Meet the Canadian-made face cream winning over shoppers and it's under $30!
If your skincare shelf is feeling a little... uninspired, consider this your sign to shake things up. Marcelle's Revival+ Ultra-Nutrition Anti-Aging Day Cream, a made-in-Canada face cream, is garnering glowing reviews on Amazon Canada's Canada Showcase. It's rich, hydrating and designed specifically for dry and mature skin — and right now, it's on sale for $30.
Whether you're looking to smooth fine lines, boost your glow or just lock in moisture during the seemingly never-ending winter-to-spring transition, this nourishing formula has your back (and your face). Plus, it's from a homegrown beauty brand that's been trusted for generations, so you know you're in good hands.
Apply in the mornings, either alone or under makeup, to a well-cleansed face and neck.
What makes this anti-aging favourite a bestseller? The day cream is specifically formulated to combat common signs of aging, like dryness, loss of elasticity and dullness. It's ultra-nourishing, non-greasy formula provides immediate and long-lasting comfort whilst restoring radiance and luminosity to the skin. Plus, it's hypoallergenic, fragrance-free, paraben-free and cruelty-free, making it suitable for sensitive skin types.
If that's not enough, it's also enriched with ingredients like Pea Extract and Acetyl Tetrapeptide-11, which work wonders to improve skin's density and firmness while reducing the appearance of age spots for a more even-looking complexion.
Marcelle products are also manufactured right here in Canada, meaning your skin isn't just reaping incredible benefits, but you'll feel good knowing you're shopping and supporting local.
🧴 100+ reviews
⭐ 4.3/5 stars
🏅 "Not too heavy or greasy!"
Shoppers are saying this face cream feels amazing on the skin and that they're pleased it's fragrance-free. One reviewer shared: "This one has no scent at all and it is amazing. It provides excellent moisture but does not feel greasy at all."
Did you know all Marcelle products are certified animal test-free by PETA?
Another said: "I have used this product for years and will never change."
While there are many rave reviews, it's important to note that skincare isn't a one-size-fits-all for everyone. One shopper revealed that "it's not as creamy as I would have liked."
If you're looking to refresh your nighttime routine with a product that's rich, reliable and proudly Canadian, Marcelle's Revival+ Ultra-Nutrition Anti-Aging Day Cream is a smart pick, especially while it's on sale.
With a clean, fragrance-free formula and rave reviews from shoppers who say it rivals luxury brands, this cream proves you don't need to spend a fortune to get serious results. Whether you're battling dryness, fine lines or just want to wake up with a little extra glow, this homegrown hero is well worth a spot on your shelf.
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