Tri Lipid Replenish Treatment - 1.5% Ceramides, 4.0% Sterols, 1.8% Fatty Acids - Peptide Moisturizer, Hydrating Face Cream, Made in the USA (1.6 Oz)

When comparing the ingredients of this product to the Skinceutical's 3 Lipid cream, which it was made to be a dupe of, it certainly does compare. It contains many of the lipids that our natural skin's barrier contains which means it is great for a damaged barrier, extreme dryness and even sun burned skin. Since it doesn't contain fragrance or harsh acids it's very gentle and doesn't burn even the most sensitive skin. It's very thick but a small amount goes a long way. However, I DO wish the container was 2oz as opposed to the small 1.5oz just because I tend to reserve rich creams like this one for nights when my skin is suffering and I like to spread it on thick so given the small amount that it comes with, I feel like I'm wasting it. When you're comparing it to "3 Lipids," yes, it's a lot less expensive but when you consider the actual ingredients, the amount it contains and the very plain packaging, it's not an inexpensive product. It's an excellent product but it doesn't need to be as much as it is. Having said that, unless I want to try to put all of the lipids it contains together myself, I will be buying this again.

Very rich, this cream feels good and soothing after retinaldehyde.

Love how my skin feels and looks with this moisturizer.

I tried this brand because I wanted to find something close the the Skinceuticals Triple Lipid cream. This is not it. It's not a bad moisturizer, but I needed to use a lot more of it to moisturize my face and i didnt care for the scent. Not a fan.

The product is a good moisturizing but I don't see any difference in fine lines and age spots after using for quite some time. I likely won't renew. I didn't have any irritation to my skin and there is no smell.

I love that it's fragrance free. I love that it goes on so smooth and it stays on. I love the quantity and the cost. I was interested in the SkinCeuticals similar product with these key ingredients. It was $150.00. When I looked it up, this brand popped up and I read and researched. I am very pleased with this. I use it day and evening and am getting wonderful results. It cost $59.00. This is affordable.

Good dupe!

Recently discovered Brandefy and have been excited to try their products. Creating dupes of skincare products with prices reflecting hefty profit margins more so than production costs is a brilliant idea. There are a lot of skincare brands that pitch affordable products with effective active ingredients, but I have yet to be impressed by any of them. Unfortunately, Brandefy falls into that same group of brands. Personally, Brandefy's Silks Triple Lipid Cream missed the mark as a dupe for Skinceuticals Triple Lipid Restore 2:4:2. Packaging: If I didn't know better, I would think I had received less product compared to Skinceuticals, as other reviewers have thought. Technically, both products are the same size (48ml) and I suspect the perceived difference is based on packaging. Skinceuticals comes in a jar that feels heavier and the product space is wider, but more shallow - this could give the illusion of different volumes. That being said, if you were to use the 'raspberry size' amount of product recommended by Brandefy the jar likely won't last very long. Product: - Silks Triple Lipid Peptide Cream was slightly lighter and glossier than the 2:4:2, which feels heaver and has more of a matte finish - Silks Triple Lipid Peptide Cream felt lighter when applied to my face and was moisturizing but didn't provide the truly deep moisturizing experience I expect from heavier creams - Silks Triple Lipid Peptide Cream led to a very subtle tingling sensation when first applied rather than the soothing feeling one usually gets from a moisturizer Results: Unfortunately I had to discontinue use of the Silks Triple Lipid Peptide Cream after several days as it did not agree with my skin and led to redness and breakouts... I've never had sensitivity issues with the 2:4:2 so I am assuming it's something unique to the Silks Triple Lipid Peptide Cream formulation, possibly the pomegranate sterols? In conclusion, I can see it being a great moisturizer for someone else, but do not expect an identical experience to Skinceuticals 2:4:2