AUBREY Calming Skin Therapy Moisturizer | Soothes, Softens & Hydrates Sensitive Facial Skin | Sea Aster & Aloe Vera | 75% Organic Ingredients | 1.7oz

I have always had issues with my skin... I'm 30 and still had facial acne, not much, but enough to be a nuisance. I used to use cheaper products like Neutrogina and Clean & Clear. I actually won a organic food and beauty package in a silent auctions and one of the items was this. I already bought a new one after finishing the one I won. My skin feels and looks so much better, no acne and not dry patches and no oily areas either. This product is excellent in my opinion because of the positive effect it's had on my skin. I'd highly recommend it !

This product was recommended to me for use for a skin irritation issue. At first application to my face/neck I noticed such a soothing feeling which was such a relief after trying other products that caused a stinging sensation. I've continued using this moisturizer for years since and often get compliments for clear skin and minimal wrinkles at my age of 57 years. I also use the Aubrey Calming Skin Therapy Cleanser.

It is perfect for my sensitive skin which very particular, as I've tried many different products. I must say that it doesn't seem to absorb completely, because I notice a residue especially when I'm putting on foundation. But what else can I do with this type of skin. I do appreciate that it's natural.

People, beware of charlatans. The Aubrey product line was great... while the founder and guiding spirit, Aubrey Hampton, was alive and running the company. When he died, the company was sold, and moved to Nevada. It is now run by kids, inexperienced kids, and they have changed Aubrey's formulas. Aubrey products are now an ineffective joke. This product, "Calming Skin therapy Moisturizer," I have used for years. The latest batch I bought, totally different from what Aubrey himself created and sold. It used to be 100% organic, natural, etc. Now, it is 75% organic, dry as a bone, and totally ineffective for the use intended. Hard to even get it on your face. The new company has changed the formula, obviously for cost savings, probably for ease of getting the products in the ineffective containers they now use. I have seen the exact same thing with another , similar Aubrey product, totally different from what was sold in the past. People, beware, the persons now owning/running Aubrey Organics are pushing a fraud on the public, the products are not what they used to be, and you will waste you money with this company under this new management.

I rated this product 3 stars because the company changed the formula. I've used it for years. It used to be a light and whipped consistency. Now it's thick and hard to spread. My skin doesn't seem to like the new formula. Doesn't mean your skin won't like it. This is a great company and I've used their skincare products for years. Every few years they update their formulas. I notice because I'm very sensitive so I have to pay attention to ingredients. I think it's great they keep up on their ingredients, unfortunately, the new formula doesn't work for me. Hope you love it though.

I love this product. They stopped selling it at Whole Foods so I now have to buy it online. Worth it but I still wish they sold it at Whole Foods. Thank you for continuing to make it!

I've been using this product for several years. I love that I can actually understand the ingredients it contains. Plus, it works on keeping one's skin moisturized all day. Recently, Aubrey changed the packaging, the amount of moisturizer from 2 ozs to 1.7 ozs and raised the price considerably. If I hadn't searched Amazon for a better price than what the local store has it listed for, I would be changing to another comparable product.

I'm outraged at Aubrey Organics' marketing decision to re-package its products in super un-eco-friendly containers and with packaging that clearly indicates the company's shift to a "jazzier, flashier" look that bypasses its original customer base and appeal. This moisturizer in particular is housed now in a ridiculously user-unfriendly container. It's top-heavy, won't stand up in your bathroom cabinet without risk of toppling over. It no longer, like it's cute and sweet predecessor, slips easily into a purse. And, again, unlike its predecessor, Vegacol, it's impossible to get all of the moisturizer out because of its unnecessary pumping mechanism, making the product wasteful, on top of everything else. And the price adds insult to injury! Return, Aubrey, to your roots!