize & strengthen your skin barrier. *Texture: Thick, white gel-like textured cream with no fragrance. Spreads easily and no sticky/greasy residue *Packaging: Plastic 100ml tube with a flip-top cap, comes sealed. Cream disperses easily. *My review: Cica is one of my favorite skincare ingredients to fight redness and irritation. I’ve been trying a lot of new products over the past few months, and I have had a little irritation from switching up my routine so much. I was excited to try out this cream, especially after reviewing the ingredients and noticing it had 71.92% concentration of Cica. It is full of other great ingredients that helps to calm and soothe my skin. With warmer weather coming, I want a lighter moisturizer for daytime use. I’ve been using it for about 10 days now and I found that while the cream is thick when it comes out of the tube, it melts right into your skin without a greasy or tacky feeling after applying. I love how it soothes my skin quickly! There is no fragrance and my skin felt really soft, smooth and hydrated after using. I also like the packaging as you can control the amount of cream you use. I used it on my face and neck only, but I think you could use it for your hands (which if like me are super dry from washing so much) or other rough parts of your body. I would recommend this for all skin types, and I find it reasonably priced (about $20 on Amazon), which is less expensive than my normal brand of Cica cream. I would definitely purchase this instead!