Reviewers Say This 5-in-1 Moisturizer Helps Repair (and Reverse) Sun Damage From Summer
Skin at Work's The Time Keeper Repairing Hyper Moisturizer helps to reduce sun damage and hyperpigmentation while restoring moisture to your skin.
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October 4, 2023 1:31pm
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Summer is over, and while people are swapping their real tans for fake tans, the colder season is also the perfect time to repair your skin from any sun damage sustained over the last few months. Aside from obvious skin damage, like a sunburn, UV rays can also accelerate dark spots, wrinkles and other visible signs of aging on your face.
That’s where a good repairing cream comes in, and we like the Time Keeper All-In-One Night Repairing Hyper Moisturizer from Skin At Work. A lightweight yet effective moisturizer, the cream works to target five problem areas around your face and neck: helping to fade age and sun spots; tighten and improve skin texture; restore your skin’s moisture barrier; soothe and reduce redness; and provide a healthy and hydrated complexion.
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In addition to helping with sun damage and hyperpigmentation, users say the moisturizer has helped to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and improve firmness and elasticity. One reviewer writes that the cream even “smooths some of the crepiness in my neck.”
The $68 cream is gentle enough to use on the face and neck, and around the eyes too (in our experience it’s helped to smooth the delicate skin around our lids and eye area without irritation). “A little really does go a long way,” writes another reviewer. “I am saving money because I am not buying four different things for my routine.”
Skin at Work says The Time Keeper uses a vegan and cruelty-free formula that includes natural ingredients like algae extract to tighten and lift; wild Australian hibiscus extract to replenish moisture; rock rose (a type of flower) to provide antioxidants; and what fruits like mango and cocoa to deliver what the brand says is “a visibly dewy plumpness without shine, oiliness or migration.”
All Skin at Work products are made in the USA and we like that the brand is female-founded and minority-owned.
The winter months are a great time to repair and refresh your skin, and the Time Keeper 5-in-1 Moisturizer is a great way to start that routine. Use it before bed like a night cream; it’s safe enough to use every night, and it’s gentle enough for people with sensitive skin too.
Shop the Time Keeper cream at skinatwork.com. New customers can get 20 percent off using the promo code NEW20.
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