On Earth Day, Sephora gave out a tube of Origins A Perfect World Antioxidant Moisturizer with White Tea. I was lucky enough to get one during the morning (see haul here) and I have used it for a while to test it out so it’s time to review on it!

Origins
What it is:
An antiaging moisturizer with the protective powers of white tea.
What it is formulated to do:
Research at several major universities has proven that white tea is among the most potent antioxidants, anti-agers, anti-stress, anti-smoke, and anti-pollution antidotes. Now its protective powers are energized and optimized in a moisturizer that surrounds skin in a virtually impenetrable protective bubble. This barrier intercepts damage before it causes lines, wrinkles, dark spots, and loss of firmness.
What it is formulated WITHOUT:
- Parabens
- Sulfates
- Synthetic Fragrances
- Synthetic Dyes
- Petrochemicals
- Phthalates
- GMOs
- Triclosan
What else you need to know:
This product contains several powerful natural ingredients. Ferment of sugarcane acts like a mini-sparkplug to start skin’s ability to
neutralize free radicals before they deface skin. Murumuru butter maximizes skin’s moisture barrier. Rose fruit oil hydrates. Centella Asiatica firms. Vitamin C brightens and helps even out skintone. And aromatic orange, bergamot, and spearmint fortify the feel-good factor. Keep your skin in A Perfect World™ 24/7
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This is a full sized product, and it costs $49CAD online. It comes in a tube bottle- where the tube is made with 30% post consumer plastics and the cap is made with 100% recycled plastics.(The original container is a jar.)
When I first opened the it and squeezed out the product, the first thing I notice is the smell. It’s not the most pleasant, delightful smell. It’s pungent in a sickly, sweet way which can throw some people off. Despite the smell, I proceeded to try out the product anyway. I tried it before going to bed, and I woke up in the morning hoping my skin was still okay. My skin was actually fairly soft. It absorbed the product easily and moisturized well.
It’s a bit thick, so it’s a bit sticky when I first dab it on, and it’s pungent- so I prefer using it as a night cream; although you can use it night and day.
This is my first Origins product, and although the formula works well with my skin, the smell is a bit of a put off for me. I am interested to try their other products though, since it seems to use lots of natural products!
Anyone else have experience with Origins?


I still haven’t tried mine yet, because I don’t even know where it is! Probably amongst all the things I have yet to unpack…
Don’t worry you’re not missing anything amazing of the sort!
great review!
I need to try more origins products..
Thanks! Have you tried other products before?
I have tried the ginger body souffle which was really lovely and smelled really nice. Also the charcoal mask which was good, but not better than cheaper masks I had tried so I could never justify the price. I also tried the papaya cleanser (i think it had pineapple scent too?) and it was really drying to my skin but smelled lovely. I also tried the brightening moisturizer and that was really nice, but not enough results so I stopped using it. These products are a few yrs old though and I would love to try their newer stuff! Post reviews if you can; I’d love to read them!
Wow that’s a lot! I want to try the charcoal mask because I have horrible pores- but yeah the price is hard to justify
The ginger body souffle sounds heavenly!! I’ll have to start extending my range of skincare products!
yeah this was a couple yrs. ago. The charcoal mask is okay but kind of drying. I think it works as good as the Queen Bee masks you can get at Sallys for less money tbh. Yeah I really loved the ginger body souffle!
i just realized the cleanser was banana not papaya. It was called “Never a Dull Moment” haha my bad!
I have never tried any origins products! It’s too bad that it has a strong scent!
At least it was a free product!
Free is always the best haha! I would never buy it for full price D: