Sunday, February 15, 2009

Burt's Bees Pomegranate Night Cream


As you may already know, Burt’s Bees does not test their products on animals, hurray! Unfortunately, their parent company does engage in animal testing. I bought their pomegranate night cream a few months ago (sadly it is one of the few products that I currently have that was not tested on animals). I didn’t use it much for a while because it is very sticky and doesn’t seem to absorb well.

However since it is not tested on animals, I thought I would make a greater effort to use it consistently to see how I liked it after long term use. I have been using it every night for about three weeks, and I have to say I am not a big fan of this cream. It is very sticky as I mentioned before. On first application, it is sticky to the touch. I mean sticky! In the morning, I don’t notice it, but I have a feeling it is just getting rubbed off onto my pillow, and not into my skin.
Also I think it may be causing some mild skin irritation. Pomegranate is reputed to have regenerative benefits for your skin, however I have not personally noticed any improvement from this product. Additionally, it has an odd smell, kind of sweet and pungent, of which I am not a fan. Anyway, to make a long story short, I will be looking for an different, cruelty free, night cream.
Do you have a favorite cruelty free night cream? I am looking for something fairly moisturizing, but not greasy. Let me know what products you love!

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