Sea and (Vitamin) C moisturizer!

Press Sample.  All opinions are my own.

Hello, Fireflies!

I'm back with another Oz-some OZ Naturals product.  *ba-dum-bum* Thanks, folks, I'll be here all week.

Previously, I reviewed some of their gel-tastic skincare, and a lotion great for skincare and massage.  Today, I have their Sea-infused, herbal moisturizer with Vitamin C, Algae Keratin Extract, and Blueberry Extract.

So far, I've loved everything I've tried from OZ Naturals, and this Sea-Infused Herbal Moisturizer is no exception.  All their products are made with natural ingredients, some organic, with no alcohol, parabens or sulfates, and their products are cruelty-free and made in the USA.

The key to this moisturizer is the Vitamin C.  Applied topically, Vitamin C can help protect skin from the sun and reduce the signs of photoaging - namely, skin aging due to exposure to the sun. This facial moisturizer has several sources of Vitamin C, from Green Tea Extract to Rosehip oil, and also straight Vitamin C. It also has great ingredients like Aloe Vera, and other plant oils.

The moisturizer itself is so different from anything else I've tried!  It looks grainy, but doesn't feel that way.  It's a tan-brown color, which is so unusual.  The smell is subtle, but fresh.  It smells like sea air with a faint whiff of fresh blueberries.

I've enjoyed the texture of this moisturizer, too.  It's light - not whipped, but not rich or heavy.  It absorbs quickly.  My face has looked fresh and felt soft, and this moisturizer hasn't interfered with putting my makeup on.  It works for me, but if it doesn't work for you, OZ Naturals offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.

My mani today is inspired by the juxtaposition of the blue packaging and the tan moisturizer.  I used LynBDesigns I'm Not Myself You See for the brown base, and Glitter Gal Crushed Ego for the tips.  A nail pen from Sweet & Shimmer had the gold polish and the rhinestones I used to define the half-moon.

For more information, or to purchase, you can find OZ Naturals on their website, Facebook, Twitter, and Amazon, where this moisturizer is currently selling for $24.99.

What color is your moisturizer?  Is there a color you wouldn't use?