Shoppers dub 'divine' moisturiser the 'best they've ever had'

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Shoppers are loving this cream (Image: Faace)
Shoppers are loving this cream (Image: Faace)

Shoppers are flocking to buy a 'divine' moisturiser that they insist is the 'best they've ever used'.

Faace has released a brand new 'holy grail' daily moisturiser that aims to target stressed out skin that they say is 'proven to help stop stress impacting your skin in just 2 hours'.

The Stress Faace Moisturiser comes in a cute purple container that is sure to stand out in any skincare regime and is suitable for daily use.

The balm-to-cream contains anti-stress powerhouse neurophroline works to improve skin tone and texture and Niacinamide to help promote a more even skin tone and strengthen a vulnerable skin barrier.

It also includes allantoin to help soothe stressed skin and Japanese rice bran oil to help tackle uneven skin tone and hydrate.

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The cream also smells incredible with the scent of jasmine, ylang ylang, geranium and patchouli. Faace says that the soothing scent helps you feel a wave of calm wash over you just from inhaling the aroma alone.

It's recommended to use the 'holy grail' product directly onto freshly cleansed skin both at morning and night. Faace recommends using this before one of their signature faace masks if opting to layer the two.

One shopper wrote: "I am well and truly obsessed with Stress Faace. Its’ absolutely divine, smells so good, but the thing I love the most is how it’s making my skin feel, it immediately feels like it tightens my skin and is super nourishing in an almost primer sort of way."

A second penned: "The best moisturiser I have ever used. The texture is just so good! And my skin looks less red after I use it. Really impressed."

You can buy the new Stress Faace Moisturiser here for £34.

Jada Jones

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