Glory Cream – Eco by Sonya

$89.00
Glory Cream is an ultra-nourishing cream formulated with carefully selected natural ingredients that are scientifically proven to help repair the skin barrier and deliver a deep, rich drench of moisture. It melts in and plumps the skin.
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Product Reviews by Experts
Glory Cream really does feel glorious: rich, luxuriant and expensive. It feels intensively moisturising and my salt-worn skin has been drinking it up. Glory Cream melts into the skin rather than sitting on top of it, making my skin glow happily with hydration. And it feels as good as it smells; notes of creamy cacao are always a good thing. Eco by Sonya sets the bar high: Certified Organic Food Chain Australia, Accredited Toxic Free by Safe Cosmetics Australia, 100% natural, 74% organic, vegan, microplastic-free and PFAS-free: there are many layers of deep commitment to their values. Eco by Sonya holds a beautiful philosophy at its centre: “ingredients must do no harm to skin, people or the planet.” Also impressive is the Miracle Made Foundation, a not-for-profit initiative created to make meaningful, direct impact. This commitment to a built-in practice of social responsibility is rare and appreciated.
Eco by Sonya Glory Cream is beautifully packaged in a hygienic push-down tub that dispenses just the right amount of product. With ingredients such as organic cacao butter and apricot kernel oil, the rich cream has a delicious cocoa-like scent and is an absolute pleasure to apply, leaving my skin feeling oh-so-nourished, plump and incredibly soft. It melts into the skin without feeling heavy, making it a wonderful, luxurious everyday moisturiser. I love that this brand takes a truly thoughtful approach to sustainability, from ethically sourced certified organic ingredients to recyclable packaging and ongoing efforts to reduce their environmental footprint. So impressed!
The cream feels rich and nourishing, making it a great option for dry skin. I loved that organic apricot kernel oil, aloe vera and chia are the first ingredients listed rather than water, which makes the formula feel more concentrated and packed with beneficial ingredients. I was impressed that the brand looks beyond just the ingredients themselves and also considers where they come from, how they are grown and the impact they have on both people and the planet. Their use of organic ingredients, solar-powered operations and ongoing commitment to becoming even more sustainable shows an effort to do business in a more thoughtful and responsible way.
Glory Cream really does feel glorious: rich, luxuriant and expensive. It feels intensively moisturising and my salt-worn skin has been drinking it up. Glory Cream melts into the skin rather than sitting on top of it, making my skin glow happily with hydration. And it feels as good as it smells; notes of creamy cacao are always a good thing. Eco by Sonya sets the bar high: Certified Organic Food Chain Australia, Accredited Toxic Free by Safe Cosmetics Australia, 100% natural, 74% organic, vegan, microplastic-free and PFAS-free: there are many layers of deep commitment to their values. Eco by Sonya holds a beautiful philosophy at its centre: “ingredients must do no harm to skin, people or the planet.” Also impressive is the Miracle Made Foundation, a not-for-profit initiative created to make meaningful, direct impact. This commitment to a built-in practice of social responsibility is rare and appreciated.
Eco by Sonya Glory Cream is beautifully packaged in a hygienic push-down tub that dispenses just the right amount of product. With ingredients such as organic cacao butter and apricot kernel oil, the rich cream has a delicious cocoa-like scent and is an absolute pleasure to apply, leaving my skin feeling oh-so-nourished, plump and incredibly soft. It melts into the skin without feeling heavy, making it a wonderful, luxurious everyday moisturiser. I love that this brand takes a truly thoughtful approach to sustainability, from ethically sourced certified organic ingredients to recyclable packaging and ongoing efforts to reduce their environmental footprint. So impressed!
The cream feels rich and nourishing, making it a great option for dry skin. I loved that organic apricot kernel oil, aloe vera and chia are the first ingredients listed rather than water, which makes the formula feel more concentrated and packed with beneficial ingredients. I was impressed that the brand looks beyond just the ingredients themselves and also considers where they come from, how they are grown and the impact they have on both people and the planet. Their use of organic ingredients, solar-powered operations and ongoing commitment to becoming even more sustainable shows an effort to do business in a more thoughtful and responsible way.
Glory Cream really does feel glorious: rich, luxuriant and expensive. It feels intensively moisturising and my salt-worn skin has been drinking it up. Glory Cream melts into the skin rather than sitting on top of it, making my skin glow happily with hydration. And it feels as good as it smells; notes of creamy cacao are always a good thing. Eco by Sonya sets the bar high: Certified Organic Food Chain Australia, Accredited Toxic Free by Safe Cosmetics Australia, 100% natural, 74% organic, vegan, microplastic-free and PFAS-free: there are many layers of deep commitment to their values. Eco by Sonya holds a beautiful philosophy at its centre: “ingredients must do no harm to skin, people or the planet.” Also impressive is the Miracle Made Foundation, a not-for-profit initiative created to make meaningful, direct impact. This commitment to a built-in practice of social responsibility is rare and appreciated.
