I have with me today the Oda C10 Creme de la Nuit. It's a night cream that helps with hydration, wrinkles, and firmness of the skin. When I look at the ingredients list, I see the first three is pomegranate juice, jojoba oil, and grapeseed oil. It also has blue-green algae, broccoli, ashwagandha, neem seed oil, turmeric, and aloe just to name a few. This is why the cream is so expensive. It's because it's made with high quality ingredients. When I apply the cream itself, it looks heavy, but it actually feels really silky and lightweight, and it blends into my skin very nicely. Now, do I think this is worth the money? If you have the money to splurge, then yes.

Hey guys, today I'm testing out the Otacite Restorative Night Cream. This claims to hydrate and boost radiance which will provide younger looking skin. I love that it comes with a double sided utensil. One side is a spatula and the other side is for stimulating acupressure beauty points. First you scoop a small amount of cream and warm it between your fingers before massaging it into your skin. Next you take the ball side and press gently on your beauty points for 3 seconds. Repeat each point 3 times. I've only been using this for about a week but I will say my skin has been feeling super soft and hydrated. I will do an update in about 30 days.

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Hey guys, Morgan here with a review of the Creme de la Nuit Vitamin C + Ashwagandha by Odacite. This night cream claims to hydrate and boost radiance for younger-looking skin. What I love about it is the double-sided utensil it comes with. One side is a spatula for scooping the cream, and the other side is for stimulating acupressure beauty points. To use, warm a small amount of cream between your fingers and massage it into your skin. Then, use the ball side to gently press on your beauty points. I've been using this for a week and my skin feels incredibly soft and hydrated. I'll provide an update in 30 days. Overall, the Creme de la Nuit is a great addition to any skincare routine.

The cream's formulation also includes blue-green algae, broccoli, ashwagandha, neem seed oil, turmeric, and aloe, among other ingredients. These additions contribute to the cream's effectiveness and justify its higher price point. Jen suggests that if you have the means to splurge, this cream is worth considering.

Video Review of #ODACITE Creme de la Nuit Vitamin C + Ashwagandha by Jen

Video Review of #ODACITE Creme de la Nuit Vitamin C + Ashwagandha by Jen