This moisturizer delivers on its promise of lightweight hydration and barrier repair. Its creamy yet fast-absorbing texture makes it suitable for daily use, and the inclusion of barrier-supporting ingredients like ceramides and honey extract is a plus.
Sephora price
$20.00 - $48.00
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Sephora reviews
4.7 / 5
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Glass take
4.7 / 5 overall fit
A lightweight, fragrance-free moisturizer that effectively hydrates and supports the skin barrier, making it a good option for most skin types, especially those prone to dryness or redness.
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View SephoraWhat Sephora says
A fragrance-free cream that locks in fast-absorbing moisture while strengthening your skin barrier—wrap your skin in lightweight, lasting hydration.
Start with your favorite cleanser, then apply directly to clean skin.
Gently spread an even layer across the whole face.
Pat to help absorb.
What Glass adds
Farmacy's Honey Cloud is a solid choice for anyone seeking a gentle, effective moisturizer that prioritizes hydration and barrier health. It's particularly well-suited for those with normal to dry or sensitive skin who dislike heavy creams.
Gentle yet effective hydration
Many users praise its ability to hydrate without causing irritation, making it a go-to for sensitive skin.
Barrier repair benefits
The inclusion of ceramides and honey extract is frequently mentioned as a key factor in improving skin's resilience.
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Routine fit
Apply after cleansing and any treatment serums. It’s designed to be the final step in your skincare routine to seal in moisture and support your skin barrier.
Why it works
The useful question is not whether this product is good in a vacuum. It is whether it makes your routine easier to run or just adds one more bottle with a familiar ingredient on it.
What it actually does well
Where it starts to feel redundant
Routine fit
Morning and Night
This moisturizer is suitable for both morning and evening use. Apply it after your serums and before SPF in the AM, and as the last step in your routine before bed.
Glass rating
A lightweight, fragrance-free moisturizer that effectively hydrates and supports the skin barrier, making it a good option for most skin types, especially those prone to dryness or redness.
Hydration
4.8 / 5
Provides lasting moisture without feeling heavy or greasy.
Barrier Support
4.6 / 5
Ingredients like ceramides and honey extract help reinforce the skin's natural defenses.
Texture
4.7 / 5
Absorbs quickly and leaves skin feeling soft and smooth.
Full ingredient breakdown
Solvent
Badness
0.0 / 10
The base of the formulation.
Usually helps with
Hydration
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None
Humectant
Badness
1.0 / 10
A common and effective humectant that draws moisture to the skin.
Usually helps with
Hydration
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Can feel slightly sticky in high concentrations.
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
A stable, plant-derived emollient that mimics skin's natural oils, providing moisture and improving suppleness.
Usually helps with
Dryness, barrier support
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Generally well-tolerated.
Emollient
Badness
3.0 / 10
An emollient that can feel slightly waxy and may clog pores for some individuals.
Usually helps with
Emollience
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Potential for pore-clogging in acne-prone skin.
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
A lightweight, non-greasy emollient that improves spreadability.
Usually helps with
Texture, emollience
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None
Emulsifier
Badness
1.0 / 10
An emulsifier that helps to blend oil and water components, also providing some emollience.
Usually helps with
Texture, emollience
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None
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
A skin-conditioning agent derived from coconut oil and glycerin, known for its emollient properties and ability to reduce dryness.
Usually helps with
Dryness, emollience
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Generally well-tolerated.
Emollient
Badness
2.0 / 10
A fatty alcohol that acts as an emollient and thickener. Despite the name, it's not drying.
Usually helps with
Texture, emollience
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Can be comedogenic for some.
Humectant
Badness
1.0 / 10
A natural humectant with soothing and antioxidant properties.
Usually helps with
Hydration, soothing
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Potential allergen for those with bee product sensitivities.
Soothing Agent
Badness
1.0 / 10
A natural compound that helps protect skin cells from environmental stress and dehydration.
Usually helps with
Hydration, barrier support, soothing
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None
Humectant
Badness
1.0 / 10
A powerful humectant that can hold significantly more water than hyaluronic acid, providing deep hydration.
Usually helps with
Intense hydration
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None
Humectant
Badness
1.0 / 10
The salt form of hyaluronic acid, a potent humectant that draws moisture to the skin.
Usually helps with
Hydration
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None
Soothing Agent
Badness
1.0 / 10
Known for its anti-inflammatory and skin-soothing properties.
