What it is: This airy, whipped rescue cream, infused with a triple-ceramide blend and five African oils, provides daily moisture maintenance at any age. Skin Type: Normal, Dry, Combination, and OilySkincare Concerns: Dryness, Fine Lines and Wrinkles, and Loss of Firmness and ElasticityFormulation: Rich CreamHighlighted Ingredients:- African-Oil Blend: Nourishes, visibly rejuvenates, and moisturizes.- Ceramides AP, EOP, and NP: These plant-derived ceramides are identical to the wax-like moisturizing ceramides that occur naturally in skin. In Lala Retro™, they help soothe and maintain the moisture balance of skin while protecting against water loss.- Phytosphingosine: This plant-derived lipid has powerful soothing and restorative benefits.Ingredient Callouts: This product is vegan and cruelty-free.What Else You Need to Know: Barrier-supportive Lala helps skin retain long-lasting moisture by reinforcing the acid mantle and defending against the effects of everyday stressors. Sodium hyaluronate crosspolymer easily soaks in to release intense hydration while antioxidant-rich fermented green tea helps combat signs of aging. Drunk Elephant is committed to using only ingredients that either directly benefit the health of the skin or support the integrity of their formulations. The brand focuses on healthy pH levels, formulations the skin recognizes, small molecular structure that’s easily absorbed, and effective active ingredients that also support the skin’s acid mantle. All of their products are designed to be mixed together—what Drunk Elephant calls making a smoothie. (This is true for all of their products except their sunscreen, Umbra, which sits on top of the skin, protecting it from UV damage.) The result is skin that is reset to its happiest, healthiest state.Clinical Results: In a consumer-perception study with 30 people after 8 weeks:-93% agreed skin felt softer-93% agreed skin felt smootherCLEAN at Sephora is our commitment to offering formulas that go beyond regulatory standards to avoid controversial ingredients without sacrificing on effectiveness.