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Even with my regular vitamin c regime this was a great addition and helped to heal and diminish dark spots

I didn't have to think about the possibility that I might not get my package because I was well protected. Having the package protection kept my mind completely at ease.

I have struggled with acne, eczema and perioral dermatitis on my face and this has been such a great moisturizer to keep everything calm and help clear irritation, I recently switched to something else and had to go back to this cream because I missed it. The right amount of hydration.

i have extremelyyyy dry skin and this toner is the only one i have used that actually has provided the hydration i need. i do a few layers when i'm feeling extremely dehydrated, and it works like a charm! has been my go to for yearssss !

Love texture, application and ability to remove everything on my face at night. And, leaves my skin feeling comfortable

This cleanser removes my makeup and SPF and leaves my sensitive, eczema-prone skin feeling clean and soft. My skin seems less dry & flaky when I wake up in the morning. I like to alternate this with the Heimish All Clean cleansing balm.

I absolutely love it. It’s works great. Leaves my face feeling soft, shiny and clean.

I love how it evens out my skin and seem to also tighten and smoothing out wrinkles.

still don’t see any difference

At 73, I’ve lived long enough to know the difference between marketing fluff and something genuinely well-crafted. I’ve tried body lotions for decades—some too greasy, others fleeting as mist—but none have come close to the quiet luxury that is Huxley’s Moroccan Gardener.

This lotion isn’t just about moisturizing—it’s a ritual, a moment of presence. From the first press of the pump, the scent rises: green, lush, faintly floral, with a touch of spice that stirs something old and familiar in me. It’s not loud or cloying; it’s the scent of warm terraces, crushed leaves underfoot, and a garden waking under the Moroccan sun.

It glides on like silk. My skin, weathered but well cared for, drinks it in. There’s no tackiness—just the sense that everything has settled into place. Dryness disappears, especially around the shins and elbows where time tends to leave its mark. Hours later, I still feel comfortably supple, not coated, just… renewed.

This lotion invites you to slow down. To take care. To remember the luxury of touch—your own, or someone else’s. It’s become part of my mornings, part of my evenings. And truthfully, it makes me feel a little more dignified in this old skin of mine.

I’ve given bottles to both men and women in my life, all ages. Each time, the reaction is the same: raised eyebrows, a small smile, and a slow, deliberate return to the scent. It lingers just enough to be remembered, never to overpower.

Huxley Moroccan Gardener isn’t just a lotion. It’s a quiet kind of elegance. The kind that comes not from youth, but from having known what it means to be alive and to still seek beauty in the everyday.

I LOVE this. I have sensitive & dry skin and this is such soothing hydrating product. I love that it dispenses in small amounts so I can pat in as many or as little layers as I need. Feels instantly hydrating and leaves my skin feeling quenched with a nice glow. Will be a staple.

Super creamy and hydrating. I put it on after I apply the Heimish Hyaluronic Acid serum so that the eye cream penetrates deep. A little goes a long way too. So far, I’m loving it!

This is the cutest bag charm ever. I didn’t use it for a few weeks and just kept it with my skin care, but she’s too cute to keep at home. It’s also so soft that for when I get a little anxious, the tactile feeling helps a lot.

I have oily, acne prone skin & this moisturizer doesn't make my face oily by the end of the day. It's shiny when you first put it on but it sets after a few minutes to a matte/satin finish while still being moisturizing. It helps with some redness & it hasn't caused me any breakouts. I really like the ingredients too.

I am pleased to refer excellent skincare to my grand children.