Well I paid £11.99 for this product from Soap and Glory so it is not exactly cheap however the results are comparable to more expensive creams so there are no complaints from me. It works very effectively as a face moisturiser and as the area that needs to be covered is not that big you do get a decent number of uses out of the 50ml tube with the added bonus that you are getting some protection from the sun as it is rated spf25.

I love the packaging with all the Soap and Glory products and this one is no different. The tube itself is silver in colour and plastic, it has a pink twist off lid on which it stands when not in use if you do not keep the box however the box is pretty cool with a retro picture on it and great styling. The detail on the tube also has a retro feel and is mostly a striking pink colour as well.

The hole at the top from which the cream is dispensed delivers a nice even amount so you do not waste any of the cream which has a medium consistency, it is thick but not too much. It has an off white colour to it and it absorbs into my skin very easily. I have been impressed with how well it hydrates my skin leaving it with a healthy looking glow to it. After using this my skin has a very smooth soft feel to it and it certainly improves the suppleness of my skin. I tend to apply it first thing in the morning before applying any make up.

The effects tend to last pretty good, this is no miracle cream but it is a good solid moisturising cream that works very effectively and the results are very pleasing. Certainly one to look out for as often Boots have 3 for 2 offers on Soap and Glory products and these bring the cost down as you can usually mix and match with them and it is worth giving this Fell Good Factor Cream a try.