I recently received the Murad Night Fix Enzyme Treatment to review and I was super excited. I have wanted to try Murad for awhile but they are way out of my price range for just forking over money without knowing if a product will work or not. To go along with that, I honestly haven’t been able to find anyone who consistently reviews Murad products, with a skin type similar to mine (dry with eczema). If you know of someone please let me know! Until then, if you want to know my thoughts on the Murad Night Fix Enzyme Treatment check out the video below or just keep scrolling!
About Murad
Murad was founded in 1989 by Dr. Murad as the first brand of clinical skincare products. Dr. Murad used years of research before creating his line which currently focuses on Cellular Hydration. Murad currently has skin care products that target just about every skin care issue for just about every skin type. Murad products are cruelty free and the Murad Night Fix Enzyme Treatment is Vegan as well.
About the Murad Night Fix Enzyme Treatment
The Murad Night Fix Enzyme Treatment is a step 4 skin care product which means you use it as the last step in your skin care routine, the instructions actually mention that you should put this on after you put on your moisturizer. The Murad Night Fix Enzyme Treatment is designed to keep the skin from losing hydration throughout the night. The Treatment does this with chronopeptides which are anti-aging peptides that sync with your body’s natural rhythm to repair the skin while you sleep. The Treatment also uses tri-enzyme technology to help with loss of elasticity, lines, and wrinkles. The last thing I want to mention is the Aroma Technology which is supposed to enhance sleep quality. You trigger this by cupping your hands around your nose after applying the Treatment and inhaling three times deeply.
You can purchase the Murad Night Fix Enzyme Treatment for $70 at Sephora and Murad.
Final Thoughts
I KNOW what just happened. You just read that $70 price tag and your eyes went wide, your breath caught, and you thought there is NO WAY that I’m going to recommend it or that you’re going to want to purchase it… If you don’t have dry skin at all then you’re right I’m not going to recommend this to you and you’re not going to want to purchase it. HOWEVER, if you have dry skin, especially extremely dry skin with eczema like I do, then I’m going to HIGHLY recommend that you pick this up. If nothing else I’m going to recommend you go to Sephora and ask for a sample of it to take home to try. Everything that this promised to do it did and it did it so freaking well. Seriously, even the aroma technology, that no lie I thought was just gimmicky when I read it on the box, works. My skin felt so hydrated the next morning after using the Murad Night Fix Enzyme Treatment the night before that if I needed to I could have skipped my morning routine and not felt like my skin was going to be parched by the middle of the day. Plus it has left my skin looking even better than my regular skin routine does. So yes I do highly recommend this if you have dry skin, sorry.
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Except for the $70 price tag, this product would be perfect for me in every way. The Aroma Technology thing is a riot, but I can’t sleep so I would definitely try it. Murad has been having a 20% off sale for the past couple of weeks.