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This products packaging is highly deceptive. If you open the bottle you will observe the contents (revival recovery moisturizer) occupies less than 5% of the interior of the bottle. I would look for other highly rated products that are not deceptive.
In a pinch, I borrowed this from my boyfriend on a recent trip and have to say that I enjoyed using it a LOT more than my go-to moisturizer. And although this isn't cheap (because why would men pay for skin?), it's significantly cheaper than what I use. This means that now I'm a "pretty boy" girl. Huge fan!
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