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Jul11th

Clinique Continuous Rescue Antioxidant Moisturizer

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clinique continuous rescueI think I’ve finally found a moisturizer that actually moisturizes well, doesn’t clog pores, contains lots of antioxidants, and comes in stable packaging! For years I either find moisturizers that work great, but that don’t have any antioxidants, or I find a product that clogs pores, or one that does contain antioxidants, but that comes in a jar packaging, which makes the antioxidants worthless.

Clinique Continuous Rescue Antioxidant Moisturizer
I picked up a jar of my favorite moisturizer Clinique Moisture On-line, and got a sample of the Continuous Rescue Antioxidant Moisturizer - for Dry Combination skin in the gift-with-purchase goodie bag. I love the Clinique Moisture On-line because it works so well to keep my skin plump and hydrated all day, yet it’s expensive for what it is because it comes in jar packaging, so in the end it’s only a good hydrator.

For the same price, the Continuous Rescue comes in the tube packaging shown in the picture, and it’s loaded with antioxidants, which should remain stable in the tube. I’ve been wearing this moisturizer for over a week, and it hasn’t caused any breakouts. It doesn’t hydrate quite as well as the Moisture On-line, so I’m excited to try out the Very Dry version soon (assuming it doesn’t have pore clogging ingredients). There’s also a Combination Oily version (which I haven’t been able to find the ingredients for yet either). While the Dry Combination moisturizer wasn’t quite hydrating enough for my skin the bone-dry desert of Las Vegas, I also wore it for a week in super hot and humid New York City, where I was visiting last week. It was plenty hydrating there, and was just ever so slightly shiny on me (which I don’t mind at all).

I would highly recommend trying this moisturizer if you are looking for a moisturizer with lots of stable antioxidants. Just remember to put on sunscreen over it since it doesn’t contain sun protection. Have you tried this, or do you currently use a moisturizer that has the same properties as this one (doesn’t clog pores, stable packaging, good hydrator, lots of antioxidants)?

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9 Responses a “Clinique Continuous Rescue Antioxidant Moisturizer”

  1. Ange Says:

    Do you recommend this over the Clinique Moisture On Line for acne prone skin?

  2. pam Says:

    what actually are the ingredients in the sample that you received? It kinda freaks me out that it is so hard to find a list of ingredients in their products!

  3. pam Says:

    Hey…I was able to obtain an ingredient list from a posting on makeupalley.com for the very dry version:

    Continuous Rescue Antioxidant Moisturizer Very Dry to Dry Formula

    ingredients: water\aqua\eau [] isononyl isononanoate [] polybutene []
    butylene glycol [] polyglyceryl-2 triisostearate [] petrolatum []
    dimethicone [] polyethylene [] glyceryl stearate [] microcrystalline
    wax\cera microcristallina\cire microcristalline [] behenyl alcohol []
    caprylic/capric/myristic/stearic triglyceride [] glycerin [] peg-100
    stearate [] curcuma longa (turmeric) root extract [] rosmarinus officinalis
    (rosemary) extract [] echinacea pallida (coneflower) extract [] astrocaryum
    murumuru butter [] laurdimonium hydroxypropyl hydrolyzed soy protein []
    arabidopsis thaliana extract [] sorbitol [] tocopheryl acetate [] sea whip
    extract [] perilla ocymoides seed extract [] trehalose [] pentaerythrityl
    tetraethylhexanoate [] plankton extract [] sodium hyaluronate []
    acrylamide/sodium acryloyldimethyltaurate copolymer [] adenosine phosphate
    [] micrococcus lysate [] cholesterol [] chamomilla recutita (matricaria) []
    isohexadecane [] caffeine [] creatine [] caprylyl glycol [] niacinamide []
    sodium rna [] linoleic acid [] ascorbyl tocopheryl maleate [] mannitol []
    steareth-21 [] isodecyl salicylate [] lecithin [] zeolite [] polysorbate 80
    [] ammonium acryloyldimethyltaurate/vp copolymer []
    ethylbisiminomethylguaiacol manganese chloride [] disodium nadh []
    aminopropyl ascorbyl phosphate [] zinc pca [] c1-8 alkyl
    tetrahydroxycyclohexanoate [] hydroxyethylcellulose [] potassium sulfate []
    tromethamine [] maltodextrin [] ferulic acid [] dextrin []
    nordihydroguaiaretic acid [] xanthan gum [] hexylene glycol [] sodium
    chloride [] disodium edta [] phenoxyethanol

  4. Scooty Says:

    hello,
    Im just wondering if shea butter (butyrospermum parkii) found in the CRAM Dry Combination skin, is problematic for acne prone skin?, Im not sure but I think I have had problems with this in the past?

  5. Marie Says:

    So do you use this moisturizer instead than using Paula’s Choice Skin Recovery Super Antioxidant Concentrate or Olay Regenerist Deep Hydration Regenerating Cream (from your skin regimen)? Thanks and I love your blog! I’m trying out your skin regimen right now and it is doing wonders!!!

  6. Julie Says:

    Hi SavvySkin. I’ve been thinking about purchasing a moisturizer with antioxidants but most of the ones I have found online are way too expensive for my budget. Are they any decent antioxidant moisturizers (with no pore-clogging ingredients) that can be found in local drugstores or chain stores such as Walmart or Target?

  7. Kristin Says:

    I use the Very Dry version at night, without any problems from breakouts. It’s got even more anti-irritants than the Dry/Combo formula, and my sensitive dry skin loves it! I’ve been using this instead of the Paula’s Choice Skin Recovery Super Antioxidant Concentrate, because I always have to layer it with a moisturizer.
    And Clinique will take returns on anything if you hang on to the packaging and receipt! (if you find it breaks you out)

  8. MisSmall Says:

    Thanks for the review. I’ve pretty much given up on using any moisturizers because everything seems to breaks me out, especially when the weather is hot and humid. :(

  9. Olivia Says:

    I’ve tried a fruit pigmented tinted moisturizer sold only on QVC by 100% Pure Cosmetics. It doesn’t provide much coverage - more like a sheer wash of color but I think the ingredients (especially the Zinc Oxide) is pretty impressive. What are your thoughts? Here is the list:
    Ingredients: Pigments of Peach, Apricot, Carrot, Pomegranate, Goji Berry and Tomato, White Tea, Cucumber Juice, Aloe Juice, Acai and Pomegranate Oil, Vitamin E (a-tocopherol), Vitamin C (ascorbyl palmitate), Chamomile and Lavender wax, extracts of Rosemary, Oregano, Thyme, Grapefruit Seed, Goldenseal and Cinnamon, Lavender Essential Oil
    SUNSCREEN ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: 15% Titanium Dioxide and 10% Zinc Oxide

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