First aid beauty ultra repair cream vs face moisturizer

One of the best deals I scored during Sephora’s Black Friday sale was the First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream which comes in a 170g tube.

I’ve had a chance to trial a couple of First Aid Beauty products in the past, and I can remember using this cream during my travels (They are so handy!) but didn’t really get too excited about it which is why I questioned my sanity when I stocked up on this during the sale.

I picked up 2 of these to try out (if I ended up liking it, at least I’ve got a backup!) and I can immediately tell I will likely do this much more than I thought I would.

The First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream can be used on the face and body – as a body moisturizer, I love that this isn’t greasy, or feel heavy on the skin. A little still goes a long way and despite my initial hesitation about what I perceive to be poorer hygiene standards by way of the tub format, I ended up getting used to it!

The First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream has a very lightweight consistency and some scent to it; I prefer to use this on the body as I have other face moisturizers that I prefer. I also don’t find it hydrating enough to wear as a moisturizer.

The all-purpose, head-to-toe cream is touted as being sufficiently hydrating for those suffering from eczema. It does work wonders on dry/cracked skin (i.e. elbows) during the winter so I imagine this can easily take care of dried-out skin due to winter.

The lightweight but effective cream really sinks into the skin after application so it doesn’t get all over my shirt/pants after I shower. I like that it doesn’t leave a greasy residue as I hate the “sticky” feeling on your clothes.

At full price, this cream/moisturizer does feel like a splurge but during the Black Friday sale, this purchase more than justified itself. I don’t see myself finishing a tub quickly – it will take at least 4-5 months of twice-daily use to work my way through one tub.

If you’re looking for a drugstore alternative, my favorite moisturizer is the Bioderma Atoderm Intensive Balm which is really pricey at full-price so I always try to pick them up during a sale when possible. Just like the FAB alternative, the cream can be used for the face and body.

Have you tried any products from the First Aid Beauty range? Do you have any favorites?

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Can Ultra Repair Cream be used on the face?

Its formula also contains colloidal oatmeal for soothing irritated skin—plus, it can be used on both your body and your face.

Which is better face cream or moisturizer?

While both have a place in your skin-care routine, creams will have more advantages when used regularly, as opposed to lotions because they lock in moisture better and for longer. “As an allergist I usually always recommend creams to keep skin hydrated,” says Dr.

Can you use first aid beauty on face?

great for sensitive skin This is the First Aid beauty face cleanser and it comes in different sizes/prices. Full size is $21.00. This gently clears away dirt, excess oil, and makeup. It helps calm redness and irritated skin.

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