Lourdes Avila Uribe is a senior staff writer at HuffPost covering shopping trends, lifestyle and new products. She grew up in Los Angeles, California, and now resides in New York City.
combo. I was bowled over by the brand’s gorgeous formula, which led me down the rabbit hole to discover its many highly effective, skin-loving
In the coming years, I noticed that this brand is surprisingly slept on — you don’t see influencers hawking it on their social media feeds, and I rarely come across brand advertising organically — yet dermatologists are constantly singing Revision Skincare’s praises.Their products are formulated with high-quality, powerful and effective active ingredients that have earned the brand a devoted following.
Below, I’ve curated some of Revision Skincare’s most popular products, including my beloved tinted SPF and some others dermatologists have recommended to HuffPost over the years. Take their accompanying glowing reviews under consideration and pick up a few of these essentials yourself.from some purchases made via links on this page. Every item is independently curated by the HuffPost Shopping team. Prices and availability are subject to change.
“Didn’t want to love this product due to the price point but it really works. Gives me a plump lip filler look when left on overnight. Definitely prefer this to the laneige lip mask. It does have a sticky/tacky feel so best to use overnight vs during the day.” —recommended Revision Skincare's cult-fave neck-firming cream, which describes itself as the No. 1 neck brand recommended by medical professionals.
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