Shoppers have found a moisturiser that aims to leave your complexion glowing, blemish-free and silky smooth. Those who have tried Medik 8's Daily Radiance Vitamin C C-Tetra Cream claim that it not only makes their skin 'glow', but also leaves it 'supple' and 'nourished'. Some say the product has even helped reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
With SPF30 for protection from the sun's UV rays - covering UVA and UVB, the £59 moisturiser contains seven per cent vitamin C to indulge your complexion all while boosting its collagen production. That's not all, as the cream also benefits from hydration hero vitamin E, which also helps protect delicate skin from damage thanks to its antioxidant properties.
These ingredients all work together to prevent the signs of premature ageing by smoothing out the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while boosting your skin's radiance to leave your complexion youthful and nourished.
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While its rich in ingredients, skincare buffs will be pleased to hear the formula is lightweight and non-greasy, making it easy for the skin to absorb, leaving it 'cashmere soft'.
Medik8's Daily Radiance Vitamin C cream has shoppers returning time and again to purchase it because of its 'glowy' results (Sephora)One shopper said how it was, at £59 a pop, the 'best investment' and revealed how it left her face looking 'like it has a filter on'. They said: "This range is used in my professional facial and my skin always thanked me for it afterwards so I decided to try it for myself. Genuinely WOW. I have quite thirsty skin and when I first put this on I didn’t think it would be rich enough but it’s perfect. The smell is lovely and fresh too. I have invested in other products and my daughter says my skin looks like it has a filter on now because it’s so clear."
Another, who bought the product from Cult Beauty, stated: "This product, despite its high price tag, is completely worth the money. The packaging feels very luxury and the vitamin C gives my skin the most gorgeous glow and bounce. I would definitely recommend."
A third remarked: "I know it’s a bit pricey but it’s really worth it for the results. A little also goes a long way. My skin felt more even and looked alive, bright and clear of pimples. There was colour in my face unlike the slightly grey pallor you get during winter. An amazing product."
You know it's a good product when people 'repurchase this time and time again' - although, for a small minority of skincare lovers, this cream didn't quite work for them as one stated their face was like "very shiny and greasy for quite a while" causing them to need to "tap and press the cream into my skin". They added: "My foundation just didn’t sit right under it either and broke up within a few hours."
That being said, it's been raved about continually by others for being a 'wonderful' day cream.
"I love Medik8 products.. this moisturiser has definitely changed my skin..will continue purchasing," chimed another.
While the reviews are glowing, we totally understand if £59 for a 50ml pot of moisturiser is a tad steep in terms of cost. At almost 50% less, No7'sFuture Renew Day Cream SPF40 is only £33.20 and contains SPF40, Pepticology to support your skin's natural self-repair as well as hyaluronic acid, citamin C and niacinamide to help reverse the signs of ageing. Get it here. Beauty Pie's Super Healthy Skin Ultimate Anti-Aging Cream is £19 while Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cream is £35 on Lookfantastic.
To try Medik 8's Daily Radiance Vitamin C out for yourself, get it here from the website for £59.
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