Eco by Sonya Glory Cream is beautifully packaged in a hygienic push-down tub that dispenses just the right amount of product. With ingredients such as organic cacao butter and apricot kernel oil, the rich cream has a delicious cocoa-like scent and is an absolute pleasure to apply, leaving my skin feeling oh-so-nourished, plump and incredibly soft. It melts into the skin without feeling heavy, making it a wonderful, luxurious everyday moisturiser. I love that this brand takes a truly thoughtful approach to sustainability, from ethically sourced certified organic ingredients to recyclable packaging and ongoing efforts to reduce their environmental footprint. So impressed!
The cream feels rich and nourishing, making it a great option for dry skin. I loved that organic apricot kernel oil, aloe vera and chia are the first ingredients listed rather than water, which makes the formula feel more concentrated and packed with beneficial ingredients. I was impressed that the brand looks beyond just the ingredients themselves and also considers where they come from, how they are grown and the impact they have on both people and the planet. Their use of organic ingredients, solar-powered operations and ongoing commitment to becoming even more sustainable shows an effort to do business in a more thoughtful and responsible way.
Glory Cream really does feel glorious: rich, luxuriant and expensive. It feels intensively moisturising and my salt-worn skin has been drinking it up. Glory Cream melts into the skin rather than sitting on top of it, making my skin glow happily with hydration. And it feels as good as it smells; notes of creamy cacao are always a good thing. Eco by Sonya sets the bar high: Certified Organic Food Chain Australia, Accredited Toxic Free by Safe Cosmetics Australia, 100% natural, 74% organic, vegan, microplastic-free and PFAS-free: there are many layers of deep commitment to their values. Eco by Sonya holds a beautiful philosophy at its centre: “ingredients must do no harm to skin, people or the planet.” Also impressive is the Miracle Made Foundation, a not-for-profit initiative created to make meaningful, direct impact. This commitment to a built-in practice of social responsibility is rare and appreciated.
Eco by Sonya Glory Cream is beautifully packaged in a hygienic push-down tub that dispenses just the right amount of product. With ingredients such as organic cacao butter and apricot kernel oil, the rich cream has a delicious cocoa-like scent and is an absolute pleasure to apply, leaving my skin feeling oh-so-nourished, plump and incredibly soft. It melts into the skin without feeling heavy, making it a wonderful, luxurious everyday moisturiser. I love that this brand takes a truly thoughtful approach to sustainability, from ethically sourced certified organic ingredients to recyclable packaging and ongoing efforts to reduce their environmental footprint. So impressed!
The cream feels rich and nourishing, making it a great option for dry skin. I loved that organic apricot kernel oil, aloe vera and chia are the first ingredients listed rather than water, which makes the formula feel more concentrated and packed with beneficial ingredients. I was impressed that the brand looks beyond just the ingredients themselves and also considers where they come from, how they are grown and the impact they have on both people and the planet. Their use of organic ingredients, solar-powered operations and ongoing commitment to becoming even more sustainable shows an effort to do business in a more thoughtful and responsible way.
Glory Cream really does feel glorious: rich, luxuriant and expensive. It feels intensively moisturising and my salt-worn skin has been drinking it up. Glory Cream melts into the skin rather than sitting on top of it, making my skin glow happily with hydration. And it feels as good as it smells; notes of creamy cacao are always a good thing. Eco by Sonya sets the bar high: Certified Organic Food Chain Australia, Accredited Toxic Free by Safe Cosmetics Australia, 100% natural, 74% organic, vegan, microplastic-free and PFAS-free: there are many layers of deep commitment to their values. Eco by Sonya holds a beautiful philosophy at its centre: “ingredients must do no harm to skin, people or the planet.” Also impressive is the Miracle Made Foundation, a not-for-profit initiative created to make meaningful, direct impact. This commitment to a built-in practice of social responsibility is rare and appreciated.
Eco by Sonya Glory Cream is beautifully packaged in a hygienic push-down tub that dispenses just the right amount of product. With ingredients such as organic cacao butter and apricot kernel oil, the rich cream has a delicious cocoa-like scent and is an absolute pleasure to apply, leaving my skin feeling oh-so-nourished, plump and incredibly soft. It melts into the skin without feeling heavy, making it a wonderful, luxurious everyday moisturiser. I love that this brand takes a truly thoughtful approach to sustainability, from ethically sourced certified organic ingredients to recyclable packaging and ongoing efforts to reduce their environmental footprint. So impressed!
The cream feels rich and nourishing, making it a great option for dry skin. I loved that organic apricot kernel oil, aloe vera and chia are the first ingredients listed rather than water, which makes the formula feel more concentrated and packed with beneficial ingredients. I was impressed that the brand looks beyond just the ingredients themselves and also considers where they come from, how they are grown and the impact they have on both people and the planet. Their use of organic ingredients, solar-powered operations and ongoing commitment to becoming even more sustainable shows an effort to do business in a more thoughtful and responsible way.






















