Coats Triple Moisture Water Cream – Lightweight, Oil-Free Face Moisturizer – Protects the Skin Barrier for Long-Lasting Hydration – Dermatologically Approved, Designed for Teens + Young Skin – 75ml

At last! I’ve found a product that says what it is on the tin. It does not clog your pores, this is very important for most of us or for people who suffer with acne. It hasn’t made me breakout. It makes your skin look shiny for about 10 minutes after applying it, then it is absorbed and your skin looks normal. It will last the whole day and you can feel the moisture that remains on your skin. It even works on lips prone to getting chapped. It’s not greasy, you may have to apply it again depending on the weather conditions or how your skin is as an individual during a day but mostly I’ve only had to use it once a day. Cons - very expensive so I’ll be looking to get it at a lower price. It won’t last for very long - I use more of it than most people so a tube would last 3 weeks max with daily use. Overall it has been a real game changer and my dermatologist said it’s the right product for me. I just need to find a larger tube! Thanks guys!

Easy to use good felling

Super light weight and has not clogged pores. Very hydrating, nice and refreshing. Uses some unique ingredients, which are very intensive, but in an extremely gentle way. Does leave a slight sticky feeling, but goes away within about half an hour. Lasts all day and does not need to be reapplied.

I have a broken skin barrier and this is perfect for adding and holding moisture in my skin! I used to use Aveeno gel but needed something heavier.

After reading some amazing reviews for this moisturiser i had high hopes. Sadly, very unimpressed! Within minutes of using, my skin feels and looks tight and dry, almost like a reduced version of the tighness you feel when a face mask dries on your skin? Not nice, returned. Shame.

It’s a nice lightweight moisturiser however still leaves my skin feeling very dry

I have subtype 2 rosacea (diagnosed by an NHS dermatologist) and have struggled to find a moisturiser that is hydrating enough to soothe redness whilst at the same time being oil free and non-comedogenic. This product satisfies these criteria and is something of a miracle cream. All of my symptoms: redness, dryness, and blemishes have reduced since I started using this product. The consistency is somewhere between a serum and lotion. A small blob is enough for my whole face and neck. It takes about ten minutes to fully absorb after application and leaves no visible trace. After about an hour the reduction in redness is clear. Skin feels soft and natural all day. The ingredients are: Aqua, dicaprylyl ether, propanediol, caprylic/capric triglyceride, butylene glycol, squalane, phenoxyethanol, sodium polyacrylate, benzyl alcohol, dicaprylyl carbonate, carbomer, sodium hydroxide, xanthan gum, disodium EDTA, sodium lauroyl lactylate, sodium polyglutamate, polyglyceryl-3 caprate, sorbitan trioleate, ceramide np, ceramide ap, phytosphingosine, cholesterol, ethylhexylglycerin, myristoyl tripeptide-31, tocopherol, ceramide eop. I would recommend this product alongside Cetaphil's gentle cleanser, twice per day. I have also gotten good results from Dermatica's azelaic acid cream. Hope this review is helpful for other rosacea sufferers.

Not a bad moisturiser, it soothes my rosacea and makes it less red but I suffer with really dry skin too especially in the winter and it’s just not hydrating enough for me. My skin absorbs it straight away. If you’re looking for a lightweight soothing moisturiser it’s a great option.