Overnight Star Night Cream

Peach & Lily Overnight Star Night Cream is an 80 mL / 2.70 oz overnight facial moisturizer designed to leave skin visibly more hydrated, luminous, smooth, and firm-looking by morning. Peach & Lily describes its texture as a cross between a bouncy jelly balm and whipped gel cream, with a naturally blue appearance in the jar that melts into skin with a colorless, non-greasy finish.

The formula combines squalane, glycerin, jojoba seed oil, niacinamide, macadamia seed oil, ginseng, acai berry, multiple forms of hyaluronic acid, peptides, panthenol, allantoin, Centella asiatica, shea butter, turmeric, and other botanical extracts. Peach & Lily positions it as the final step of an evening routine, replacing a regular moisturizer rather than being layered over another night cream.

About Overnight Star Night Cream

Overnight Star Night Cream is Peach & Lily’s richer nighttime moisturizer for concerns such as dryness, dullness, visible loss of firmness, redness, fine lines, and wrinkles. The brand currently lists it for dry, normal, oily, and combination skin, making it broader in skin-type positioning than its rich texture might initially suggest.

The product is sometimes described as a sleeping cream or sleeping mask because Peach & Lily previously used the Overnight Star Sleeping Mask wording and the current official URL still reflects that naming. The present product page, however, calls it Overnight Star Night Cream and identifies it as an overnight moisturizer.

The current Ulta product listing also describes it as lightweight and non-greasy despite its richer overnight-moisturizer positioning.

Overnight Star Night Cream Features

The product’s formula is structured more like a complete moisturizer than a thin treatment serum. Squalane and glycerin appear near the beginning of the ingredient list, alongside caprylic/capric triglyceride, cetearyl alcohol, jojoba esters, jojoba seed oil, and triethylhexanoin. These ingredients create the emollient and humectant foundation responsible for much of its soft, cushioned feel.

Peach & Lily then adds niacinamide, botanical oils and extracts, several hyaluronic-acid forms, oligopeptide-1, panthenol, allantoin, adenosine, shea butter, vitamin E, and other conditioning ingredients. The brand’s primary cosmetic claims are hydration, visible brightness, bounce, firmness, smoother-looking fine lines, and improved radiance.

Squalane High In The Formula

Squalane is the fourth ingredient in the current formula, giving it a meaningful role rather than being a trace ingredient added near the bottom of the list.

Squalane is an emollient that helps soften dry skin and supports a smoother surface feel. The American Academy of Dermatology identifies squalane as an emollient that can soothe skin, while glycerin and hyaluronic acid act as humectants that support hydration.

Its placement helps explain why Overnight Star can feel nourishing without depending entirely on heavier butters or waxes.

Glycerin For Overnight Hydration

Glycerin is another high-position ingredient in Overnight Star.

As a humectant, glycerin helps the outer layers of skin retain water. Dermatologists commonly recommend glycerin and hyaluronic-acid-containing moisturizers when dryness is a concern because both can support skin hydration.

This is an important part of understanding the product’s overnight effect. Skin may look smoother and more refreshed the next morning partly because well-hydrated surface skin reflects light more evenly and fine dehydration lines can appear softer.

That is different from permanently changing the structure of deeper wrinkles.

Niacinamide

Niacinamide appears within the first ten ingredients of the published formula. Peach & Lily highlights it as a vitamin B3 ingredient associated with brightening and balancing the skin.

Clinical research has found that topical niacinamide can reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation under certain study conditions, while other research has reported improvements in epidermal barrier function and transepidermal water loss.

Those studies support niacinamide as a useful cosmetic ingredient, but Peach & Lily does not publish a niacinamide percentage for Overnight Star on its current product page. It should therefore not be marketed as though it were a high-strength 5% or 10% niacinamide treatment.

Jojoba Seed Oil And Jojoba Esters

The formula contains both jojoba esters and Simmondsia Chinensis seed oil, with jojoba oil appearing prominently enough that Peach & Lily makes it one of the product’s seven featured ingredients.

The brand emphasizes moisturization and balance as the main cosmetic benefits of jojoba within Overnight Star.

For an Erothots product page, the most useful way to describe jojoba is as an emollient component that contributes slip, softness, and a less dry surface feel. It should not be presented as an acne treatment or as permanently repairing damaged skin.

Macadamia Seed Oil

Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil is also relatively high in the ingredient list, appearing immediately after niacinamide.

This oil contributes further emollience to the night cream and works alongside jojoba, squalane, caprylic/capric triglyceride, moringa seed oil, and shea butter.

The combination explains why the formula can provide substantial overnight conditioning despite Peach & Lily describing the final finish as non-greasy.

Acai Berry Extract

Peach & Lily highlights Euterpe Oleracea Fruit Extract, or acai berry extract, as one of Overnight Star’s signature ingredients. The brand associates it with antioxidant activity and with reviving the appearance of dry and dull skin.

Acai sits within a broader antioxidant-oriented botanical blend rather than functioning as the sole active in the moisturizer.

