SOLID-IN Ceramide Cream

A very reactive user found the old Solid-In Cream the only one tolerated, but the reformulated version irritated and broke them out within 5 days.

“I tried to use the new formula for 5 days, it was worse each day.”

A user finds the Torriden Solid-In Cream thick in the tub but light and quick to absorb on skin, fragrance-free.

“when applied onto skin, they’re light and absorb well. i love that both dont have any fragrance.”

A user much prefers the Torriden Solid-In Cream over Aestura, which broke them out.

“I tried both, I much prefer the Torriden. Aestura broke me out.”

A user finds the Solid-In Cream very moisturizing as a final sealing step, better than Illiyoon.

“It’s very moisturizing, I use as a final cream after lots of hydrating toner and serum to seal things in.”

A user finds the Torriden Solid-In Cream gentle and moisturizing, lighter and quicker-absorbing than Aestura.

“I think that Torriden feels lighter on the skin than Aestura and absorbs more easily.”

Found it too rich and it caused some pore congestion, though it was great for their barrier while on taz and azelaic acid.

“Personally, I feel like the Solid In was too rich for my skin and caused some pore congestion but it was great for my skin barrier”

Currently uses the Solid In cream and finds it nice enough, but is looking to switch to something new.

“Currently using Torriden Solid In cream, and its nice enough...but looking to either switch to smth I already tried, or get smth new;)”

Found the Dive In cleanser too drying but calls the Solid In cream amazing for their dry skin.

“I found the dive in cleanser too drying (i prefer the Isntree green tea and the yam cleanser), but their solid in cream is AMAZING”

A user calls the Torriden Solid-In Cream their holy-grail moisturizer and noticed it was reformulated.

“It looks like my HG moisturiser the torriden solid in cream has been reformulated!”

Repurchased twice; on dry skin it goes on like butter, absorbs well and keeps tretinoin flaking away.

“I’ve repurchased this twice, it’s so good! I have dry skin and it’s goes on like butter.”

A dry, sensitive user finds the Solid-In Cream medium weight and quick to sink in, but more occlusive than hydrating.

“Torriden is more of a medium weight cream while not feeling super heavy on the skin, but it's not very hydrating and is more occlusive.”

A 30+ tretinoin user loves the Solid-In Cream's buttery texture for Central European winters.

“Torriden - GREAT texture, buttery and therefore on heavier side, I liked it in Central Europe winter a lot.”

A normal-to-dry user loves the Solid-In Cream after heavier creams like Illiyoon dried them out.

“Never tried Aestura, but I love the Torriden Solid In Cream.”

A user finds the Solid-In Ceramide Cream sits well under makeup and reduces dry, flaky spots.

“Torriden Solid In Ceramide Cream** sits well under makeup and reduces dry flaky spots.”

A former Solid-In Cream user finds Aestura better for barrier repair after tretinoin.

“I used to use the solid in, but Aestura definitely helps with barrier repair after tretinoin”

Likes the renewed Solid-In cream: heavy enough to stay all night yet usable in the day, with a neutral scent.

“Have stays my power but not so heavy that it can’t use it during the day. It doesn’t have a specific scent, it’s very neutral.”

Tried the Solid-In cream while looking for a hydrating barrier cream to use with tretinoin and did not like it.

“I tried torriden solid in cream but didn't like it”

A user finds the Solid-In Cream light, slightly tacky, quick-absorbing and amazing for their skin barrier.

“It absorbs fairly quickly into the skin in my experience and it’s done amazing things for my skin barrier”

A tretinoin user likes the Solid-In Cream but needs a bit more hydration in winter.

“I like Torriden solid in, but I use tretinoin and I need just a touch more hydration in the winter.”

A user finds the Solid-In Cream balmy, blending well and leaving no finish, unlike the wetter Sioris cream.

“I would describe the torriden as a bit more balmy and it blends very well into the skin”

A long-time Aestura fan whose skin needed more in winter is really impressed with the Solid-In Cream.

“I just started using the Torriden Solid In cream and have been really impressed.”

A user finds the Solid-In Cream more moisturizing yet less greasy than Cicaplast, sinking in without a white finish.

“Torriden feels more moisturizing but less greasy, plus it doesn’t leave a white finish on the face and this one actually sinks in to your skin”

A user finds the Torriden Solid-In Cream denser than Dr. Jart's, with better ingredients and no fragrance.

“Also it has better ingredients from my experience and no essential oils or fragrance.”