
What the community says
Pros
- Light, non-greasy hydration popular with oily skin
- Works well under makeup without causing peeling
- Loved by some as a take-it-or-leave-it gel option for basic routines
Cons
- Too light to satisfy moisture-needy or dry skin users
- Some sensitive skin types report irritation or redness
- Texture is thinner than its lotion counterpart, which divides opinions
Product details
Skin type data limited
Commonly Used With
Where to buy
Available on Amazon
From the threads
Source threads
r/AsianBeautyMentioned
476 pts · 48 comments
“my Clinique Dramatically Different right now”
“It's thicker than the lotion (and very much thicker than the gel)”
“I’m not absolutely shattered by that because this stuff fills the void.”
r/scacjdiscussionDidn't work
91 pts · 152 comments
“I hate Clinique because of the dumb labcoats and because I can't rid myself of the idea that Clinique is for old ladies??”
“But also their products SUCK, the "toners" are literally bottles of alcohol denat with pigments in them.”
r/SkincareAddictionMentioned
54 pts · 173 comments
“DDG pads”
“I hyped myself into loving this product, but realistically it did zero for my skin😂”
“It’s a miracle worker for me, but it only works if used every day unfortunately.”
r/tretinoinIn routine
22 pts · 39 comments
“Vitamin c serum, Clinique moisturizer, unseen sunscreen, and then I pat Lancôme foundation very lightly in some red spots.”
“when I’m more dry in the winter, I apply Clinique dramatically different moisturizer first and then tinted moisturizer or CC cream on top and nothing peels.”
r/RosaceaDidn't work
12 pts · 30 comments
“Clinique”
“Absolutely none have been kind to my skin.”
“For some context of ones I've used, and they are the good/nonfragance/sensitive ones: La-Roche Posay Cicaplast/regular moisturizer, Avene tolerance, The Ordinary Natural Moisturizing Factors + HA, Dr. Jart, First Aid Beauty Ultra repair with Oatmeal, Vanicream, CeraVe, Clinique, Aveeno Calm + Restore Oat Gel, literal beef tallow with honey, and so many more.”