I scooped this out and literally thought I’d grabbed a stick of Kerrygold by mistake. It’s that dense. That yellow. That solid.
But here’s the thing — the second it hits your face, it turns into this silky oil that makes you feel like you just had a facial. The question is whether your pillowcase agrees by morning.
It’s £54 for 50ml, which is “treat myself” territory, not “everyday splurge.” The claim that got me? “Omega-rich cloud cream” — I wanted my skin to look like a filter, not feel like one.
The Melt Factor
Turns from solid balm to liquid oil in about 3 seconds of body heat — no warming up required.
The Sink-In Speed
Takes a solid 10 minutes to fully disappear. Not a quick morning option.
The Finish
Left a dewy glow that looked expensive, not sweaty — but only after I stopped touching my face.
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It’s basically a smoothie for your face — cold-pressed oils and marine extracts doing the heavy lifting. No synthetic fragrance, which is rare at this price point. It smells like… nothing. Which is weirdly refreshing.
- Sea Buckthorn: Omega 7 powerhouse for that lit-from-within look
- Rosehip Oil: Vitamin A punch that fades my post-blemish marks
- Shea Butter: The rich base that makes it feel like a duvet
- Cloudberry Extract: Scandinavian antioxidant that fights city pollution grime
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First night: I slathered it on like body butter and woke up looking like a glazed donut. My mistake. You need a pea-sized amount, max. It’s that concentrated. It feels like spreading cold butter on warm toast — indulgent, slightly alarming, then suddenly perfect.
By week two, I got cocky and skipped my night serum underneath. Big mistake. This is an occlusive — it seals everything in. If you put it on bare skin, it just sits there judging you. Layer it over hydrating stuff and it’s magic.
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My skin looked plumper by day 4 — the kind of bouncy look that makes people ask if you’ve had sleep. But my T-zone? Still shiny by 2pm. It didn’t break me out, which shocked me, but it also didn’t erase my fine lines like the marketing promised.
Photo: Poko Skincare / Unsplash
This is a night cream pretending to be a day cream. Use it at night, press it in, and you’ll wake up looking like you actually slept. Use it in the morning and you’ll look like you cried during a movie.