What is the best drunk elephant moisturizer???

[lovemangos251]

I have really dry skin. Can someone please tell me the best drunk elephant moisturizer???

[hcbaking12]

I also think that if drunk elephant is way over your budget I would recommend the glow recipe pink juice moisturizer. That is the moisturizer I currently use on my face. I use it twice a day because I have really dry skin. The only thing about this moisturizer is that it is scented so if you have sensitive skin I would not buy this product Glow Recipe Mini Watermelon Pink Juice Oil-Free Moisturizer 0.85 oz/ 25 mL  

[hcbaking12]

I would say the lala retro moisture for really dry skin. It's really thick but really moisturizing. When I mix it with the b-hydra it makes my skin really moisturized. It keeps my skin moisturized throughout the whole day.

[haleyvvvv]

Probably the Drunk Elephant Bora Barrier Rich Repair Refillable Cream with 6-Butterlipid Complex 1.69 oz / 50 mL  , @lovemangos251 . Although that might be too much for daytime use. If so, then the Drunk Elephant Lala Retro™ Nourishing Whipped Refillable Moisturizer  would be better than the Drunk Elephant Mini Protini™ Polypeptide Moisturizer 0.50 oz / 15 mL  as the protini is a gel-cream, which tend to be lighter. They're all hydrating however and have different supplementary ingredients (the barrier cream has ceramides which can help with skin barrier whereas the protini one has some good peptides). For my dry skin, I like a layer approach, with a face mist, a hydrating toner, hydrating serum, moisturizer, and oil (as an occlusive to lock it in). I think you should test the different DE ones (if you're set on using the brand) as samples or minis, rather than buying full sizes to see which one feels the best for you, but there's a lot of good and cheaper moisturizer options. 

[Liv0124]

I know they all kind of combat dry skin but I haven’t tried any yet. I was recommended Farmacy Honey Halo Glow from my esthetician when my face was really dry. Now obviously we each have our very own skin types but I’d suggest looking into Farmacy, Bio essence, or Tatcha. These are all brands I’ve read combat dry and sensitive skin and they are all cruelty free.