Dr Roebuck's No Worries Hydrating Face Moisturizer, 1.69 Fl Oz

I absolutely love this line as it makes my fresh feel refreshed, clean, and youthful every morning when I put it on! I know the line does not use harmful ingredients and the lotion is doing exactly what I need it to do! Would highly recommend this line! I recently travelled for work and forget my lotion and hated using another product after switching to Dr. Roebucks!

Love the moisturizer. Hate the packaging. Not sure if I got a dud but the pump makes it difficult to get product out. Takes me several tries to dispense the product. But once it’s out, I love it!

I have repurchased this product about 6 times. Well worth the price. It's a thicker moisturizer but it doesn't feel too heavy on my skin. I use it year round.

I opened the box, and immediately the pump/nozzle fell off! Does not go back on. Very disappointing.

Was super excited to try this product, after hearing so many positive things about it. I liked that the ingredient list was short, and clean. I have really sensitive skin, and I think the lavender oil was irritating to me. Also, it didn’t seem to absorb well, the finish was greasy. Bummed.

Clean ingredients, nice light fragrance, very hydrating for the skin. I think it’s better than drunk elephant, I was debating between the two. I think this is a better overall buy.

I truly endorse this product! I'm female, in my 50s, with very pale, sensitive skin. This hydrates and tightens, without the redness or itching I often experience. No Worries, indeed!

I felt compelled to write a review after stumbling upon their products when doing a quick google search on another mask from another brand. I ended up on their website because I thought the packaging aesthetics were on point and minimal and the DR title caught my attention. Perusing different product ingredient lists, I was seeing peppermint oil, lemongrass oil, grapefruit oil. Hold up. No self respecting dermatologist would ever include such highly irritating and potent ingredients in a skincare marketed towards sensitive skin. My initial reaction was this must be a doctor... but not a dermatologist. Well I looked into it... turns out the company’s name is a nod to their father. The founding sisters who created the line are not dermatologists, or even doctors at all. Wow. Terrible marketing ethics.