It also includes the brand’s signature Night Peptide, tripeptide-32, plus bifida and lactobacillus ferments to keep skin feeling comfortable, hyaluronic acid to hydrate, Centella asiatica to soothe, and ferulic acid and green tea extract for antioxidant protection. Despite all those skin-care extras, the watery formula absorbs quickly without leaving behind a heavy or sticky layer.
Tester feedback from Lee
“Thankfully, it’s not showing up too much in this video, but I’m currently dealing with contact dermatitis from another beauty product along my jawline, eyebrows, and nose (the struggles of being a beauty editor!), so I’ve been extra careful about what goes on my face lately. The words ‘recovery’ and ‘repair’ couldn’t be more fitting, considering this flare-up and my prescription tretinoin have left my skin feeling incredibly dry and irritated. Luckily, Estée Lauder’s Advanced Night Repair Recovery Treatment Essence hasn’t aggravated my skin one bit—in fact, I’ve noticed it helps calm some of the redness. It’s fragrance-free, feels as light as water, and absorbs without a hint of stickiness, which is exactly what my angry skin needs right now.” —Christa Joanna Lee, contributing commerce writer
More to know
- Key ingredients: peptides (tripeptide-32, acetyl hexapeptide-8), bifida ferment, lactobacillus ferment, hyaluronic acid, centella asiatica, ferulic acid, green tea extract
- Fragrance-free: yes
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