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CERAMIDES are well-known for locking in moisture and keeping the complexion looking plump and smooth.
The skincare staple is not only effective, but it's also currently deeply discounted.
is regularly $42, but is currently on sale for $21 at Ulta.
The sale is just for one day, so time is of the essence to achieve improved skin texture.
It's a part of, where select items are on sale up to 50% off each day.
It is infused with beloved ingredients like hyaluronic acid to keep the complexion hydrated.
Its "non-comedogenic formula" also makes it an excellent choice for acne-prone skin.
Ulta shoppers who have already tried the gushed about its effects in the reviews section.
One said she adored it so much, she wanted to take home 20 of them.
She added that it's the one she has tried that she felt was worth its full price.
"Sure it won't clear my acne. No moisturizer will on its own, but my God has it helped since my acne is about 50% caused from dry skin," she said.
"Best moisturizer I've tried, ever. You know that Korean glass skin trend? Putting a bit of this stuff on makes me feel like I could be the face of that skincare trend."
Another satisfied shopper raved that her "skin has never looked better."
"I like clean products that don't irritate my skin," she said.
She added that she initially went into Ulta looking for a pricier skincare product, but was recommended Kopari Beauty by a sales associate.
"It's cheaper, is lasting longer, and my skin has not broken out once on this," she said.
"I've now completed a full jar and loved it.
"In-store, I tested my previous lotion on one hand and Kopari on the other.
"The Kopari hand felt so much less sticky as well. I highly recommend this lotion."
A third shopper said the product is simply "perfect."
"I have acne-prone combination skin and I use this at night," she said.
"I don't wake up with my skin feeling tight, it feels soft instead. A little goes a long way."
