Highly Hydrating but Not Acne-Prone Friendly: Alex's Experience with Cocokind Resurrection Polypeptide Cream

Drunk Elephant Protini Polypeptide Cream. Protein Face Moisturizer with Amino Acids (50 ml/4.69 fl oz)

By: Alex Greyson

Alex, the reviewer, explored the use of cocokind resurrection polypeptide cream and detailed his experience. The cream, vegan, cruelty-free, and packaged in recyclable material, is primarily targeted towards hydration, with key ingredients such as a plant-based polypeptide complex, squalene, and watermelon seed oil. However, whether this product is acne friendly isn't guaranteed as it led to multiple breakouts during Alex's trial. The product initially appears light but as it settles, delivers a remarkable level of hydration, ideal for severely dry skin but not suitable for oily skin types.

Despite the positive attribute of significant hydration, Alex had to stop using this product due to its negative impact on his acne-prone skin. Furthermore, the product's quality of being deceivingly lightweight but end-up being overly hydrating might not suit everyone’s preference. However, the product seems to be a good value for the price, given its amount and the hydrating result it delivers for dry skin. Alex hopes that those with dry and non-acne-prone skin may find this product useful, despite his personal negative experience.

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