→ Hydrates & Softens, Brightens Skin
→ Gel-based Moisturizer
→ For Oily Skin Types
→ Treats & Prevents Acne. Excellent for Scars
→ Tightens Open Pores. Extremely Effective Against Open Pores
→ Strengthens Moisture Barrier
→ Soothes Irritations & Redness
→ Plumps Skin, Soothes Inflammation
→ Helps With Hyperpigmentation & Dullness
→ Oily Skin Type: Perfect for you! There's nothing better on this planet than Cloud for people with oily skin type. We mean it! Use it daily twice and see the difference.
→ Normal, Combination Skin: Suits you. Go for Cloud if you are looking to achieve a matte look. If you are looking instead for a more dewy finish and your skin is a little more dry type, go for our other moisturizer, Whipped.
→ People with Sensitive Skin: Cloud has extremely skin-friendly natural ingredients that are safe to be used daily. The moisturizer will restore the skin barrier and provide healthy-looking skin within days.
→ IDEAL CONCENTRATION - Our light, jelly-like advanced moisiturizer contains 10% niacinamide and 1% witch hazel to ensure long-lasting moisture and end fine lines and wrinkles so your skin stays younger and plump. Niacinamide minimizes the look of pores and evens the look of skin texture.
→ EFFICIENT MOISTURIZING - The perfect combination of rose extract and niacinamide with witch hazel enhances the moisturizing process. The scientifically proven multi-component formula repairs your dehydrated skin, boosts your skin's hydration levels and brightens your skin.
→ LIGHT WEIGHT - Lightweight and fast absorbing, non-greasy, non-comedogenic. A little bit goes a long way, you only need a pea size to cover face and neck
→ OBVIOUS BRIGHTENING - Niacinamide promotes micro-circulation of the dermis to maintain the skin's water content, accelerates the exfoliation of melanin keratinocytes to even the skin tone, and accelerates cell metabolism to prevent skin-aging problems, such as wrinkles, and breakout.
NO BAD STUFF - Our formulation does not include parabens, silicons, sulfates, petroleum or mineral oil.
