A synergistic combination of deeply nourishing, advanced ingredients and precious gold leaf flakes. Cream Extraordinary intensively moisturizes the skin while stimulating collagen synthesis, allowing for a long-term plumping effect from deeper layers of the tissue. Light diffracting real gold flakes illuminate and bring a unique radiance to the skin. The properties of this extraordinary cream soothe and restore even the most sensitive or irritated skin.
Mornings and evenings. After cleansing, apply the recommended active serum. Finally, apply a generous quantity of Cream Extraordinary and gently massage it into your skin.
"Absolutely beautiful cream, leaves my face moisturized and glowing"
— jaclyn (5/5)
This is the secret to
"This is the secret to healthy, glowing skin in the colder months. The smallest amount goes a long way. It's worth it folks!!"
— Sabine W. (5/5)
Magic
"This cream magic in a bottle. Your skin will glow from inside out."
— jamie a. (5/5)
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"favorite cream"
— Meredith K. (5/5)
Great Cream!
"A rich and creamy product that makes your skin glow!"
— Odile G. (5/5)
Worth every penny
"I always hesitate before I reorder because of the price but there is nothing that feels like this cream. The smell Is also delicious."
— Alyssa Z. (5/5)
Best face cream
"Leaves skin incredibly soft and silky, lasts a long time"
— Teresa M. (5/5)
Worth It
"I love the richness of this cream, but yet it is not heavy and does not clog pores. The smallest amount goes a long way so definitely use it sparingly. The cost is high, but it last a lot longer due to the small amount required."
— Karissa L. (5/5)
A cream that delivers results.
"Truly excellent skincare product that delivers results. Though pricey, well worth it."
— Christine Y. (5/5)
Extraordinary, indeed.
"I receive my first MBR cream extraordinary as a sample, and considered the 50 mL market price untenable. However, after applying the sample, I was hooked. The value of this product, apart from the results—which was markedly softer skin compared to any other product—is minimalism. I’ve been able to retire several supplimentary products, i.e., serums, masks, because of this single product. If your consideration is financial cost, I’d suggest weighing the value and effect of a single ‘extraordinary’ product against the value and effect of jointly subpar products."
