Customer Rating: 
Summary: Amazing
Comment: My wife is in love with this product, makes her skin look and feel better. Perfect gift!
Customer Rating: 
Summary: NEVER BUY THIS PLEASE
Comment: Like many here, I was searching for the perfect moisturizer and there was so much seemingly positive marketing and info on this that I bought it. Within 24 hours of using it I was covered in the most painful red rash I have ever had in my life. I am 22, normal skin and also not allergy to ANYTHING. It was so incredibly horrible I covered my face in numbing itch cream and considered going to the hospital. It is the lavender oil according to my make up artist aunt, and supposedly most companies never use it. Philosophy...this is should come with a warning. This is an embarrassment.
Customer Rating:
Summary: OK, but too heavily perfumed
Comment: I was a little disappointed with Hope in a Jar. It was OK, but not great. I don't feel it moisturized my dryish skin as well and the cliique products I typically use, and the heavy perfumey odor was a big negative for me. I like a lot of the philosophy line but I doubt I'll buy this one again.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Stuff
Comment: I've used several Philosophy products and I'd say while this is their most popular it is with reason. This moisturizer is great. It's not amazing, but it's great. There's a difference! Makes my skin feel so soft and it radiates. I recommend it for combination skin.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Highly Overrated
Comment: I wanted to wait until I finished using the jar, to give it a fair rating/review. I have combination skin and this product does a fair job. Usually, that is to be expected from your average beauty products, but this product is priced in such a way and has received so much acclaim, that one would assume that this will be better than the rest. I would say that this product is very comparable to an above average skin moisturizer that can be found in any local drug store for about $10 (i.e. O** of O***). There were no noticeable differences in my skin. The hope must still be in the jar because it did not materialize on my face.
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