Dieux Skin reviews and discussion

I’m split on Instant Angel tbh! It provides great hydration, but the feel of the product is kind of tacky and has a slightly unpleasant smell (though I do prefer unscented products and am glad this doesn’t contain scent). I think I will switch back to my old moisturizer for nighttime. That said, I started using Air Angel in the daytime at the same time I switched to Instant Angel and I love the feel and smell of that product. I will keep it in my routine!

I've had an overall very good experience with Dieux. They have great customer service. I love the small selection of products- it makes choosing something easier. I have sensitive skin and everything I've tried has worked well. The Instant Angel was my first purchase, and it's richer and more hydrating than other moisturizers I've tried, but I do think the price point is high for what it is. I like that it's unscented and sensitive skin friendly, and hopefully it'll get cheaper in the future.

Dieux was the original eyepatch company and their eye patches were so easy to use and were eco-friendly. The batch that I received was slightly defective and they had instructed to boil it to make it more flimsy to use on the face. I wasn’t able to achieve that. I hope they have better products for others now.

I have been using Dieux Skin products since their launch in 2020 and will probably use Instant Angel and Deliverance until the day I die. Yes, they're THAT good. Not only are all of their products and packaging well thought out, but the formulations and quality are unmatched. The brand truly cares about listening to its customers and taking care of the planet, all while providing the most amazing products and brand transparency. I tell everyone who asks about my skin about my holy-grail products. Recently, I purchased some of them for a holiday 'favorite things' party, to share the goodness with the other girlies in my life.

As someone with extremely sensitive, dry skin, I have a treasure trove of products that sit on my shelf unable to be used due to a reaction. Fortunately I have not had that happen with any dieux product I have purchased. The baptism cleanser, instant angel, and air angel moisturizer have been my holy grail products for the past year, and I've gone through so many refills. I'm reluctant top switch up my routine due to my skin's reactivity, but I can always use this and have no problems.

Dieux Deliverance Serum has truly been a gamechanger for my skin. I’ve tried countless serums over the years, but this one quickly became a holy grail. The texture is lightweight yet nourishing, so it sinks in easily without any stickiness, and it layers seamlessly under moisturizer and sunscreen. What really sets it apart is how calming it is — my skin feels less reactive and more balanced, and over time I’ve noticed a big difference in overall evenness and resilience. It hydrates beautifully while also helping with redness and irritation, which makes it one of the few products I can reach for both on good skin days and during flare-ups. For me, this serum is proof that effective skincare doesn’t need to be overcomplicated — it just works, and it’s one I’ll keep repurchasing.

This moisturizer is nicer than I expected, and everything Dieux done has been great, from packaging to the feel of it itself. The moisturizer feels cool when it spreads on your skin, and the cooling effect stays for longer, about 5-10 minutes after applying. You can feel there's a layer on top of your skin, but it doesn't feel tacky like other heavy moisturizers. Will definitely come back!

I’ve been using the Ethereal Cleansing Oil for a few weeks now, and overall, I really like it. My skin feels amazing after each use, soft, clean, and never stripped! Unlike many other cleansing oils I’ve tried, this one doesn’t irritate my eyes at all, which is a big win for me. It’s clearly formulated with sensitive skin in mind and has a great ingredient list that feels gentle but effective. It also came with a free sample, which was a nice surprise and let me try another product from them. That said, I do have a couple of gripes. For the price, the bottle is quite small (only 3.38 fl oz.), so it feels a bit pricey since you need 1-2 pumps for each use. Also, one of the selling points was that it’s supposed to eliminate the need for double-cleansing, but in reality, I still feel like I have to follow up with a second cleanse to get everything off. It doesn't get all the makeup off :/ All in all, it's a good cleansing oil with some great qualities, but I wouldn’t rely on it as a one-and-done cleanse.

I got their infamous eye masks (the limited edition white tattoo ones which were SICK). It was honestly a weird product to use. It didn't come with any sample under eye / eye area serums (not that any were promised) so I put off testing them for a while since I didn't have any serums. There's also not really instructions but once I put serum on my face and stuck on the eye patches - they really did stick on and stay on like magic. The thin rubbery material is a bit odd to get used to at first but is easy to clean. I just don't really find myself reaching for these that often! Would recommend for those trying to make eye cream a staple of their skincare routine / those where it's already a staple of their routine.

