Skin science article
Review: Drunk Elephant Protini Polypeptide Cream
On the formula front, this cream is a delight. The texture is quite like that of a thick gel and spreads easily across skin. The product absorbs almost immediately and does not leave behind any sticky residue. Although it does come out white from the jar, it r
On the formula front, this cream is a delight. The texture is quite like that of a thick gel and spreads easily across skin. The product absorbs almost immediately and does not leave behind any sticky residue. Although it does come out white from the jar, it rubs down to an invisible, matte finish. One pump or a dime-sized amount is enough to cover the full face. The product is fragrance-free.
Tiffany Masterson (the founder of Drunk Elephant) has likened this cream to the protein powder that you add to your smoothie – a comparison I totally stand by. After using it for a month, the most noticeable thing about my face is that it looks firmer and more toned. Gone are those pesky, dry patches and dull spots. In their place is a smoother, softer and more balanced complexion. What I love the most about it is that it has not ramped up the oil production of my skin or caused a single blemish, like so many moisturizers have in the past. It also wears beautifully under foundations and sunscreens, without caking or pilling.
Weightless, hydrating and refreshingly straightforward, this moisturizer is the one to have if you have normal-to-combination skin. Since it’s chock-full of amino acids and peptides, it does so much more than just moisturize your skin. Whilst it is definitely expensive, it’s safe to say that I haven’t found a single moisturizer that works as much as this one does!
Price: USD 68.00
Key Ingredients: 9 Signal Peptide Complex, Pygmy Waterlily Stem Cell Extract, Soybean Folic Acid Ferment Extract