Retinol Surge Moisturizer From Body Merry Review

 I've tried several products from Body Merry already and I loved every product I've tried from them. Recently, I was given the chance to try their Retinol Surge Moisturizer.

Body Merry's Retinol Surge Moisturizer combines 2.5% Retinol with other soothing natural antioxidants that work together to visibly reduce the signs of aging. It contains Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin e and B5 and green tea which all help to hydrate and moisturize the skin. This doesn't contain any harsh chemicals such as Parabens, Sulphates or Phthalates. This is made in the USA in an FDA registered and GMP compliant facility.

The Retinol Surge Moisturizer from Body Merry came in a white plastic bottle with a maroon label. The moisturizer is dispensed through a pump which comes inside the bottle. The pump is very easy to control and I like how I can easily control the amount of moisturizer I want to dispense.

The cream has a white color and has a creamy consistency. It has a very subtle tangy/fresh scent which goes away once I start to spread the moisturizer. It absorbs very quickly, has a light feel and doesn't leave my skin feeling greasy. I usually skip on moisturizers because they make my face oilier but the Body Merry's Retinol Surge Moisturizer didn't do that so I am fine using it everyday.

I like how gentle the Body Merry Retinol Surge Moisturizer is. I didn't see any noticeable peeling on my skin (I know some Retinol cause peeling) but I noticed my skin looking more hydrated and moisturized. It didn't cause me any breakouts and any skin reactions.

You can visit Body Merry's WEBSITE to learn more about their products. You can also purchase the Body Merry Retinol Surge Moisturizer on Amazon.

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