BIOSSANCE SQUALANE + OMEGA REPAIR CREAM.

Happy Sunday y’all. It is so gorgeous out here in the PNW. The sun is shining. The Seahawks beat the Lions and I’m drinking my matcha tea latte from Starbucks enjoying this relaxing Sunday. I’m here to talk about the BIOSSANCE SQUALANE + OMEGA REPAIR CREAM. I have used this cream before and I found my way back to it this year. Usually, squalane and hyaluronic acid irritates my skin, but this particular product does not. In case you all are wondering, I have dry sensitive skin that gets irritated easily.

Biossance is a clean beauty brand that uses sugar cane squalene in majority of their products. Sugar cane squalene mimics the oils found in human skin. Sugar cane squalene oil easily absorbs into the skin making it a lightweight oil you can wear year round. Sugar cane squalene oil reduces the appearance of wrinkles, enhances the skin barrier, improves the skin cellular levels, and deeply moisturizes the skin without making your skin feel greasy. You can use sugar cane squalene oil all over body and it should not irritate your skin or clog your pores.

This product is a rich cream that hydrates and moisturizes the skin. It is considered a repair cream that helps repair your skins natural skin barrier when it has been compromised. I have compromised my skin barrier a lot within the last year trying to find what works well for my skin. Personally for me, I have to add an occlusive for it to keep my skin hydrated throughout the day. I found that Trader Joe’s 100% Cold Pressed Marula Oil pairs well with this face cream. I tried using 100% squalane oil and it burned my skin. Don’t ask me why. I blame my daddy for my sensitive skin LOL.

This face cream is $60. It is fragrance free. It does have a weird stinch almost like sweaty feet but goes away after applied to the skin. I know that smell can throw some people off. If you are interested in this cream, I suggest getting a sample from Sephora or purchasing the travel size option to see if it will work for your skin. This face cream will work for dry, sensitive, combination skin. Oily skin beware, it might be too rich for you.

Have any of you tried this product? If so, how do you like it? What are your thoughts about it?