Del Indio Papago Facial Night Cream - Hydrates Skin - With Tepezcohuite from Mexico

I have been looking for a moisturizer for my face now that I'm older. I'm Asian, 50 and generally used unrefined, unbleached, extra virgin coconut oil for my entire body. I've used it for the last twenty years.Since I've been going through the "changes", my skin has gotten extremely dry. It was so dry that I started using the standard eczema lotion, E*cerin but stopped because it really doesn't absorb and it's greasy. I purchased the N*ked and Thr*ving skin care line and that didn't do it for me. It maximized my pores and made my wrinkles more pronounced!This Tepezcohuite night cream really absorbs into my skin and it's not greasy or thick. It's so easy to apply! A little goes a long way! I loved it so much that last week, I purchased the Day Cream Tepezcohuite and I swear by both products. My skin is glowing and I use the day cream in the same way. I wash my face in the morning, then apply the Day Cream Tepezcohuite. I had no allergic reactions to it. It even made me look so good that I'm not wearing foundation anymore. If anything, I will wear a CC cream if I'm going out. That's it. Being that my skin is SO moisturized, it makes my CC cream look flawless. A few months ago when I used the CC cream, you were able to see my wrinkles before using Tepezcohuite. With Tepezcohuite being so hydrating, it makes applying makeup so easy.The only thing I see is a well-hydrated face and neck. I will use this cream forever now and I see why it's worked for the last few decades for others.I gave this a whirl because I've heard about its hydrating effects. I am also extremely allergic to all kinds of makeup and skin care treatments. I have combination skin in my T-zone which causes blackheads and when I applied foundation, you would see my foundation pool on both sides of my nose like I have crease on both sides of my nose. The only thing I've been able to use was M*ry K*y cosmetics and moisturizer due to my allergies.I've been using Tepezcohuite for two weeks and I can already see a difference after the first week. It leaves the skin on my face SO supple and soft. I'm not allergic to it either!!! I wake up in the morning and my face is still fresh and hydrated, too. I wash my face with my daily Cetaphil cleanser, then I apply the Tepezcohuite day cream. A little goes a long way! I'm tempted to use it all over my body since it absorbs and hydrates so well. People have complimented my skin after the first week, too.I saw a noticeable difference in the appearance of my smile lines and the wrinkles between my eyes from squinting - the huge, dreaded "11" wrinkles. It minimized the look of them because my skin is so hydrated. I couldn't get enough of it and decided to purchased the day cream and it works just as great!Usually my skin does the adverse effect when it comes to "anti-aging" products. Now I see the difference and feel I've discovered the fountain of youth because it's all about keeping your skin hydrated so when your skin moves, the elasticity is there so you're not stretching out your skin creating wrinkles.For me, you will have a long time customer for Tepezcohuite!!

This stuff makes my skin a lot nicer - hydrated, smoother and rebounds better. I like the way it smells and the texture. I wasn't too sure at first but the more I've used it, the more I've seen results and the more I like it.

This cream has a nice scent and texture. It does not leave the skin feeling greasy, but hydrated. The only thing I am disappointed with is that it has minute grains of something that made me think I had ordered a scrub, but is a face and body cream. I don't like that these tiny particles get scattered throughout the face and am concerned that they may end up in my eyes or clog my face pores. They can easily be brushed off, but I shouldn't have to do that nor have experienced this with any other cream products.

Where do I begin in describing what a wonderful facial cream this is? This is actually my second jar and I'm going to be needing a third pretty soon! I first discovered it last year, having read an article online about how Salma Hayek raves about this cream. I looked it up here on Amazon and had no trouble finding it. It is so reasonably priced and since I've always loved how beautiful Ms. Hayek's skin is, I decided to try it myself. I also went online to research the main ingredient - Mimosa Tenuiflora. It's a plant grown in Mexico that is an anti-inflammatory and doctors use it on burn victims down there. At first, I didn't know how to incorporate it into my nighttime facial regimen so I started off just using it like a serum, before my moisturizer. I didn't really know what to expect at the time and after a few weeks, I gradually stopped using it, sticking the jar in a drawer. About a few months or so later, I pulled it out again and decided to give it another try. A little bit about my skin: I am African American with oily, acne-prone skin. I'm in my early fifties and still have acne issues (I was told this would clear up once I got out of my teen years. It, didn't, lol!!). With the high melanin in my skin, when scars heal, they leave dark marks behind so in addition to fighting acne I've got to deal with that as well and I've found some wonderful products to help with that. At the time I started using this Tepezcohuite night cream again (pronounced 'teh-pez-co-wee-teh'), I had an acne bump on my face, on my jawline, under my right ear. It was under the surface, I could feel it coming in and I was bummed because it was already starting to create another dark mark on my face that I was going to have to fight in the coming weeks. So, I did my face regimen, put on the night cream and went to bed. The next morning, when I was washing my face, I noticed that the 'bump' had gone down a bit. I was pleased but didn't think too much of it. That night, I used the night cream again and again in the morning, I saw that the bump had diminished some more. Holy cow! Is it this cream? I wondered. Every night, I kept using it and not only noticed that the acne blemish was diminishing even more until five days later, it was gone, but the dark mark it was causing was lightening too. And over the course of the next couple of weeks, I noticed an incredible improvement in the dark marks already on my face. For the most part, my main go-to moisturizer is good old fashioned cocoa butter, which has worked on my dark marks since I was a kid but it works slow. But the Tepezcohuite works a lot quicker. It's the anti-inflammatory properties, I'm guessing, which makes it work well against my acne, but it also has properties to clear the dark pigmentation. Since that 'experiment', I've never NOT used it at night. I use it more like a treatment rather than a moisturizer, wearing it under my cocoa butter and it works well with it, and it also works well with the serums I use (hyaluronic and vitamin C serums). I am so blown away by the results from using this night cream. Please, give it a try if you have oily, acne-prone skin, if you are prone to dark marks. This has been a definite game changer in my facial regimen!!

I only used it a couple times, because it had a greasy feel, smells like cheap laundry detergent (which I don't like), it is mostly mineral oil and very, very little tepezcohuite. On the plus side, it did seem moisturizing and didn't cause my sensitive skin to break out.FYI the Ingredient list is (in order): Water, Mineral Oil, Glycerin, Cetyl Alcohol, Stearic Acid, Triethanolamine, Anhydrous Lanolin, Hydrolized Collagen (Propylene Glycol, Methylisothiazolinone and Idopropyl Butyl Carbamate), Fragrance, Tepezcohuite (Mimosa Tenuiflora), Vitamin E and Ceteareth-20.