Is Tula 24-7 Day & Night Cream Worth It for Summer?

I swapped my heavy night cream for Tula 24-7 Day & Night Cream three weeks ago. My skin stopped looking like a glazed donut by noon.

It’s the moisturizer that actually sinks in instead of sitting on top. My T-zone stays matte until 3PM — which is basically a miracle for someone who usually needs blotting papers by lunch.

It’s $44 for 1.7 oz — not cheap, but it’s the only moisturizer I’ve used that actually helped my redness without feeling like a science experiment. I tried it because they claimed it “balances skin microbiome” and I rolled my eyes so hard they almost stuck.

It’s basically a probiotic smoothie for your face. The hero is lactic acid — but gentle enough that my sensitive skin didn’t revolt. The texture is watery-gel, not greasy-lotion. I hate anything that feels like I just oiled a pan.

• Lactic Acid: Exfoliates without the sting, just glow
• Probiotic Complex: Calms the chaos bacteria cause
• Squalane: Hydrates without clogging pores
• Vitamin E: Protects from pollution — yes, your commute counts

It feels like cold water on your face — that’s how fast it absorbs. I’m talking 10 seconds and I could put makeup on immediately. No waiting-around-naked-faced period.

Week two my pores looked smaller. Not “disappeared” — that’s a lie — but less like craters and more like… normal skin. What surprised me? It actually helped my maskne. I did not expect that.

My redness dropped by about 40%. My skin stopped feeling tight after washing. But my dry patches didn’t fully disappear — it’s not a heavy cream, so if you’re Sahara-desert dry, you’ll need more.

It’s my new warm-weather staple — lightweight enough to wear under sunscreen, hydrating enough to skip the heavy stuff. If you hate that sticky summer face feeling, this is the fix.