Usually helps with
Soothing, redness reduction
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Potential allergen for those with ragweed allergies.
Soothing Agent
Badness
1.0 / 10
Chamomile extract, known for its calming and anti-inflammatory benefits.
Usually helps with
Soothing, redness reduction
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Potential allergen for those with ragweed allergies.
Humectant
Badness
1.0 / 10
A form of Vitamin B5 that acts as a humectant and skin conditioner, helping to improve hydration and barrier function.
Usually helps with
Hydration, soothing, barrier support
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None
Soothing Agent
Badness
1.0 / 10
A skin-conditioning agent known for its soothing, moisturizing, and keratolytic properties.
Usually helps with
Soothing, moisturizing
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None
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
A rich emollient and source of linoleic acid, which can help support the skin barrier.
Usually helps with
Emollience, barrier support
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None
Antioxidant
Badness
1.0 / 10
Vitamin E, a fat-soluble antioxidant that protects skin from free radical damage.
Usually helps with
Antioxidant protection
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Can be comedogenic for some.
Emollient
Badness
2.0 / 10
Lipids that are a natural component of the skin's barrier, helping to retain moisture.
Usually helps with
Barrier support, emollience
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None
Preservative
Badness
1.0 / 10
A natural preservative derived from fermented radish root, offering some antimicrobial benefits.
Usually helps with
Preservation
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None
Emollient
Badness
1.0 / 10
A type of ceramide that helps to restore and maintain the skin's natural barrier function.
Usually helps with
Barrier support, hydration
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None
Antioxidant
Badness
2.0 / 10
A synthetic antioxidant that also acts as a skin-conditioning agent.
Usually helps with
Antioxidant protection
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None
Humectant
Badness
1.0 / 10
A solvent and humectant that enhances the penetration of other ingredients.
Usually helps with
Hydration, ingredient penetration
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None
Emulsifier
Badness
2.0 / 10
An emulsifier derived from palm oil, used to stabilize the formula.
Usually helps with
Texture
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Ethical sourcing concerns for some.
Emollient
Badness
2.0 / 10
A hydrogenated vegetable oil used for its emollient properties.
Usually helps with
Emollience
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None
Emollient
Badness
2.0 / 10
A fatty acid that provides emollient properties and helps thicken the formula.
Usually helps with
Emollience, texture
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Can be comedogenic for some.
Emollient
Badness
2.0 / 10
A triglyceride that provides emollient properties and helps soften the skin.
Usually helps with
Emollience
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None
Humectant
Badness
2.0 / 10
A solvent and humectant that also has some preservative properties.
Usually helps with
Hydration, preservation
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Can be a skin irritant for some.
Humectant
Badness
2.0 / 10
A humectant that also acts as a preservative booster and skin-conditioning agent.
Usually helps with
Hydration, preservation
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Can be a skin irritant for some.
Emulsifier
Badness
2.0 / 10
An emulsifier that helps to stabilize the oil and water phases of the formulation.
Usually helps with
Texture
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None
Emulsifier
Badness
2.0 / 10
A natural-derived emulsifier that helps create a stable emulsion.
Usually helps with
Texture
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None
Emulsifier
Badness
2.0 / 10
An emulsifier used in cosmetic formulations.
Usually helps with
Texture
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None
Thickener
Badness
2.0 / 10
A synthetic polymer used to thicken and stabilize the formula.
Usually helps with
Texture
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None
Emollient
Badness
2.0 / 10
A fatty acid that acts as an emollient and thickener.
Usually helps with
Texture, emollience
Watch for
Can be comedogenic for some.
Chelating Agent
Badness
1.0 / 10
A chelating agent that helps to improve the stability of the formulation by binding to metal ions.
Usually helps with
Formulation stability
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None
pH Adjuster
Badness
3.0 / 10
Used to adjust the pH of the product. Can be irritating in high concentrations.
Usually helps with
pH balance
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Can be irritating if pH is not properly adjusted.
Preservative
Badness
2.0 / 10
A common preservative that helps prevent microbial growth.
Usually helps with
Preservation
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Can cause irritation or allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
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FAQ
Yes, it is formulated to be fragrance-free and contains several soothing ingredients like calendula and chamomile extract, making it suitable for sensitive skin types.
While it's lightweight, it may still be too rich for very oily skin. However, those with combination skin might find it works well, especially if they focus on drier areas.
No, this moisturizer is explicitly stated as fragrance-free.
