Burt's Bees Calming Night Cream With Aloe and Rice Milk, Face Moisturizer For Sensitive Skin Infuses Skin With Moisture While You Sleep, 98.8 Percent Natural Origin Skin Care, 1.8 oz. Tub

Nice cream but new price is crazy! In March I paid $14.92. Amazon now asks $46.75.GOOD-BYE to Burt’s Bees.Saddening.

This product is a great lotion to use every day. It's good in every season - I use 4 pumps in winter, 3 in spring and fall, and 2 in summer. It's a fast, easy way to show my face some love. It's also a really good buy, being the same quality as more expensive brands.

A subtle smell, creamy, and moisturizing at first. However it did not seem to be hydrating enough for my skin at the time. It didn’t aggravate my redness but it didn’t do much to soothe any inflammation I had. Not a bad moisturizer but not my favorite.

so soothing and mousturizing

I love Burt Bee's produts. I get allergies from a lot of beauty products. This is great and no problems.

Not sure how great the product is but missing a third of it when you first open it kind of stinks. It's thick and non scented

This is a thick white non-soapy, non-foaming cream cleanser that comes in a tube. So, just a heads up if suds or lather is what you would rather prefer. It is mainly natural ingredients, leaping bunny certified (meaning it is cruelty-free) & responsible resourcing-it states all that on the back of the tube. My skin gets more reactive especially in winter with dry indoor heating and cold outdoor winds. I need a cleanser that is fragrance-free and isn't foaming so it doesn't strip my skin of moisture or make it rough. I have mature older type skin and no difficulties with this but very oily skinned or acne-prone might require/need something else-remember if it is lather you want this doesn't foam, it is cream based.. And, if you are new to a product or have sensitive or rosacea skin it might be prudent to test it out slowly to see how your skin adjusts and/or reacts and heed your skin's response. And it also states "on the tube" to avoid contact with eye area but then "any" soap, cleanser and/or shampoo, with the exception of baby shampoo maybe, could sting if you get it in the eyes. I use eye-makeup remover specifically made for that purpose to cut-down on irritation. This cleanser contains aloe which adds some moisturizing properties. If I am wearing transfer resistant long-wearing makeup I remove it first with micellar water or a makeup remover tissue. That way I don't have a lot of gunky makeup on my face mixed in with cleanser that doesn't always rinse off that well (it's not exactly a makeup remover that's why I use something else first to remove makeup prior to cleansing). Then I dampen my face first and apply a small amount of cleanser to clean my face working it in circular motions with my fingertips. The cleanser is rather thick but I have found removing it with a damp washcloth works well. I allow my face to dry then apply treatment or moisturizer (always use sunscreen during the day). For someone that had former skin issues my skin looks better and gets noticed. It is an economical way to keep my face clean and there are no parabens or phthalates in this cleanser either. I wouldn't use a highly foaming cleanser or something with salicylic acid because it doesn't suit my skin type but I use this because quite simply it did the job. And even if it wasn't a go to for me there are others for who it might be.

First time coming back for the same product. I move on fast and always want to try something new ...butttt I finally found something that just feels right. I went from a 5 step skin routine to just 2. Face wash and this cream.