Dixi Coenzyme Q10 Cream — A Supporting Player That Does Its Job

I truly believe that real skin benefits mostly come from serums, while creams have long become supporting products focused on smoothness and nourishment. That’s why my routine almost always includes an active serum, which I then seal with a simple cream. At the moment, that cream is Dixi Coenzyme Q10. And between us — I also use it as an overnight face mask.

The cream comes in a sturdy cardboard box and a 50 ml glass jar with a plastic lid. There was even a protective seal, which is impressive for a mass-market product. The texture is quite interesting: it contains a noticeable amount of silicones, giving it a very slippery feel, yet it remains velvety and creamy at the same time. The fragrance is fairly strong and floral, but it disappears within a couple of minutes.

I usually use it as a night cream. It applies easily and spreads quickly, but you do need to be careful with the amount — if you overapply, it can start to pill. It seals in serums well, doesn’t conflict with other products, and doesn’t clog pores.

I’ve also grown to love using it as an overnight mask. In this case, a thicker layer works perfectly. I simply follow my regular skincare routine and apply this cream as the final step. In the morning, I rinse off any residue and enjoy how fresh and rested my skin looks.