Honey Girl Organics Face & Eye Crème, USDA Certified Organic Facial Moisturizer & Under Eye Cream for Wrinkles, Dark Circles and Puffiness w/Hydrating Honey, Beeswax, Essential Oils & EVOO. 1.75ozUSDA Organic

Love this product but it’s getting too expensive. I remember I used to buy this at $26.99. The last time I bought it was a few months ago, It was 39.99, Now it’s $47 w tax. I think I’m gonna have to start shopping and looking elsewhere. It’s so sad.

I'm such a Honey Girl Organics fan. They really go above and beyond with their products. With and autoimmune disease the extra sensitive products work well for me. They sell sample toos so be sure to check them out on their site.

It goes on slick and shiny but give it a minute. It soaks in. Good to go. You can also get it in your eye and it does not burn. I like to mix in estrogen cream — I’m old—the estrogen cream melts in easily with this base. And the jar is pretty.

Like the regular one better, the one for sensitive skin has less beneficial ingredients!

Trying to find a good product to add moisture back into the face of a 60+yr old is not easy especially when you want something organic and safe. I love this product !! It has done wonders for my face, my aesthetician loves it and she said it has been such a benefit to bring back moisture to my aging skin.

Absolutely love this product! Great smell and love that its organic!

I really liked the consistency of this cream after being given a tester of it, so I ordered a full-size jar. I tried it once or twice upon receiving it, then put it in my bathroom drawer next to my other face creams. 4 months later, I went to use it again, and it looked like the attached image: Moldy and de-emulsified (i.e. the oils separated from the water).This hasn't happened to any other of the 3+ facial creams I keep in the same drawer, including to a cream I use equally infrequently which comes in a jar. I wash my hands frequently, and find it very unlikely that I introduced any significant amount of spoilage through use. It simply seems like their formula needs more emulsifier (in this product, beeswax is used).Also, this product contains no preservatives. That's not a good thing. Cosmetic products should pass a "CTFA test" to verify that it won't spoil within 24 months. This is a voluntary certification. For sugar (i.e. the honey in this product) to act as a preservative, it would need to be at a certain concentration. Jam, for example, requires 60% sugar to not spoil. The honey in this product is listed at 4th place, and thus _must_ be below 25% by volume.I've contacted the manufacturer for a refund and will update this review with their response after I hear back.Update on 2016-10-25: The manufacturer denied my refund request. They ignored that it had become moldy, and told me to stir it up so it would emulsify again. They told me to contact the seller for a refund. Disappointed in the manufacturer's customer service.

I am in my 20s and suffer from extreme dry skin and eczema on my face. I really do not want to put steroids on my face and on the skin around my eyes, so I rely heavily on this moisturizer. My face is so dry that I can just keep applying a normal face moisturizer over and over again all day and my face just drinks it up and then the flakes and red skin comes right out. Even pure coconut oil is not moisturizing enough for me.The first product I found which could quench my severe dry skin was Fresh's Creme Ancienne. But at $145 for just 1oz, it was super hard to afford. I tried lots of other >$145 products, and Honey Girl is the *only* one which controls my red skin and flakes just as well as Creme Ancienne. The product does separate a bit but for me that is a bonus feature. I first apply the oily layer which can form on top to my face, and then I seal it in by applying the unseparated product. Works great! Have been using it for 2 years, will continue to use it so long as they continue to sell it.