OK enough, but not the game changer for me
This cream was just ok for me. I bought this after my most recent nighttime moisturizer went out (Cetaphil) because I'm trying to shift my skin care regimen to more natural ingredients now that I'm pregnant, but I don't think it was any more moisturizing than anything else I've used in the past, and it definitely didn't seem to make my acne-prone skin any better. The scent was fine for me. (I was still using my Cerave with SPF for my daytime cream because I didn't want to throw it away.)<br /><br />I ended up switching my moisturizers just three days ago to Bee Naturals Best Oil Free Moisturizer for both my day (with sunblock - Blue Lizard - Australian Sunscreen Face Daily Moisturizer Fragrance Free 30 SPF) and night time moisturizer (by itself), and this has worked out ten times better for me. Instead of waking up each morning discovering new cystic acne bumps and a scattering of blackheads all over my cheeks, or using 2-6 oil blotting sheets during the day, my face has felt clean yet moisturized, and I think my acne-prone skin is finally getting better!<br /><br />In summary, I think AquaTica Organic Botanical Night Cream is fine and can be good for a lot of people, but it wasn't the game changer for me -- I have eczema, I'm pregnant, I have acne-prone skin already that's gotten worse since pregnant, and my face is generally oily. I don't think it made things worse, it moisturized, the scent didn't bother me, and it did make me feel better that I was using something natural, but it didn't make my skin noticeably better, especially because I still broke out.
Rating: 3 stars