- “La Retro has a blend of different oils, including baobab and marula oils, plus ceramides”4:42–4:47
- “It's not petroleum and mineral oil based”4:47–4:52
- Source: Dermatologist Compares Dollar Tree vs High-End Skincare - Jan 24, 2026
Drunk Elephant
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- “This cream has gone mega mega viral which is so random cuz this has been around for a very long time”1:08–1:13
- “It is a nice cream um but it's very very thick”1:32–1:37
- “It has six African oils in it and ceramides so really ingredients that are going to like lock in that moisture in the skin”1:35–1:41
- “If you have very dry skin I think this would be a pretty good cream for you”1:41–1:47
- “I feel like it didn't wow me you know”1:47–1:51
- “I think a lot of the craze is the gimmick of like you know the pump action”1:50–1:54
- “I think this cream actually broke me out like it clogged my pores cuz I think it was too heavy for my skin”1:54–1:58
- “I didn't repurchase it”1:58–2:03
- Source: Ranking TikTok viral products brutally honest - Nov 14, 2024
Brand note
Drunk Elephant is a skincare brand built around the idea of using compatible, non-irritating ingredients, but creator feedback is mixed. The Lala Retro Whipped Moisturizer is a thick, oil-rich cream that works well for very dry skin, though some find it heavy and pore-clogging. Across the line, products like the D-Bronzi drops and T.L.C. Framboos serum get specific praise for their function, but the brand also draws criticism for being overpriced and underwhelming given the hype.
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