Good Molecules has done it again with their latest launch: The Rich Cream with Ceramides. I was first introduced to the brand through their Discoloration Correcting Serum, which quickly became a staple in my routine, so I had high expectations for this moisturizer. True to form, Good Molecules continues to deliver thoughtful formulations that are both effective and affordable.
From the first use, this cream truly lives up to its name. It has a dense, buttery texture that feels substantial when applied, yet it manages to sink into the skin within seconds. There’s none of that heavy or greasy residue that often comes with thicker moisturizers. Instead, it strikes the perfect balance between richness and wearability, leaving skin feeling cushioned and nourished without weighing it down.
One of the most impressive qualities of The Rich Cream is how seamlessly it layers with other products. Applied under sunscreen and foundation, it lays flat and smooth, never pilling or clumping – a common frustration with many moisturizers. Whether your routine is minimal or involves multiple steps, this cream plays nicely with everything, making it versatile for day or night use.
The secret lies in its thoughtful ingredient blend. A combination of Ceramides AP, NP, andsphingolipids helps restore and protect the skin barrier, while Betulin and a vegan alternative to lanolin oil provide softness and long-lasting hydration. Together, these ingredients create a moisturizer that feels light in texture but performs like a heavyweight, melting instantly into the
skin and leaving it plump and calm.
What makes this product truly special is its universal appeal. While dry and sensitive skin types will especially appreciate its barrier-supportive qualities, even those with combination or oily skin can enjoy its fast-absorbing, non-greasy finish. It’s rare to find a “rich” cream that feels this balanced. Good Molecules has once again proven that effective, luxurious skincare doesn’t need to come with a luxury price tag.
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