Here at Mother, we’re always on the hunt for greatness when it comes to beauty products. We try them, and try them again, so we can report back with the best of the best. Recently, we got our hands on a few products from Sunday Riley Beauty, the science-meets-nature luxury skincare brand, and put them to the test.

The line’s best seller is the Juno Hydroactive Cellular Face Oil, loved by many for its silky smooth formula and ability to fight aging, while leaving skin soft and luminous. After a two-week trial we can stand in line with the rest of them and give this stellar oil two thumbs up. We noticed plump, glowing skin each morning after applying before bed that lasted all day long. Next up is the Start Over Active Eye Cream—another one of Sunday Riley’s greats. For those of us who struggle with puffing and fine lines resting under our lids, we have good news for you—this stuff really works! Our eyes were brighter and appeared tighter. Definitely keeping this superhero eye cream in our routine!

The Ceramic Slip Cleanser is another team player that tightens, purifies, and rejuvenates the skin by stimulation, circulation, and collagen. Although this particular product doesn’t have us jumping up and down with excitement, it does leave the skin squeaky clean and feeling fresh. Lastly, we gave the Good Genes Treatment’s formula a whirl. It contains key ingredients that improve circulation and plumps fine lines to reveal newer, vibrant skin. We’ve swapped out our regular serum and replaced it with this one for the past couple of weeks and are happy with the results. Our skin looks refreshed and pores are visibly smaller. A little goes a long way with this stuff, plus, it doubles as a mask. We like a product that multitasks!

All of these SRB formulas not only play the part, but look the part, in their glamorous glass bottles. So, if you’re tired of trying products that have a lot of talk and not much action, you need to get on the Sunday Riley Beauty train, stat! We did and we don’t plan on getting off any time soon.