Beauty Shoppers Say This Now-$14 Drugstore Cream Makes an "Obvious" Difference in Wrinkles It’s a spring-friendly version of a celebrity favorite. By Rachel Nussbaum Rachel Nussbaum Instagram Twitter Rachel is a journalist, writer, and editor who specializes in the beauty and wellness industry, writing about the best, safest products the industry has to offer for InStyle, Byrdie, and Shape. InStyle's editorial guidelines Published on March 17, 2022 @ 05:00PM Pin Share Tweet Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Photo: Getty Images Certain beauty products are so trustworthy and hardworking, they could star in a skincare version of A League of Their Own. Within that imaginary team of Bioderma and Embryolisse would preside Weleda Skin Food, a player beloved by bold names like Julia Roberts, Adele, Victoria Beckham, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Priyanka Chopra, and Katie Jane Hughes. Its sidekick: the brand's Skin Food Light, a spring-friendly moisturizer that happens to be on sale. While the original iteration is famous for its thick, juicy formula, the Skin Food Light gives shoppers a fittingly lighter dose of hydration with all the same line-softening capabilities. For people who switch out their heavy-duty moisturizers in warm weather or have oily and combination skin, that makes it a great fit; over 3,500 people have awarded the lotion a five-star rating on Amazon, including more than a dozen shoppers who mention their oily skin. "Finding a moisturizer that doesn't irritate my skin but hydrates, lasts, [and] doesn't feel greasy has been a challenge," wrote one reviewer with sensitive and oily skin whose dermatologist recommended the brand. "It leaves my skin looking beautiful and hydrated. My redness is diminishing as well." Other people noted that it leaves their skin feeling "soft and pampered," and the plumping effect is significant — which is in line with the "obvious" improvement in wrinkles another shopper commented on. Courtesy Shop now: $14 (Originally $19); amazon.com To get that moisturizing quality, the brand formulated its Light version with sunflower seed oil, glycerin, beeswax, cocoa seed butter, and shea butter, which make it both moisturizing and protective thanks to fatty acids and vitamin E. Violet extract, chamomile extract, calendula extract, and rosemary leaf extract supply antioxidants, and the brand is free of parabens and phthalates to avoid future detrimental health effects. Thanks to that blend, even people with dry patches say their skin is left "visibly more nourished" and feeling bouncy. As a last user with "aging" skin said, using it daily leaves their skin "much improved" — and with the price down to $14, there aren't many reasons not to try the German crowd pleaser. Get it on Amazon while the sale lasts. Shop More InStyle-Approved Picks This Hydrating Facial Tanning Mist Gives Me the Perfect Natural-Looking Glow All Winter Long Salma Hayek Wore a Dress With Nothing Underneath and This Bold Break-Your-Ankle Shoe Trend Sarah Jessica Parker Just Wore the Controversial Shoe Trend Jennifer Garner Put on the Map