It is therefore more accurate to say Overnight Star contains antioxidant-rich plant extracts that support brighter and healthier-looking skin than to claim acai reverses environmental skin damage.

Black Ginseng Marketing And The INCI Name

Peach & Lily refers to Black Ginseng Root Extract in the featured-ingredient section. The published ingredient list itself uses the standard INCI-style name Panax Ginseng Root Extract.

The brand associates its ginseng component with improving the appearance of premature skin aging.

Because the ingredient declaration does not provide a percentage or processing specification, Erothots should avoid inventing a concentration or claiming that the formula contains a particular standardized amount of black-ginseng actives.

Hyaluronic Acid Complex

Peach & Lily promotes a proprietary Hyaluronic Acid Complex built from different molecular forms. The current ingredient list includes Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid, Sodium Acetylated Hyaluronate, and Sodium Hyaluronate.

The brand describes the complex as using short-, medium-, and long-chain molecules to provide layered hydration.

Hyaluronic-acid ingredients are primarily valuable in a moisturizer because of their water-binding properties. The AAD lists hyaluronic acid among useful humectants for maintaining skin hydration.

The resulting plumper appearance is a hydration effect. It should not be compared with injectable hyaluronic-acid filler or described as permanently adding volume beneath the skin.

Peptide Complex

Peach & Lily also highlights a proprietary Peptide Complex, while the current INCI specifically lists Oligopeptide-1.

The brand connects the peptide blend with firmer-looking skin and a reduction in the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Topical peptides are an active area of cosmetic research, but their performance depends on the specific peptide, formulation, stability, concentration, and ability to reach the relevant skin layers. Reviews of topical peptides note that effective skin delivery can be technically challenging and may require formulation strategies that improve penetration.

For that reason, the safest description is that the peptide component supports the product’s visible firming and smoothing positioning, rather than promising that the cream rebuilds a particular percentage of dermal collagen.

Collagen In The Ingredient List

The current ingredient declaration includes an ingredient simply listed as Collagen.

Topical collagen should not be interpreted as directly replacing the collagen naturally found deeper in skin. Research reviewing topical collagen notes that conventional collagen is generally more useful for surface hydration and film-forming effects than for replacing endogenous dermal collagen.

That makes Overnight Star’s visible smoothing and plumping language more realistic than saying the collagen ingredient rebuilds the skin’s collagen structure overnight.

A Note On The Vegan Badge And Collagen Listing

Peach & Lily currently displays a Vegan badge on the official Overnight Star product page. The same current ingredient declaration includes an ingredient named Collagen, and the product page does not explain its source beside that INCI entry.

Peach & Lily does use explicitly labeled vegan collagen in some newer products, showing that plant-derived or biotechnology-derived collagen alternatives are part of the brand’s portfolio. However, the Overnight Star page does not currently make that same source statement for its collagen ingredient.

For shoppers following a strict vegan standard, the most responsible ecommerce wording is therefore: Peach & Lily currently labels Overnight Star Vegan, but the published ingredient list also names Collagen without explaining its source on the product page.

That preserves the manufacturer’s claim without inventing an ingredient origin that has not been disclosed there.

Panthenol And Allantoin

The formula includes both panthenol and allantoin, two ingredients frequently used in moisturizing and soothing skincare.

They sit alongside glycerin, squalane, hyaluronic acid, plant oils, and shea butter, making them supporting components rather than the entire hydration system.

Their inclusion helps the formula make sense for skin that feels dry or temporarily uncomfortable, but Overnight Star remains cosmetic skincare rather than treatment for dermatitis, eczema, or another inflammatory skin disease.

Centella Asiatica

Centella Asiatica Extract is also present in the formula.

Centella is frequently used in Korean skincare aimed at soothing and conditioning, but Peach & Lily does not publish its percentage here.

The product should therefore not be described as a high-concentration Centella treatment. It is one botanical within a much more complex night-cream formula.

Turmeric And Botanical Antioxidants

The cream contains Curcuma Longa Root Extract, along with acai, blueberry, holy basil, neem, eggplant, lilac, aloe flower, and several other botanical extracts.

This broad plant-extract blend contributes to Peach & Lily’s antioxidant and radiance-focused story.

More botanicals do not automatically mean a formula will suit every sensitive skin type. Ingredient tolerance remains individual, particularly because Overnight Star also contains lavender oil.

The Naturally Blue Cream

Peach & Lily describes Overnight Star as having a naturally rich blue color in the jar that becomes colorless when spread over the skin.

The current ingredient list does not show a conventional CI blue colorant, but the brand does not identify one specific ingredient as solely responsible for the shade. It is therefore better to describe the cream exactly as Peach & Lily does rather than guessing which botanical creates the blue appearance.

Lightweight Despite The Rich Ingredient Base

Overnight Star contains squalane, jojoba oil, macadamia oil, moringa oil, shea butter, fatty alcohols, and several esters, yet both Peach & Lily and Ulta describe the finished texture as lightweight and non-greasy.

