Gold Bond Age Renew Retinol Overnight Body & Face Lotion
Has Anyone Else Been Sleeping…
03/10/2023 13:56
I legitimately thought Gold Bond is a brand for old dudes with dry hands and jock itch. And honestly, a body lotion that doubles as a facial moisturizer seems like the type of multitasking product that is marketed toward "dudes".
As a woman in my early 40's, I've been using the Age Renew Retinol Overnight Body and Face Lotion and despite my prior impression of Gold Bond, I would recommend it to men and women alike.
I didn't plan to use the lotion on my face because I have sensitive skin (and I'm pretty sure actual facial moisturizer is sold in 1.35oz bottles for around $68, no?) but I had no adverse reaction using it as a body lotion the first night so I've been applying it to my face as well.
Although the lotion isn't scented, it is not fragrance free and has a slight chemical odor. Not entirely unpleasant but notable. It has a thick, cream-like consistency that doesn't feel heavy or greasy. Kind of silky and luxurious, actually.
I've had no luck determining the strength or amount of retinol used in this moisturizer but I suspect its a very low concentration- enough to gently exfoliate with continued use. The lotion does well in making my skin look and feel hydrated so it appears smoother and brighter. For reference, I have combination skin that is sensitive and acne prone.
All around this nondescript bottle of Gold Bond lotion surprised me. Less costly and just as effective as more expensive anti-aging products I've tried, I plan to use it daily for the foreseeable future.
I received this product at a discount in exchange for my honest opinion.
TaterMitz
Otis , Spojené státy americké
Age: 43
Gender: Female