Hey Honey Skincare Relax, Instant Rosacea Treatment & Face Redness Relief - Dermatologically Tested Calming Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin Oil- Free with Honey & Propolis Anti-Aging Benefits | 2.2 Oz

i can’t say enough good things about Hey Honey Relax! it’s honestly a lifesaver for my sensitive skin! I’ve struggled with skin redness and irritation for years, and this product has completely transformed my routine. From the very first use, I noticed how calming it felt on my skin. It’s lightweight, absorbs quickly, and doesn’t leave any greasy residue, which is a huge plus for me since I have combination skin.The ingredients are what really sold me, honey and propolis are like magic for calming inflammation, and the aloe vera adds this refreshing, cooling effect. My skin feels so soft and hydrated after using it, but the best part is how much it’s helped reduce the skin redness on my cheeks. I’ve even used it as a spot treatment on dry patches, and it works wonders.If you have sensitive or redness-prone skin, I can’t recommend this enough.

Works well to soothe skin and tone down redness. And it smells nice too.

I've always had red, or "rosy cheeks" my whole life and getting older my face seems to be getting reder, so I decided to try this product I was a bit hesitant to purchase given the price, but I said ok, it has good reviews online.. I received the cream 2 days ago and I must say just after 2 days of using this cream (twice a day) the redness and irritation has subsided by at least 30-40%, I developed these wierd bumps on my right cheek and those are gone aswell.... I'm truly happy with the results as of now...

Overall a pretty good product. It seems to keep the redness and swelling down around my nose.

this lotion takes the red away in my face - and is a wonderful moisturizer!

Feels amazing on skin!!

I should’ve given this more time before reviewing. Unfortunately this became a severely problematic product fast.As noted in the OG review (below), I have hypersensitive skin + rosacea. This product worked for a few weeks, but then I started getting what looked like a “histamine rash” all over my neck, chest, and creeping up my face. This was the only fragrance’d product I use, so it was the first I cut out when the rash turned into painful contact dermatitis.Within a week, the dermatitis lessened dramatically, but still had some texture and left an added, slight pinkness to the skin.Even though I knew it had the highly irritating Limonene and Linalool in it (breakdown under *Fragrance ingredients), I wanted to make sure before I completely cut this out of my routine.Well, I’m dumb. I lit up even worse than before. My skin fissured and bled from the cracks. This is NOT safe for hypersensitive-skinned folks. Just don’t.On top of that, after doing further research, apparently Propolis can be a huge agitator for rosacea and fragrance-sensitive skinned people. Oy. This was just a sneaky bust. Gentle enough to “trick” me for a few weeks, but quickly became a painful problem.It’s been a while since this happened, but it took well over 6 weeks to repair my skin barrier after that. (For that, I used just Avéne’s Tolerance Balm day and night, and Avéne’s Cicalfate+ zinc cream to help rebuild the barrier at night over all this time. Just last week I reincorporated Adapalene gel for acne prevention and anti-aging support slowly, and I’m happy to announce that the barrier is fully in tact! Meaning no reactions to the retinoid. Phew!)Needless to say, skip this product if you are fragrance-sensitive, or have rosacea. Maybe it’ll help a blush of pink in the skin, but for more than that, just don’t.ORIGINAL REVIEW:Hey Honey Relax! is an exquisite cream unlike anything I’ve tried before. Although it has (to me) a light but potent honeysuckle(?) scent, it’s actually gentle and safe for hyper-sensitive skin (AMENDED: It’s not safe for us after all). I was shocked, to be completely honest. When I first smelled it, I thought, “Crap. I can’t put this on my face…” But I was feeling brave. The scent is divine, and although I’m not a cosmetic chemist, the ingredients listed (outside of *Fragrance) were all on my mental “OK List,” so I just went for it. (AMENDMENT: Then I checked the website and say “fragrance” is composed of Limonene and Linalool—highly irritating.)Here’s my gripe:As someone with Sahara-dry skin, I’m not sure where to “place” this moisturizer.It’s not *moisturizing* enough to be a standalone moisturizer for dry and very dry skin. It’s skin benefits could be good, but, since it’s not the consistency of a serum, it’s essentially just “another layer” for dry skin types. Again, yes, it could have benefits, but it can’t replace a moisturizing step for me, so really all it is is an added lotion-layer that creates a “mask-like” feeling on the skin seeing that I still need more on top of it.Does that make sense?Like all “All skin types” moisturizers I’ve ever used, it’s benefits are outweighed by the fact that it’s just another layer to risk pilling or creating that heavy, overly-layered feeling on the skin. I’ve found myself preferring “essences,” toners and serums as I’m getting “wiser” (Ahem: Older). Geared toward the right skin type, I’ve found more benefits in those lighter formulations, as layering a moisturizer or two on top of them doesn’t leave a feeling over “too much” on the skin.I hope this makes sense.What would make this a 5/5 is if Hey Honey split it into two formulations, and added, say, glycerine and/or urea to its Normal/Dry skin type version. Could I mix them in myself? Sure. But then I’d ruin the formulation, and just make it feel even heavier. That job needs a cosmetic chemist to work out the formulation kinks.All in all, after a month’s use: I recommend this product to people who don’t have dry skin. It’s non-irritating (AMENDED: No, it’s not), noncomedogenic, and a beautiful kiss of a moisturizer. But if you have dry and very dry skin, you might want to consider serums and toners that absorb fully for the benefits this cream offers, because it’s frankly not a standalone moisturizer.With that said, I’m still on the fence about whether to keep this in my routine or ditch it (UPDATE: I ditched it). I have two tubes (purchased for my morning and evening organizing bins that are in a drawer and under my sink), so I have some time to think about it. For now, I’ve relegated it to just the evening time, when I tend to heavily layer skincare anyways. But this is where the price tag kicks in: Is it worth it? Is it actually doing anything in complement to my existing serums and toners? I’m still not sure.I’ll update later if I decide to keep it in the line-up.UPDATE: I didn’t. It burned, stung, split and cracked my skin, and has left me with pink, raised lines where my skin fissured. Skip this. It’s a slippery skin-wrecker of a product.0/5

Never seen that good price before and had to order it.Thanks!