Your fave Bloom Cream got reformulated. Beekman 1802 swapped ingredients and fans are losing it on the Sephora reviews.
The old version had a greasy finish that worked great under makeup — the new one dries down in 20 seconds flat. That’s a bigger change than it sounds.
$58 for 1.7 oz. Still that probiotic goat milk base — but now they’re screaming “postbiotic ferment” like it’s a magic spell.
Texture Shift
Old version felt like a rich hug. New one slides on like water — almost too fast.
Scent Update
Gone is that faint farmy smell. Now it’s barely-there floral. Disappointing if you liked the OG.
Pump Still Sucks
Same annoying pump that spits before you press. Some things never change.
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They swapped squalane for a lighter ester blend and added lactobacillus ferment. Feels less nourishing but layers better under SPF.
- Goat Milk: Soothes redness without clogging
- Postbiotic Ferment: Calms reactive skin fast
- Saccharide Isomerate: Locks moisture for 12 hours
- Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride: Absorbs in 10 seconds
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First pump felt like a gel-cream hybrid — almost too thin. Disappeared into my hand before I could spread it. Skin felt plump but not wet.
Week 2: My rosacea flare-ups are less angry. But I need two pumps instead of one. Unexpected trade-off.
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My fine lines look softer. Pores are the same. No breakouts — but no glow either. It’s a neutral player now.
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Better for oily skin. Worse for dry. The reformulation lost its soul but gained speed.