4.2
84% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
cocokind
4.2 • 233 Reviews
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4.2
84% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
Cocokind earns mixed-to-positive reviews: the brand delivers gentle, non-irritating formulas that suit sensitive, acne‑prone skin—standouts include the Ceramide Barrier Serum, Oil to Milk Cleanser, Revitalizing Eye Cream, and mineral/“silk” SPFs—yet several reviewers report modest results and occasional pilling, white cast, odd scents, or textures. Reviews of Cocokind also praise its transparency, clean ingredients, and sustainability focus, while noting inconsistent efficacy across products and complaints about jar packaging, cracked lids, and some formulas feeling greasy or leaving residue.
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I tried the SPF and was so excited to give it a try because it everyone always raves about the product. When used it I was so disappointed because of the white cast. The SPF isn't suitable for deeper complexions or even medium complexions for that matter. It made me look grey/ purple -ish.
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The SPF needs to be improved to be suitable for ALL skin tones, otherwise it shouldn't be marketed as an inclusive product if only certain skin tones can use it.
I've used a few products from cocokind, but my favorite is the probiotic acne serum. I've definitely noticed an improvement in the acne on my chin.
Found many good reviews of the Cocokind daily SPF cream and decided to try it. It is very light and moisturizing and I'm happy with the purchase. Another great find is their chlorophyll mask which is powder-to-paste and makes your face feel so fresh and clean better than any cleanser.
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First of all the price point is affordable, which is great, but for some of the products I tried I did not see great results.
1y ago
Their Revitalizing Eye Cream is hydrating, smoothing, and works for my sensitive skin. I haven't had any millia while using this, which is rare for an eye cream.
As with all skincare, skincare is personal! Some products will work and some will not - but cocokind definitely formulates products that feel like they have a true place in the very, very saturated skincare market, and at price points that feel slightly high for drug store, but still, absolutely reasonable. Their barrier serum is one product I can absolutely recommend to anybody working through a damaged skin barrier or experiencing redness. Other products are much more focused on skin type and skin condition/concern. Being retailed at both Whole Foods and Target makes it a lot more accessible than just being an online brand. Not every single cocokind product has worked out for me, but I haven't regretted a purchase yet. Their customer service is also very strong.
3y ago
I typically buy Cocokind when I'm in a pinch and have to resort to drugstore skincare products. I enjoy using them, but I've never been wowed by any products. They're gentle on the skin, the scents are pleasant, and they leave my skin feeling clean.
3y ago
I’ve converted my skincare regimen to almost entirely Cocokind products. My favorites are the ceramide serum and the polypeptide moisturizer. The moisturizer is super thick and healing, which is great for anyone with hormonal skin. I appreciate the brand’s dedication the price transparency and that their marketing isn’t overdone or overwhelming.
3y ago
Not every product is a hit - that's rarely true for any skincare brand. However, I do think they have a handful of products that are REALLY good for almost all skin types. For my eczema-prone, reactive skin, the ceramide recovery serum is a holy grail -- I order multiple at a time when it's on sale and it has replaced pricier barrier repair products in my routine. I reorder the sea kale clay mask every time it's on sale -- it's an incredibly gentle and exfoliating mask that I try to use once a week. Coffee body scrub is a great body exfoliant too Turmeric solution is a great alternative for people whose skin can't handle traditional vitamin C. I miss their matcha moisturizer (the stick doesn't hit the same), the resurfacing mask is fine (I prefer Herbivore Bakuchiol), and I haven't loved any of the cleansers enough to rebuy over a Cerave. Love their community and brand building initiatives!
I have a few things from this line. I don’t really like any of them, although I don’t really hate any of them either… they just don’t really do anything for me
3y ago
I have been a long time user of Cocokind and love their product line evolution. The clean ingredients, minimal packaging and range of products have kept me coming back. I love that it's a woman founded company that gives back to the wellness industry through their foundation.
I tried their sunscreen from target recently and thought it was pretty good. I have really sensitive skin too and it didn’t irritate. It worked as long as I wasn’t sweating or swimming. Better maybe for everyday use than for an active day in the sun. Interested in trying some of their other products in the future!
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Had to reapply the sunscreen frequently when sweating or swimming. I wish it was more sweat proof / water proof. Definitely felt like it came off once I started sweating.
4y ago
I use their face wash and body lotion daily. I've used some of their other products - texture cream, spf, eye cream - and personally didn't feel like they did much for me, but I think partially because they weren't for my skin type (specifically the texture cream). But I am always excited by their products and will try them out because I believe in the brand!
4y ago
I love some of their products, like the oil cleanser and the rose water tonic. The sunscreen made my face really itchy and left a terrible white cast.
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The sunscreen really needs work.
I've had a great experience with most of the cocokind products I've tried. The turmeric spot treatment and turmeric mask work really well at healing acne and acne scars. The mineral-based sunscreen kind of left behind pills of product that I can wipe off of my face which doesn't feel nice. I really like their sustainability efforts and brand ethos, however, and their rewards program is motivating (manipulative?) to keep coming back.
4y ago
This sunscreen works great BUT pilled really easily on my skin
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a smoother formula that doesn't pill up
Purchased the travel size cocokind oil to milk cleanser for a trip and I loved it! Felt gentle on my skin and wasn't drying at all afterward. A little goes a LONG way.
4y ago
Really love their sunblock, it's super light and lasted for around 2-3 months.
Honestly wasn't sure what to expect with this brand but the texture smoothing cream is now my all-time favorite moisturizer. I have repurchased it 5 times; it wears extremely well under makeup, is the perfect medium thickness that melts into skin, and is at a good price point.
Cocokind is my go-to skincare company. At this point I've probably tried 1+ of their products. Some I only needed to try 1x to realize that I didn't need it as part of my skincare routine, but others are the ONLY product I'll use now (oil to milk facewash, matcha stick). I even converted my non-face washing boyfriend into a Cocokind user with very little effort because the products really speak for themselves. Cocokind has a great variety of products and I really love their mission and social media (it's a great follow!). The products are accessible - sold at Target and Walmart and online on their own site and then places like Thrive. Nothing but good things to say!
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Continue to improve on sustainability - more and more products are moving towards this which is great and I love all the 'reuse' videos/ideas for the products.
This product didn’t work for me. Made me break out after using it once. The company however was lovely and refunded me with making me return the product which was nice. It can be a hassle to ship it back