You moisturised this morning. So why does your face already feel dry again? If lightweight face creams never seem quite enough, Sadoer Dragon’s Blood Rich Face Cream takes things in a richer direction. Shea butter, Ceramide NP and an occlusive moisturising base give persistently dry, tight-feeling skin something more substantial — with Dragon’s Blood extract giving the formula a name you won’t forget.
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Fun to use, subtle results at first then a clearer, brighter tone developed. Nice texture, sinks in quickly, and layers well with other products :)
Andrew Q.Game changer! 🔥
David R.Used this nightly under my moisturizer; it improved elasticity and gave a subtle lift that made me look more rested.
Daniel C.You moisturise in the morning, your skin feels comfortable for a while — and then somehow your face feels dry again. The same areas start feeling tight and rough, and putting on more of the same lightweight moisturiser doesn't seem to solve the problem.
That's where Sadoer Dragon's Blood Rich Face Cream fits. This is the richer option for facial skin that keeps asking for more. Shea butter, Ceramide NP and an occlusive moisturising base give the formula more substance than a lightweight lotion, making it a better fit when your usual moisturiser simply doesn't feel like enough.
Then there's the ingredient you won't forget. Dragon's Blood is real. It's the deep-red resin of Daemonorops draco, a Southeast Asian rattan palm whose resin has been collected for centuries. Sadoer includes Dragon's Blood extract in the formula alongside its richer moisturising ingredients — giving an otherwise practical dry-skin cream a much more interesting identity.
A deep red plant resin. This one comes from Daemonorops draco, a rattan palm grown across Southeast Asia, where the resin is tapped from the fruit. It's been used as a varnish, a dye and a traditional skin preparation for a very long time. It's in the ingredient list — it isn't just a name on the lid.
Someone whose facial skin tends to feel persistently dry, tight or rough and who wants something richer than a lightweight lotion. If you prefer very light facial moisturisers, this probably isn't the one we'd point you to.
It's the combination of shea butter, Ceramide NP and an occlusive moisturising base. Together they give the cream a more substantial moisturising profile for skin that keeps feeling dry and tight after lighter products seem to disappear.
This is a cosmetic moisturiser rather than a treatment, so it isn't a substitute for anything your doctor or dermatologost has you using. As with any new product on your face, we'd suggest patch testing on a small area of skin first and stopping if you react. If you're unsure whether it suits your skin, check with your pharmacist.
Sadoer Dragon’s Blood Rich Face Cream
