Jones Road’s Miracle Cream is loved by fans who seek for intense hydration (Image: Jones Road)
Beauty fans are heaping praise on a “soft and hydrating” moisturiser that plumps skin with long-lasting hydration.
The is designed for very dry skin types and has a dense consistency. It is packed with antioxidants and polyphenols to calm and plump the skin, along with vitamins A and E, skin-replenishing linoleic and stearic acids, to help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Customers can buy the Miracle Cream for £40 online, where it has garnered nearly 2,000 positive reviews, with some raving about its hydrating effect on mature skin. Founder Bobbi Brown recommends warming up the product with your fingers, then smoothing all over the face, and patting in gently for plumped and refreshed skin.
An intense and nourishing moisturiser. Warm with fingers, smooth all over, and pat in gently for plumped and refreshed skin. Ideal for super dry skin types.
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One shopper said: “At first I wasn’t sure about this cream. It is very thick. I warm it up a bit between my fingers and it glides on smoothly. Very hydrating on my almost 60 year old skin. My skin really feels great in the morning. Recommended for dry, aging skin.”
“I love the way this , I have already ordered another,” a second added while a third shared: “This cream is rich and comes to the rescue when my skin is dry or irritated from the winter elements. I use it every night during the winter months and add in occasionally just to treat my skin to a spa. Even though it is thicker or richer, it works great on my combination skin. I love it on my hands too.”
Some also enjoyed dabbing a bit of Miracle Cream on their lips at night as a lip mask. But there are some negative reviews about the texture of the product.
The cream has been hailed as a winter skin saviour (Image: Jones Road)
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A shopper detailed: “The texture was like a marriage between Crisco and candle wax. So hard and so grainy I really struggle to see how this can be labeled a ‘cream’. I would soften it in my hands as much as I could and it was still grainy, so odd. It sat on top of my skin and though it did make an excellent barrier, it felt like a coat of wax, and never actually sunk in. I gave it 5 days but I am returning.”
For others, the Miracle Cream sat well under foundation, with one saying it “leaves skin looking hydrated and naturally radiant all day”. The and if you’re looking for a similar thick cream, creates a smooth canvas that makes makeup last longer. You can get a 30ml size for £54.
Meanwhile, , currently 51% off on Amazon at £18, is an multi-purpose natural balm that can be used all over body whether as a moisturiser, hair conditioner or body cream.