Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion + Reviews

I gratefully received a free sample of this from clinique. I have quite dry skin, that's super sensitive so I was pleasantly surprised when my skin didn't freak out or break out from this product. This product is fine, it's absolutely fine but that is just the problem... Isn't it supposed to be dramatically different? It's a nice light formula that absorbs quickly into the skin but it's not special. I like a lot of clinique's products but I feel like this is just a sales pitch with no backing. It's a nice moisturiser but with the price tag attached it becomes unnecessary.

I started using this moisturiser around 2 months ago, and its one of the best ive ever used. Its light weight and rubs into the skin well. A little bit of this product does go a long way. After using this my face feels as though it is free to move, and isnt restricted by tight, dry skin.

I used to use the Clinique DD Gel years ago and it was good but I tried a sample of this new formula recently and it gave me eczema. I do have difficult skin but anything that makes my skin worse rather than better would definitely not get my recommendation!

I've used this on and off for 15 years and I reckon it's one of the best moisturisers on the market. It's pricey though, which is the only reason I stray away from it periodically!

I use this moisturiser every day and absolutely love it. My skin is fairly normal/slightly dry so I don't need it to be super hydrating and this one is perfect. Very lightweight and doesn't react with my easy-to-react-with skin. Love it :)

Clinique has been my go to moisturiser for years. It seems that no matter what brands I try, I always seem to end up back with Clinique's Dramatically Different Moisturiser so when they decided to add in a '+' I had to try it! I really loved it! it absorbs into my skin quickly without feeling greasy and as with their normal product, you only need to use a small amount.

I used it all by itself the first time and I hated it. Then I tried it as together with the number 2 lotion and the soap, it is great!!!! It absorbs right in and makes the skin soft and supple. I also use it along when my skin is very sensitive.

I bought a tiny deluxe bottle of this. The first few times I used it, it didn't seem to provide my skin with enough hydration under my sunscreen and we weren't in the middle of winter. Since it is a light lotion I tried applying two thin layers and it worked much better to balance and hydrate my skin. My skin didn't get as oily and didn't feel as dry. I think I have liked it a lot more that way and my skin must have adjusted to it as I've gone back to one layer of it and it seems to be enough hydration. I didn't have any breakouts from using this and it was comfortable to wear once my skin adjusted better. It absorbs quickly which is something I really like about it. The little 15ml deluxe bottle has lasted me for weeks so a full-sized bottle is going to last you a really long time. However, I won't be repurchasing because I was a bit underwhelmed by something that was hyped to be amazing and give a dramatic difference. I think it probably was amazing but other brands of moisturizers have also come a long way and you can probably get something with a similar feel and hydration for less.

I received a sample of this in a free gift bag after buying some other Clinique products (aka spoiling myself!) and was not impressed.

It wasn't absolutely horrible by any means, but I have other, much much cheaper moisturisers that do a much better job - to me, this just felt like the Olay moisturiser I use as a base/primer sometimes because it doesn't actually do much else.

I think the marketing and superiority of the brand Clinique are the big draw cards to this product. I liked using it because it was Clinique. However as a moisturiser it wasn't anything special, potentially too light? I felt like I needed to apply a second application. If this was in brand-less packaging I think it would be a very ordinary product. It still contains the same list of artificial ingredients as the cheaper brands - I'll stick to Antipodes.