As part of
June’s Glossybox (a monthly subscription beauty box) I received a sample sized
bottle of Monu Professional Skincare Hydrating Moisturiser SPF15. Before trying
this product, I had been using the same moisturiser for quite some time so I
was looking forward to trying something new. Although I received a sample, a
full 50ml sized bottle costs £29.95.
The product
comes in a clear plastic bottle with a screw top cap. The bottle does have
quite a lot of information printed on it in a light grey colour but it doesn’t
look overly messy or too full. The bottle explains that this product is
suitable for all skin types, has SPF 15 and that the moisturiser contains
Vitamin E and Cassia Alata. There is also a more detailed list of ingredients
on the back of the bottle. For a product that costs just under £30, I would
have liked for this product to have nicer packaging.
As the
bottle is see through, you are able to see the white cream inside. After unscrewing
the lid, you can also see that the cream is quite thick and a quick smell which
gives off a lovely, fresh citrus scent. The moisturiser looks and smells very
appealing and that is without even putting it on my face! Unfortunately, the
bottle isn’t very well designed in regards to getting the moisturiser out.
While the bottle is full, you can easily give it a squeeze in order for some to
pop up out of the top. When the bottle starts to get empty though like mine is
now, the moisturiser stays at the bottom and is very hard to squeeze out.
During the
summer I tend to get quite dry skin due to walking around in the sun so I
really need a good conditioner to stop this from happening. This moisturiser is
as thick as it looks in the bottle but when using on your skin, you don’t need
to use as much as you may think. A little goes a long way with this one and it
absorbs into the skin quite easily. While the thickness of the moisturiser is
good in one way, it is not so good in another. After rubbing the moisturiser
into my face, I have noticed that my skin is quite sticky/ balmy for a while
afterwards. I have had to wait at least 15-20 minutes before applying my
foundation which was quite annoying for me.
However,
even with a few problems, I do like this moisturiser. After it has completely
soaked into my skin, it feels extremely soft and my dry skin was cleared up in
no time. I’m not sure if I would purchase a full size bottle though as £30 is a
lot for a moisturiser, especially if you are unable to get into the bottom of
the bottle.
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