Geek & Gorgeous Hydration Station Lightweight Moisturizer 50 ml

Im using tret so like a hydrating moisturiser without any actives. I also have oily/combination skin so I want the moisture without it making my skin oily. Im pleased to say this doesn't make it oily.

This brand is such a hidden gem 💜 I am bedbound a lot (fibro and chronic pain) so I do most of my shopping on Amazon, and I found this when I was searching for a lightweight moisturiser; I love the ingredient Ectoin (my skin really responds well to it) as I am prone to redness, and when I saw it was in this I wanted to try it. I use it whenever my skin is red/sore and find it a great moisturiser to use before my spf :) love it, will def try more products!

Been using this product at night for a week for so and loving it so far. I’ve also used the Purito oat-in calming gel cream moisturiser after seeing both of these products recommended for fungal acne. I would agree with most other reviews that I do prefer this one, the texture is more similar to a cream moisturiser so I find it more moistening, hence why I opt for this one at night. There’s no fragrance or oil, and it doesn’t irritate my sensitive skin or my seborrheic dermatitis around my eyes. Only dropped a star as I haven’t used long term yet.

The only cream that doesn’t cause irritation on sensitive skin

i love it, i’m on my second bottle. it’s perfect whenever i use it after a serum with an active in it, and gives 0 irritation and leaves my skin so soft i can’t even explain it. i’d say it’s worth 100% of the money overall

This is super hydrating and very gentle! I swear by this product and have been using it for years now. Although it lasts me all month as a little goes a long way, the bottle is small. Perfect travel size though.

Very good

This moisturiser is acceptable for general use, but it falls short in key areas, particularly for those with oily skin. Despite being marketed as lightweight, it feels quite heavy upon application. The texture doesn’t absorb easily and leaves a noticeable residue, especially on oil-prone areas like the forehead, where it tends to exacerbate shine and greasiness. Ingredient-wise, it's rather underwhelming. The formula is dominated by glycerin and other basic components, lacking any standout actives or skin-beneficial ingredients that would justify a higher rating or price point. There’s little innovation or targeted care in the formulation. That said, it does have some redeeming qualities. In colder weather, and especially after using tretinoin when the skin is more sensitive and prone to dryness, it performs reasonably well on less oily areas like the cheeks. In those cases, it provides a soothing layer of hydration without causing irritation. Overall, this moisturiser might suit dry or sensitive skin types in specific conditions, but it’s not suitable for oily or combination skin, nor does it live up to its claims of being lightweight.