I've used this cream for a little more than one month, and my skin feels absolutely wonderful! It looks radiant, even glowing!

The sunblock makes the product heavy, but the protection is well worth it.

I love this lightweight sunscreen. It doesn't pill if I put makeup over it, BUT I need to wait 10ish minutes for it soak in or the makeup kind of...it doesn't pill, but it will "roll" off if I scratch or rub my face. It does add a shine, so if you're looking for matte, this is not the one. I've been using it every morning for about 3 weeks and have loved it so far.

I've used this Multi-Corrective Cream for more than a year, after using Kiehl's moisturizer before that. I get compliments on my skin in spite of my age (older than dirt!). I love the smell, the thickness of the cream and the SPF 30 sun protection. It's not inexpensive but it lasts.

Smooth and creamy without being thick. How on smooth and doesn't feel sticky.

I am completely happy with this moisturizer. I have used it for a number of years and, as a 70+ woman, get frequent compliments on my skin. I recommend this cream to anyone who is interested in what I am using. People frequently mistake my age for 10 to 15 years less than my actual age.

I rely on this cream for daily sun protection as well as moisture. The texture is fabulous and it creates a lovely glow on my mature skin. Many compliments on my complexion . Try this for youthful looking and wonderful feeling skin with sun protection.

Haven't used it long but this feels greasy all day long, like putting on Vaseline. Shiny face all day long. Put it on in the morning, can still feel the greasy residue by evening that I can rub and end up with shiny fingers. Have to keep searching for a good face moisturizer with at least 30 SPF that dries to a matte finish

When I use this product, I notice a starch-like residue forming on my skin, which thickens when I move my fingers. Even after applying additional products like primer and foundation, the thick residue remains, clinging to my fingertips. The bigger issue arises after completing my makeup routine; people often inquire about the flour-like substance scattered across my face and shoulders, causing embarrassment. I've encountered similar experiences when using sunscreen in combination with other cosmetics, prompting me to experiment with different product combinations to avoid the issue. While this approach usually works with other sunscreen products, the problem persists despite trying various combinations, including different essences, facial creams without essence, and solely foundation. Ultimately, I gave up using it as a day cream and opted to use it solely as a night cream, without combining it with any other products, but the issue persisted. After scouring reviews for similar experiences, I came up empty-handed, leaving me questioning what could be wrong. However, as I was composing this review, I realized one crucial detail I hadn't considered: my skincare routine, before using essence or cream, My daily skincare regimen consists of: 1. 'Daily Refining Milk Peel Toner'' 2. 'Feruric Brew Rejuvenating Facial Essence' with facial oil Could there be a chemical reaction occurring between the peel toner or face oil and the sunscreen product? Interestingly, I've maintained this routine for over five years, and I've never encountered this issue with any other sunscreen products. Any guidance on how to effectively incorporate this product into my routine would be greatly appreciated.

Excellent anti-aging cream. SPF-30 an added asset.