Team 20/20 Product Review: Sibu Sea Buckthorn Body Cream

My new BFF: Sea Buckthorn Body Cream

Since I first started using Sibu Sea Buckthorn Body Cream I have learned one thing; you should never take products for granted. Sounds strange but it’s true. I have been plagued with eczema since birth, and have been through many topical products resulting in varying degrees of relief. However, none of those products have done what Sibu SeaBuckthorn Lotion has done for me.

Here is what Sibu claims about their body cream:

Sibu Beauty Body Cream contains sea buckthorn seed oil, fruit oil and even whole pureed berries to soften, heal, and protect your skin. Sea buckthorn has been shown in many scientific and clinical studies to aid in the preservation of youthful texture, protection against sun damage, and even improvement of symptoms from eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, and burns and wounds.

My results:

While using this product, I felt instant relief of itching and inflammation that usually comes with a flare up of eczema. After about two weeks of daily use, the affected areas on my arms showed significant improvement. The dark spots and scarring were barely noticeable, and my eczema wasn’t flaring up as much. Well, as with most regimens, I slowly fell off.

Now nearly two months after my first use of Sibu Sea Buckthorn Body Cream, I’m sitting in an airport and regretting that I ever took this wonderful product for granted. The botanical ingredients in this lotion work wonders, and as soon as I get home, I will be lathering my arms with it.

Bling Factor:

Pro: Soothes, reduces inflammation

Con: None

Price: $14.95

Buy Again: Yes

Packaging: 4 Blings

Overall: 5 Blings

Hero Ingredient: Sea Buckthorn

Natural/Organic/Vegan: Yes, natural

Cruelty Free: Yes

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