Restructure Cream | Oat Bran Extract Helps to Sooth & Moisture Skin | Ceramides Helps to Maintain Barrier Function, Locks in Moisture & Prevents Dryness | Hydrates & Improves Skin Texture

I've tried a few of the Cureskin facial range so wanted to give the Cureskin Restructure Cream a go. You really don't need too much of this product as a little goes a long way, one good pump does most of my face. It's more like a gel than a cream, it spreads well and doesn't have any greasy after-feel. If there was a perfume then I couldn't smell it. I have a rather combination skin and I didn't feel that there was sufficient moisturisation for my cheeks so I have been topping-up with a moisturiser following applying the restructure cream. It has caused no skin reaction. What I was happy with, though, was that it has reduced the redness around the side of my nose where I have some rosacea. And mainly for this result I have bought another bottle to pop in my soap bag for when I go on holiday as the heat makes it worse. It's only a small bottle but as you don't need much of the cream I think it's going to last a little while. I'd recommend, either on it's own or as a base.

I suffer with dry skin on my shins and have tried many creams to help with this, when I saw the Cureskin Restructure Cream, I decided to give it a try and I am very happy with the results. It is a very lightweight, non greasy, cream and I use approximately 2/3 pumps on each of my shins and it covers them well. The cream spreads easily and is absorbed immediately, my shins love this product and are looking so much better after using it twice a day for a week, I will eventually drop this down to once a day and if that is a problem, I will update this review accordingly. There is no strong perfume smell either, it is very bland and non existent which I love. The 17g bottle is a perfect shape and size for trialling it, throwing into a bag whilst out and about, or for travel, reasons why I decided to give it a try. I have shown a photograph at the side of a pen so you can get an idea of the size of the bottle. The dates are good too, it expires in January 2027. At the time of ordering, this was priced at £6.98 so not overly expensive as some travel sizes can be. I will definitely repurchase.

As you can see from the pictures, I suffer from dry skin over the winter and normal creams can help but I need something more. I got this to try and it’s been great. Even in a small space of time this has shown that it does create a barrier and that’s making all the difference for me. The cream is light and I’ve not had to use a lot of it to spread it out. Which is good as it’s not exactly a big tub of cream. It’s recommended to use on damp skin. I’ve done damp and dry and I can’t tell a difference. But I’ll follow what it says. The ingredients are good and the results are very good. For the cost it does a great job. I’m happy with it.

I'm a fan of Cureskin products and this one hasn't disappointed. This is like a trial size product that come with a dispenser so you can judge how much cream you want and so preventing wastage. The cream is really light and absorbs into the skin really quickly without leaving any greasy residue. Both my husband and I have been using it - husband on his rough dry hands and I've been using it on my face. My husband had found this product easy to use and it has help his hands a lot. Using this cream as part of my skincare, I do like it but using it as a solo moisturiser doesn't really work for me so I use it under my face oil. So overall, this is a good product that absorbs really well leaving no greasiness but needs a little help as a face moisturiser.

This Pureskin Barrier Restructure Cream appealed to me to give my skin a boost of hydration through the winter. What with central heating and cold wind, my skin can use all the help that it can get when it comes to moisture. The cream comes in a handy sized pump dispenser which is easy to use and would be ideal for travel. It arrives in a sealed box. After a few pumps to get the first bit of cream, it is easy to use and dispenses a good amount of product. The cream should be applied either once or twice a day as required (1-2 pumps). I used this both in the morning and at night until my skin saw the benefits and then reduced the usage to once per day. The cream is water based, so it is light and easily absorbed. It has virtually no scent. You don't need to apply a lot so this should last a fair amount of time despite the small amount in the bottle (17g). I saw an instant improvement in my skin but time will tell how effective this will be long term. However, so far, I really do like it and my dry skin appears to be looking better with makeup applying more easily after using. I have had no reaction, despite having sensitive skin. At the current price of £6.98, I think that this is fairly priced, as I have found with all Cureskin products that I've tried. If I find that this doesn't last as expected, I will update this review.

Nice cream, but it hasn't really 'wowed' me, personally. It's quite a small bottle of product, although it dispenses easily from the pump, and 1 was enough for my face. It has a rich consistency, but feels light and gentle to apply. My skin felt soft after using it, and with no shiny/tackiness. I also couldn't really smell any scent to it, which is a positive for me. However, after using it, my skin didn't feel or look as hydrated as I expected. Everyone's skin is different, but for me, I prefer my normal cream, and this is just OK overall.

The Cureskin Restructure Cream has been great for my dry and sometimes sensitive skin. I was looking for something that could actually handle dry ess without feeling like a heavy mask, and the combination of oat bran extract and ceramides seems to be the perfect mix for me. It soothes any irritation almost immediately, and I’ve noticed a huge improvement in my overall skin texture since I started using it regularly. My face feels much more resilient and hydrated, and I love how the ceramides work to lock in moisture so I don't feel dry again mid-day. It absorbs really well and leaves a nice, healthy glow without being greasy. If you struggle with a compromised skin barrier or just need a reliable moisturiser that actually repairs while it hydrates, this cream is definitely a winner.

I’ve used several Cureskin products and I’ve always found them excellent. In fact this is the first time. I haven’t given their products five stars. I got this cream for my husband to try as he’s currently suffering from a particularly bad case of eczema on his hands. Although this cream had no effect, none of the products prescribed by the doctor have worked either, so I’m probably expecting too much of Cureskin. As with all their products, it’s dispensed easily from the bottle and has a soothing, nurturing feel. As the Cureskin range is generally very good quality and effective, I’m sure that if this was used on skin that had a less complicated problem that my husband’s, it would no doubt be effective.