Minimalist 0.3% Ceramide Moisturizing Gel Cream For Barrier Repair | Oil-free Repairing Face Moisturizer For Oily Skin

Good result

It loves my skin and my skin loves it🥰

Great for healing your moisture barrier but unfortunately after a month or so of using I realized it might be a potential fungal acne trigger

Good quality

My face is well moisturized

Product is very small for the price you pay.

I tried but, this product doesn't suit to my skin.

I had a bad facial that stripped my skin barrier and left my skin feeling very rough. After 3 nights of using this cream, my skin was back to normal. VERY hydrating so I use it once a week now (I have oily skin) but would highly recommend.

Molto valida. Texture leggera.

I’m really happy with this Minimalist moisturizer! It has a nice, lightweight texture and feels very comfortable on the skin. It absorbs well without making the skin feel greasy or sticky and leaves my skin feeling soft, smooth, and hydrated. The quality of the product is really good, and I’m genuinely satisfied with my purchase. Definitely worth trying! 🤍✨

I have oily skin (especially around my T-zone) and deal with period breakouts every month. I used to use The Ordinary’s Beta Glucan gel moisturizer, which is super lightweight, but I wanted to give this one a try because the ingredient list caught my eye. Texture-wise, this isn't as weightless as The Ordinary, but it’s definitely not a heavy cream either. It’s a slightly thicker gel consistency (you can see the texture in my photo and video) that needs a few moments to sink in, but it hydrates really well without feeling greasy or clogging my pores. It didn't trigger any new breakouts at all. I kept the rest of my skincare routine the exact same and just swapped in this moisturizer, and honestly, it’s a great replacement. The formula and ingredients for this price point make it totally worth it. My only tiny complaint is the twist-off cap. A flip-top lid would be so much faster to open and close, but it’s a minor thing you get used to. Overall, if you have oily skin and want good barrier repair on a budget, this is a solid pick!

This product surprised me. It glides on and spreads smoothly, is silky in feel but non-oily; it’s lightweight not thick, but still moisturizes— tho for Dec/Jan/Feb I’ve had to use a heavier cream at night to keep hydration in cheeks and around mouth and around eyes; there’s hardly any smell (no Grandma smell); my skin feels great; sunscreen goes over it well after letting it absorb several minutes; I have two different foundations— both work over the top; you don’t have to use a lot, so it’s a good value; I use after two different serums that are not in the Minimalist line— works great, no flare ups; I’d like a bigger container— more than 1.7 ounces! Oh, and it’s fine/great during sweating/work outs~ it’s not a tight occlusive, so breathes better. No recommendation for dry-skin peeps EXCEPT it’s great under make-up, so maybe try it. My skin looks great in the morning at age 53! Yes, I use the Ordinary’s 7% glycolic acid twice a week at night.

I have skin prone to dehydration and is reactive. So I am forever searching for products that have simple ingredients and 'boring' formulas. I don't want trendy; I want effective and simple. Despite not being for 'dry skin' this moisturizer has been keeping my skin hydrated during the day- it never feels tight or uncomfortable. It has a medium-rich texture that absorbs beautifully and works well under my sunscreen and makeup. Best of all it didn't make my skin react at all. Another knockout product from the Minimalist