Geologie Complete Skincare Set for Men & Women, 3-Month Daily Skin Routine

I bought this for my grandson two years ago, he has used it and it works good, the effectiveness was instantly for him,light weight and you only use just a little dab.

Great skin care routine, reasonably priced. Although not as effective as my regular skin care regiment Dr. Zo. 350.00 versus 120.00 Geology complete is a good product.

So I usually buy this product directly from Geologie but the price on Amazon was slightly better with coupon and decided to purchase here. I have to say that I love these products. At first I wasnt sure if they were working but I started see a difference after the first few weeks. My wife also mentioned that she noticed a difference and that the dark circles under my eyes have started to become less noticeable. I can atleast recommend to try the 30 days and see if it works for you, it sure did for me.

Awesome skin care system. The face wash is light and works well. All of the bottles have metered pumps to ensure you don't use too much and waste the product. I've noticed significant improvement in acne and periorbital dermatitis since using this product. Would highly recommend.

Good quality products and nicely assembled kit with distinct formulas for daytime and nighttime application. The product comes with 2 pump dispensed bottles of face wash and with 2x uses per day will last approximately 90 days. The daycream is a combo moisturizer and sunscreen - it feels a bit thick but it applies effectively to the skin and after a couple of minutes blends in naturally with no gloss or sheen. The nighttime products is a small pump vial of eye cream which you would then follow up with the night cream. The use of both products overnight gives the skin a refreshed look upon waking up. The set does not include toner or serums so you would need to supplement these on your own if you feel the need.

Good combination of products at a good size (90 day supply).

I specialize in healthcare reviews and can tell you first hand that many guys are reluctant to try high end skincare items out of some unrealized fear it will feminize them. Nothing could be farther from the truth. Skin in skin and most product will work equally well on faces of either gender. However, particularly for guys, you want to be sure it smooths in easily around the hair follicles. So what about his new line from Geologie? Impressive, but first is a constructive suggestion for the good folks at Geologie to include much more information here. At the time of this review, not even the product size is listed for these tiny bottles, let alone the all-important ingredients list. Detective work and a visit to the Geologie website still doesn’t reveal how much product you’ll receive (.51 oz.) but you do learn it’s a thirty day trial size. A full ingredients list is included. If looking for acne help, dermatologists often recommend 2% salicylic acid yet that wasn’t effective for our son after several months. Enter 2.5% benzoyl peroxide, a treatment that has been around for decades. This has been working quickly when several months of 2% salicylic acid did not. Geologie’s night cream, while worthy, contains neither. Although Hyaluronic Acid is promoted it's near the very bottom of the ingredients list in the form of Sodium Hyaluronate. This means the product doesn’t contain much. The advertised star of this cream is .2% Retinol and I applaud Geologie for including the exact percentage. Many brands avoid this. Retinols have proven their worth in the ever gimmicky skincare world and are clinically found to be effective. With just a small amount, retinoids have the potential to transform the skin’s tone and texture. However, products with less than .2% are not known to be particularly effective so you are in good shape trying this product. One confusion I encountered there: the product advertises .2% Retinol which the active ingredients list only shows .05%. Perhaps this a typo. . . ? It’s easy to apply and comfortable overnight. The Everyday Face Wash does contain one preservative that has been a concern for many, Phenoxyethanol. There have been reports of uncommon reactions to phenoxyethanol being quite rarely linked to eczema and strong allergic reactions. Phenoxyethanol use is often strongly discouraged by safe cosmetics advocates to be used around infants. Studies indicate this preservative should be avoided around the youngest of children. Those who wish to learn more and make the best personal decision regarding this ingredient may consider doing an online search for “phenoxyethanol safety.” Given this uncertainty, this is one reason why it is always important to consult your dermatologist first before embarking on any new regimen. Keep in mind that several beauty brands include phenoxyethanol. Reactions are uncommon.