Eloquor London VitaLumina Brightening Day Cream, SPF 50 Full Spectrum Protection, 15ml

The media could not be loaded.  You really don't get all that much for your money - the packaging is almost the same size as a a jar I have that contains 50ml of product rather than the 15ml you get here. I would say this is travel size, which you always pay a premium for.This is a pump action delivery, but I find it telling that the pump can be unscrewed so you can access the cream by putting your finger in the pot - does that mean the pump isn't very good? There's a small stopper that needs to be levered out of the pump to make it work - I had difficulty doing this, fortunately I have quite long nails which helped, but it isn't easy to spot or remove.I like that it isn't tested on animals, hypoallergenic, organic, is SPF 50 and is made from natural ingredients. I also like that the pot and packaging is recyclable.The cream itself is quite light - I associate 'rich' with 'heavy' and this didn't feel heavy at all and absorbed quickly. The listing says it's scented, but I couldn't detect any fragrance at all, which I like.It didn't feel any different from other creams I use so it's hard to say how good it is, but I'm more than skeptical about anti-ageing claims - skin is a living thing so of course it will age, and there's nothing you can do about that other than to moisturise and hope you end up looking 'good for your age'.At £19.99 for 15ml (as at 16 November 2023) this is an ok price for a travel size of ok cream.

I am really happy with this cream that I can use during the day as it's rich yet not oily. It sinks quickly into my skin.It's keeping my skin nourished in dry winter weather.

The media could not be loaded.  This is described as a rich day cream so I was a little worried it would be thick and heavy on the skin. I needn’t have worried as it is incredibly light on the skin, it absorbs well and leaves my face feeling soft and smooth.Now I’m 40 I feel it’s important to use anti-ageing creams and this one is very kind to my skin. It also has an SPF of 50 so I know that I have that level of protection on my face all year round.The great thing about this tub is that you can pump the cream through the top (see my video). I hate having to get creams out of other pots as the cream goes underneath my fingernails, so this pump is a genius idea!You only need a small amount of cream as a little goes a long way, meaning this pot of cream should last a good while.Organic, hypoallergenic and made with natural ingredients. I highly recommend this day cream.

The ingredients of this cream were appealing to me so I've been using it for the past few weeks. It's considered a smoothing skin day cream with SPF 50. The dispenser is something I've not seen before - it was a little bit of a head scratcher moment, but I soon figured it out; just pump the top until the cream appears, and it's quite a good mechanism as it does give a properly measured release of cream each time you press it.There's a lot of good active ingredients like Vitamin E, Retinol and Hyaluronate - all great stuff for skin health. It has a very subtle and gentle scent of shea butter, which I prefer compared to the more obvious day creams that tend to be a bit scent heavy.I have been using this cream for a few weeks now and it applies on my skin very well, which is great as I have very sensitive skin. It feels light, absorbant and doesn't leave that annoying sticky residue that other creams can do. It does feel very refreshing and I will continue to use this happily.

I got this RegeneLift SPF50 anti-aging rich day cream from Eloquor London, and I have mixed feelings about it.The packaging is a win – a 50ml top pump container that's not only hygienic but also allows you to unscrew the lid to get every last bit of the cream, minimising waste. Practicality points there.The texture of the cream is where it really shines for me. I love the light consistency; it absorbs into the skin instantly with no sticky feeling or oiliness. It's a dream in terms of application and wear.However, there's a catch, and it's a significant one for me. The cream contains retinol. I stumbled upon information from the Environmental Working Group (EWG) stating that products with retinol, including vitamin A derivatives, may have potential risks, including the absorption of toxic amounts of vitamin A and long-term concerns about skin cancer.This discovery left me feeling uneasy, especially since I wasn't aware of the retinol content when I ordered this cream. The claim is quite substantial, and I'm not comfortable taking chances with my skin health.In the end, while the RegeneLift cream boasts some impressive features, the retinol inclusion gives me pause. If you're considering this product, it's crucial to be aware of its ingredients and potential implications, especially if you have concerns about vitamin A derivatives in your skincare routine. Always best to make an informed decision about what goes on your skin.

Disappointed as bought before and pump worked but had to break it to get into cream this time

This product is so lovely, and probably a favourite part of my makeup routine. The cream itself is very soft and delicate which is important to me because I'm very fussy with moisturisers due to being autistic and having sensory issues around makeup products but this one was totally fine. The pump dispensor is probably my favourite feature as it doesn't make a mess and you can get the perfect amount out dependant on how much you would need to use. I use this every morning and it has made a noticeable difference to my skin. My skin feels much more hydrated and soft compared to before using and also knowing it has spf 50 in it also gives me peace of mind as I know my skin is being protected which is important to me. The only downside to this is the price line it is quite expensive for an unbranded skincare product and I wouldn't repeatedly buy this but if I wanted to treat myself to something nice it would likely be this. I use it everyday and I do really like it, the only downside is the price