I have been sleeping on Dieux, I will now admit it. I’ve primarily heard the buzz around their eye masks and eye gel, but the cleanser also caught my eye. I am pleased with the size of the product for the price, as well as the quality of the products. I appreciate the brands open support of LGBTQIA initiatives as well as their social stances like “caring for your skin during a protest” 🫶🏻 they have my dollar as a returning customer!

I've seen Dieux all over my social media. It really looks beautiful and I love that they started with reusable eye patches (I have some from Cocokind I use a few times a week). I purchased Baptism, the gentle gel facial cleanser as I was in need of a new facial cleanser. The bottle is beautiful (looks great on the counter), it feels like a good amount of product for the price (although $34 for a cleanser is bonkers), and it works like any old gel cleanser. It claims that it doesn't dry your face out - and has a lot of moisturizing properties. What I've learned is it's almost impossible for a cleanser not to have drying properties, unless it's an oil cleanser. After cleansing my face and letting it dry, there were noticeable dry patches (and I'm more combination skin). So meh- okay, but not great. I think I'd love to purchase Dieux as a nice gift, particularly their moisturizers, for friends who love trying out beauty products. And I would be interested in trying their other items when given the chance.

I learned about dieux right after it was launched on social media. I really like one of the co-founders, charlotte. I got the forever eye patches and Instant Angel. I really like the moisturizer because I have very, very dry skin.

My only experience with Dieux Skin is their Instant Angel lipid-rich facial moisturizer, which is a fantastic product. When my skin feels irritated or upset, Instant Angel definitely assists in calming my face down. I’ve repurchased twice.

I’ve been using the Dieux Forever Eye Mask Patches for a few weeks now, and here’s my real take. First off, these aren’t your typical one-and-done eye patches—they’re reusable, which is a huge plus for both sustainability and your wallet. The silicone material feels soft and flexible, and they stick nicely without sliding down your face, even if you’re walking around or multitasking. The magic isn’t in the patches themselves but in what you pair them with. They’re designed to help your eye cream or serum absorb better by sealing everything in. I’ve definitely noticed that my under-eyes look more plump and hydrated after using them—especially if I pop them in the fridge before applying. That said, they don’t work miracles on their own. If you’re expecting instant de-puffing or dark circle erasing from the patches alone, you might be disappointed. But as a tool to boost the effects of your existing skincare and reduce product waste, they’re genuinely impressive.

God my skin looks so soft and clear like a gosh dang angel it actually is worth that $70 price tag on their skincare cause it lasts a long time and keeps your skin clear and even when you stop using it it’s still good

Decent cream and lovely packaging !! Feels nice under my makeup and is quite hydrating, but a little pricey for the amount of product that you get in it. Not sure if I would buy again - but willing to try a few other products still!

I’m not sure about this one. Creamy, smells like something familiar. Smells kinda cheap to me however. It’s annoying to open the package. It is fragrance free supposedly. Not sure I’d buy these again.

I've had the angel tattoo forever eye patches for a little while now. There must have been a 2-for-1 special at the time I ordered mine because I got two pairs in the mail. The patches themselves are really pretty and they do work. I used to be a huge hydrogel girl before switching over to these! I always say a prayer before doing my undereye concealer because I get patchiness about 99% of the time but these patches help the skin stay hydrated and plump during makeup application... that is if I remember to put them on after skincare. My only real feedback is that they are a little $$$. Honestly, the price range is the only thing standing in the way of me trying more stuff from Dieux.

I absolutely love Instant Angel and the reusable eye masks! I used the same moisturizer for years and recently switched to this brand. Very hydrating, and I love that it isn't too expensive. I have tried all of their products and have loved all of them.

I adore Dieux Skin. The first time I tried Instant Angel I knew it would be a permanent part of my routine. I recommend it to everyone because it's so moisturizing but also absorbs quickly into my skin. I use it daily and re-buy it whenever I run out.