Review: L'Oreal Revitalift Laser 3x Dual Action Moisturiser
May 10, 2017Last year I was sent the new L'Oreal Revitalift 3x Dual Action Moisturiser to trial by the good people at BEAUTY / crew.
All this talk of lasers this and 3x highest concentration that sounds quite intense. What we have here is another product designed to wage war on the signs of aging.
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It's a dual chambered device which I quite like, packaged in a red metallic pump pack. As I've mentioned before, I prefer pump packs over jarred or tubbed products because I don't like getting stuff under my fingernails. To be honest, it has a very similar vibe visually to the Olay Regenerist range I reviewed earlier. I'd be looking for a point of difference in packaging if it were me, but I'm sure they aren't going broke because of it. Revitalift is at the higher end of the supermarket / drugstore brands but you can often find it on special at Priceline and the like.
The product is dispensed by a single pump and looks like this:
The user is instructed to mix product in hand first before applying to the facial region.
It's a lightweight formula and this small amount is enough to adequately cover my face and feel sufficiently hydrated. It's got a really pleasant smell which I feel gives it a bit of an edge over competitors and has an almost silky feel on the skin; absorbing quickly and without tackiness. I didn't notice any increase in milia seeds so it's obviously not too rich for me either.
In terms of reducing the signs of aging, much like the Olay products, I didn't notice any obvious reduction in fine lines. Once again, I'm assuming this is probably a product designed for more mature skin than mine. However, finding the right moisturiser can be a struggle and I enjoyed this one for its hydrating properties alone so will continue to use it.
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