Ritual Reset Bundle

Out with the old. I used La Mer for decades, but in my mid-40s, during perimenopause, I’ve become more aware of endocrine disruptors in skincare. I was disappointed to learn that, despite its steep price, La Mer is not a clean brand. As someone who has battled hormonal imbalance and fibroids for years, I assumed premium meant safer ingredients—unfortunately, it didn’t. I’ve since moved to OSEA

This isn’t the most hydrating/plumping hyaluronic acid I’ve used. For very mature skin like mine, it feels quite basic. I need intense plumping and hydration, and this just didn’t deliver. The upside is that when I layer it with the Atmosphere Protection Cream in the day and Advanced Protection Cream at night, the results are far better. I think the creams do most of the heavy lifting for moisture. For me, this is a solid three-star product.

Out with the old. I used La Mer for decades, but in my mid-40s, during perimenopause, I’ve become more aware of endocrine disruptors in skincare. I was disappointed to learn that, despite its steep price, La Mer is not a clean brand. As someone who has battled hormonal imbalance and fibroids for years, I assumed premium meant safer ingredients—unfortunately, it didn’t. I’ve since moved to OSEA

I use the Atmosphere Protection for day and the Advanced Protection for night, layering both over hyaluronic acid serum and wow, my skin drinks this up! This is easily one of the best, if not the best, moisturizers I’ve ever used across high, mid, and low-end brands. It’s intensely moisturizing with a luxurious finish that feels divine. I was surprised to see it contains retinol—such a great touch. If the body butter is anything like this Advanced Cream, I’m buying it next. This is my favorite product in the line so far, hands down a keeper.