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First Impression and Review! Clean and Clear Morning Burst Hydrating Gel Moisturizer

        

I'm so excited to tell you guys about this product! Hopefully just by that first sentence you can tell that I've found a new love. 

One of the first things you notice about a new product is the smell, and this is a winner.The smell alone would make me repurchase. Like all of the Morning Burst products from Clean and Clear the smell is really the catch. The whole idea is the "wake you up scent" and the bursting beads, an this moisturizer is no different. The smell is great. 

Another perk for me is that it's oil free. For someone with extremely oily skin, it's really hard to find a good moisturizer that doesn't leave my face completely slippery. (On a side note, a lot of people think people with oily skin don't need moisturizer, but that's not true. Our skin still needs the moisture, but we shouldn't use one that is overpowering with oils.) i can say it really does stand by its word in being oil-free. The product is smooth to apply but it blends into the skin nicely and sinks in without leaving a residue. 

One other unique thing about this, is that it's gel. I feel like that's rare to find with a drugstore product. That alone made me want to give it a shot, and thank goodness I did. Not only is it something different then I'm used to trying (and I'm a sucker for new stuff) but it really does a great job.

Overall, a wonderful product if you ask me! And for the price, roughly $4-$7, it's absolutely worth it. 

-Kady

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