It's one of the most luxe overnight facial creams we've tried, so we put it in this month's allurebeautybox assortment. 🌙
Anyone looking for a lightweight moisturizing night cream
This night cream is delightfully light on skin, which makes it great for sleeping in, even after the muggiest spring days — and you don’t have to worry about it rubbing off on your pillow. While you dream, it works hard to add moisture using a trio of serious hydrators: shea butter, sodium hyaluronate, and sweet almond oil, which also makes the formula smell amazing — like an almond croissant. Niacinamide smooths, minimizes pores, and fades redness.
Avant Deluxe Hyaluronic Acid Vivifying Face & Eye Night Cream is a part of our product lineup for April. and get editor-approved picks in makeup, skincare, hair care, and fragrance delivered right to your door every month.
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