All Weather Guard - Barrier Cream for Skin, Great Cold Weather Protection and Personal Care Aid for Enhanced Circulation

Preparing for our next ski adventure, I was on a mission to find a skin protection solution that could withstand the harsh, cold environment, especially after witnessing my child suffer from windburn on his cheeks during our last trip. His skin is incredibly sensitive, and the intense cold had left its mark. That's when I stumbled upon Warm Skin All Weather Guard, and I must say, it completely transformed our experience. The difference it made was night and day. One of the first things I noticed was its subtle, almost odorless scent. It's refreshingly gentle, devoid of any overpowering fragrance, which is a significant plus for us, considering our sensitivity to strong smells. The cream itself is a dream to apply—non-sticky and smooth, blending into the skin effortlessly without leaving any residue behind. But the true test came when we hit the slopes. Warm Skin lived up to its promise, shielding our skin from the biting cold and wind. My child's cheeks remained unscathed, a testament to the cream's effective barrier protection. Its nourishing formula seemed to lock in moisture, keeping our skin soft and hydrated, a stark contrast to the dry, chapped skin we had braved on our previous trip. I've made a mental note: never again will we venture into cold environments without this protective barrier.

My husband has Raynaud's and this cream helps keep his hands comfortable. A small amount worked into the hands provides provides some heat. Once rubbed in the hands they just feel soft, not sticky with no noticeable residue. The delivery was good.

Well, the description implies that this cream "warms the skin" - Well that is not exactly technically true. It does not actually create or stimulate any warmth for your skin. What it does is create a barrier that will somewhat shield bare skin from direct contact with cold air, giving the faint illusion of warmth. If you apply it, then cover the area with appropriate cold weather gear, it does seem to offer a bit of protection from wind and/or cold air. My husband and I ride a Harley and when it gets cold, I always suffer from cold arms while riding. I saw this and thought it might be worth a try. So, I applied it to my arms, then got dressed as usual. During the ride, I noticed that the cream seemed to add a bit of additional barrier which did ultimately result in a less cold feeling in my arms. So technically it did help keep my arms from getting so cold. Another use I found for it is helping with cold feet. I apply the cream, then put on a warm pair of socks, I find that my feet don't get as cold as they do without the cream. So, does it work? Well, not exactly the way claimed but it does actually provide a barrier that will help retain heat to some degree. Will I buy it again? Probably.

Good moisturizer with not much odor. Not sure how well it insulates you against the cold though. I have Raynaud's and this is designed for those with it. I wore it on my feet and hands several times this winter when going outdoors in the Michigan winter and really didn't notice any difference.

This actually keeps my toes so warm in the winter. I’m not sure how, but it works.

Doesn't work on Neuropic toes. The worst part, the cream squirted out the wrong end and not the opened cap end!!!

It works but makes you sleepy or did me at least

So far it hasn’t really worked. Also broke on the end at first attempt to use