I had the opportunity to try out Sibu Beauty's Sea Buckthorn Moisturizing Body Cream* and quickly jumped on it. While many of us look for super, nutrition-packed ingredients when it comes to skincare for our faces, we're less likely to insist on them in body care products. For me, it's one thing to splurge on something like a face oil, but I'm much more likely to buy a $15 bottle of lotion than a $50 one, regardless of what magical ingredients might be in the more expensive one. Luckily, Sibu's Body Cream has you covered on both counts. It's affordably priced and packed with plenty of healing and anti-aging sea buckthorn goodness: the seed oil, fruit oil, and even whole pureed berries.
Along with all that sea buckthorn, the body cream also contains meadowfoam oil, shea butter, and aloe to moisturize and rejuvenate the skin. It has a thick, lotion consistency that's rich and hydrating, but still rubs in easily and isn't overly heavy. I like it a lot as a hand cream too, since it feels substantial and nourishing going on, but sinks in quickly and doesn't leave your hands feeling greasy. If you've used them before, you'll know that sea buckthorn seed oil is orange and the fruit oil is a vibrant red. The two oils, plus the pureed berries give a cheery, buttery yellow color to the cream, and essential oils give it a subtle citrus scent that's light and not especially noticeable beyond the initial application.
The Bottom Line
I've been really happy with Sibu's body cream! It's kind of the best of both worlds: rich and very hydrating, but also absorbs quickly into the skin without any stickiness or oily residue. It feels great going on and I like knowing that I'm getting additional benefits, beyond those of an ordinary lotion, from all the sea buckthorn. I also love that Sibu makes use of the entire berry here and includes not only the fruit and seed oils, but also whole, pureed berries.
All Sibu Beauty products are also non-GMO, cruelty free, and vegan, and the company sources their sea buckthorn through fair trade agreements with local harvesters in Tibet.
*Press Sample
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This sounds super lovely. I don't seem to look at Sibu often, but will check out this cream next time
ReplyDeleteI've passed over Sibu products with just a quick glance too! But, since the body cream, I'm curious to try more from the line :)
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