Aurelia Probiotic Skincare Cell Revitalise Night Moisturiser, 60 ml

I first came across this brand when I went for a facial - great moisturiser and smells amazing! Skin feels hydrated and soothed!

Very expensive but I seem to carry on buying it because of the lovely smell and it feels nice and light.

My wife has been really pleased with this - nice smell, was easy to apply and her skin felt nice in the morning. Top rating

At the current price of £43.40 for a mere 60ml, this night moisturising cream is certainly not cheap.That said, it does work well and a small amount offers good coverage, so it is not such poor value as it might appear at first glance.The first thing that I was struck by was how thick the cream is. When I unscrewed the lid the contents were verging on being solid - the texture was almost more like soft putty than it was a cream.However, it is certainly not unpleasant to apply.It is without question a night cream - it is quite heavy and definitely not something that you would want to be wearing during the day - but as an effective moisturiser, being applied just before retiring for the night, it works fine.It does leave something of a greasy texture after having been applied, but that shouldn't come as too much of a surprise given the ingredients. Also, as it is being applied last thing at night, it doesn't really matter.Overall, a good product that is worth trying, providing you are not too put off by the cost.I hope you find these comments helpful.

The media could not be loaded. I like this moisturiser, it’s made with great ingredients, my skin likes it and it absorbs well, it does leave a film on the skin, but it’s not unpleasant, it’s actually what I personally prefer.I can recommend this product, it is very good quality skincare product, therefore it is pricey, but if you are willing to spend this money on a nice moisturiser, I’m sure you will like it.

This night moisturiser comes in a 60ml screwtop jar packaged inside a cardboard box. The style is quite plain and underwhelming. The cream itself looks quite grainy and waxy and I am not at all a fan of the scent. The cream is claimed to increase cellular DNA, collagen, hyaluronic acid, and reduce inflammation. The magic ingredient is Bifida Ferment Lysate, Bifida being a probiotic ingredient derived from yeast obtained from the fermentation of Bifida bacteria, the principle, so far as I can make out, is "teaching skin" to have natural immunity. (I hasten to add that living bacteria are destroyed during preparation).Good that this is a night cream as it's quite thick and rather greasy, but apart from the smell I think it's very good. It's full of beneficial botanicals - I do think the manufacturer should be clearer about the Bifida ferment ingredient, with some information on the slip inside the box, as it's completely new to me and probably to many others as well.I have ultra sensitive skin with flare ups of eczema and rosacea, but my facial skin was very happy with this.

This is a night cream by Aurelia London that comes in a 60ml glass jar with screw top lid, with a professional feel to it’s understated appearance. It's packaged in a neat box and there's also a small leaflet with information. It’s a “cell revitaliser” moisturiser, and with my rather lacklustre skin, I was really keen to give it a try and I’ve not been disappointed.I like the mix of ingredients here, with probiotics (not something I’d come across in skincare until this year), avocado, bio organic botanicals, rosehip oils, hibiscus and shea, among other things. It’s designed to promote collagen productive, hydrate and quench skin, and reduce some inflammation.I like that it’s more natural, but still “scientifically backed” so it’s free of harsh chemicals but still effective. It’s supposed to suit all skin types and, thankfully, it’s cruelty-free.The scent is one I can’t quite put my finger on but there’s something quite soothing about it. I don’t mind it and I don’t find anything off-putting. It’s a pleasure to use and the cream is silky soft. I’ve found I don’t need to use a whole lot as a little goes a good distance so it should last quite well. What I really like too is the texture of the cream, it’s light and almost like it’s whipped.The cream is instantly quite refreshing and relieving on my skin. I put it on before bed and haven’t noticed any problems, no side-effects or irritation so I’d say it seems quite gentle. My skin does feel softer and more hydrated, which is what I’d hoped for from this so I’m very pleased with it. It’s nice to have a dedicated night cream too as it’s not something I’d done over the years, having always just used ‘regular’ or day creams.It is quite pricey and that’s my only issue with it. If price isn’t a barrier than I’d say this is worth it. It’s a more natural but effective and professional skin-quenching moisturiser with an impressive mix of ingredients and a gorgeous texture that makes it a luxurious product that’s lovely to use.

I was curious to know what ' Provita' was, and a bit of Googling shows " PROTIDA™ is at the leading edge in award-winning probiotic innovation boosting skin’s natural immunity, managing inflammation and enhancing repair for visible results. It is paraben-free, cruelty-free, and for all skin types.I was surprised to find the pot so small, as the box was much larger, but it really only requires a pea-sized amount to use, so it would go quite a long way. My skin is very sensitive, and I had no problems. The cream isn't too heavy, or greasy, as some night creams are, and you could probably use it for daytime too.I think my skin felt rehydrated immediately, and certainly softer. I wouldn't say it 'plumped' my skin, but I certainly looked fresh after use. One thing I wasn't over-keen on was the smell. I couldn't place it, but it was quite 'peppery' to me, and not altogether pleasant. Quite botanical. However, it wasn't too strong, and it wouldn't put me off using it. My partner quite liked the smell, so again, individual taste must be considered.