This moisturizer leaves me a bit divided and I'll explain why: Its base is almost entirely silicones, followed by glycerin. Apart from glycerin, it contains no other nourishing oils to feed the skin, replenish lipids, and strengthen the skin barrier, which is very important to me. The silicones, present in very high concentration as the cream's base, give an absolutely velvety texture and feel to the skin, silky, it immediately softens the skin and you really feel like it's made of silk, almost slippery, it is absorbed almost instantly by the skin (due to the silicone), so it has a completely matte finish. It contains two very smart anti-aging peptides in its formula, has diamond powder that gives a sense of luxury and radiance and also provides a slight exfoliation so that the other ingredients can be absorbed deeper into the skin, contains pea extract which offers firming and boosts collagen production, also contains a probiotic, and two types of hyaluronic acid for hydration (the only real moisturizing agents it contains along with glycerin) because silicones give the sensation of hydration and silky softness to the skin, but do not provide long-term hydration. They fill pores and fine lines, making the skin appear smoother and create a blurring effect, but only temporarily. It has pigments and mineral pigments inside to give that beautiful shimmer/glow effect in its formula, it gives a lot of highlighter-like glow to the skin, not glass skin radiant skin due to perfect hydration, but the glow comes purely from the optical effects given by the minerals it contains. If you want a moisturizer that is the perfect primer, has anti-aging properties, gives you that sense of luxury, and you have oily to combination skin and don't mind the high price, get it. You won't have a real diamond in your hands, a moisturizer in the sense of true hydration that makes the skin glow from within, but essentially a hydrating-antiaging glow primer. Are its ingredients and what it offers worth the 70 euros they charge? Of course not. There are real diamond creams out there for half the money, with lipids, ceramides, moisturizing butters, oils, herbal and fruit extracts, etc., which have countless benefits for the skin. Poor composition and little for such a high price! Marketing and nothing else. Beautiful glow and feel that I love, but it doesn't offer anything else special for me except what I mentioned above. After a few hours, you might feel your skin dry. It works wonderfully as the best primer, works great after your basic moisturizer as a glow cream because it truly gives incredible radiance, or under your basic cream as a serum to benefit from all its ingredients but also have something on top to hydrate the skin... For me, not at all value for money and better to spend half the money on a barrier cream that also benefits the skin rather than one that has nothing amazing to offer beyond glow and a bit of anti-aging..