This is an example of why an ingredient list alone cannot tell someone exactly how heavy a moisturizer will feel. Emulsifier balance, oil proportions, texture polymers, and the complete formulation determine the finished sensory profile.

The brand founder describes it as sitting between a bouncy jelly balm and a whipped gel cream.

Overnight Hydration And Morning Results

Ulta says the product works rapidly overnight and is intended to produce noticeable visible results by morning, particularly in hydration and radiance. Peach & Lily similarly says users can wake to visibly hydrated, brighter, and firmer-looking skin.

These are manufacturer cosmetic performance claims.

A richer moisturizer can reasonably change how dry skin looks and feels over one night because surface hydration can improve quickly. More gradual concerns such as persistent pigmentation or established wrinkles should not be expected to disappear after one application.

Brightening Without Exfoliating Acids

Overnight Star contains niacinamide and antioxidant-rich botanical extracts, but the current formula is not built around a high-strength glycolic, lactic, or salicylic acid treatment.

This makes its brightening approach different from a resurfacing night peel.

The focus is more on moisturization, niacinamide, antioxidants, and maintaining a smooth, luminous skin surface.

Someone seeking intensive exfoliation should therefore treat Overnight Star as a moisturizer rather than assume that “brightening” means it chemically exfoliates the skin.

Fine Lines Versus Deep Wrinkles

Peach & Lily lists fine lines and wrinkles among the product’s concerns and describes visible smoothing and firming as benefits.

Part of this improvement may come from hydration. When dry surface skin holds more water, shallow lines can look softer and skin can appear more supple.

Niacinamide has also shown improvements in several signs of aging in clinical research, including some visible fine-line and texture measures, although results from ingredient studies cannot automatically be assigned to this exact finished product.

The cream should therefore be sold around smoother and firmer-looking skin, not permanent wrinkle removal.

Redness And Soothing Claims

Peach & Lily includes redness among the concerns addressed by Overnight Star and describes the cream as deeply soothing.

This should remain cosmetic language.

Persistent redness can have many causes, and a moisturizer cannot diagnose whether redness comes from dryness, irritation, rosacea, contact dermatitis, sun exposure, or another condition.

Someone with ongoing painful, itchy, swollen, or unexplained redness may need professional assessment rather than simply increasing night-cream use.

Fragrance-Free Claim Needs Important Context

Ulta currently describes Peach & Lily’s formula standards as fragrance-free and alcohol-free.

However, the published Overnight Star ingredient list ends with Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil.

There is no ingredient literally listed as “Parfum” or “Fragrance,” but lavender essential oil is an aromatic botanical ingredient. For someone who avoids scented essential oils because of sensitive skin, this distinction matters.

The FDA advises people with fragrance sensitivities to read complete cosmetic ingredient lists carefully because fragrance-related sensitivity can vary from one person to another.

For Erothots, the safest wording is: marketed as fragrance-free, with no Parfum/Fragrance listed, but the formula does contain lavender oil.

Alcohol-Free Does Not Mean No Fatty Alcohols

Ulta also markets the product as alcohol-free, yet the ingredient list contains Cetearyl Alcohol.

There is no contradiction here in the usual cosmetic sense.

Cetearyl alcohol is a fatty alcohol used for emollience, texture, and emulsion stability. It is very different from volatile drying alcohols such as ethanol or alcohol denat., which are generally what “alcohol-free” marketing is referring to.

Night Cream Versus Sleeping Mask

Overnight Star can reasonably be called either a night cream or sleeping-mask-style moisturizer because its role is the same: it remains on the skin overnight as the final leave-on moisturizing layer. Peach & Lily’s current page uses Night Cream while still describing it as a sleeping cream mask.

It does not need to be rinsed off after a short masking period.

The product is intended to remain on the face while sleeping and be followed by the normal morning skincare routine.

Application And Evening Routine

Peach & Lily directs users to apply Overnight Star as the last step of the nighttime routine instead of the regular moisturizer. Daily PM use is permitted.

A typical sequence could therefore be cleanser, toner or essence if used, serum, and then Overnight Star.

Because it is already a moisturizer, layering another rich face cream beneath or over it is not necessary unless there is a specific reason to do so.

Using It With Serums

Its position as the final moisturizing step allows Overnight Star to be paired with lighter hydrating or treatment serums underneath.

Peach & Lily itself lists products such as Super Oasis Concentrated Serum and Glass Skin Refining Serum among suggested pairings.

Compatibility still depends on the rest of the routine. If another product repeatedly causes burning or irritation, covering it with a rich night cream does not make the irritating step automatically appropriate.

No SPF

Overnight Star does not provide an SPF claim and is intended for nighttime use.

Its antioxidant, niacinamide, ginseng, and botanical positioning should not be confused with ultraviolet protection.

The American Academy of Dermatology recommends broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher during daytime exposure, and notes that consistent sun protection helps reduce premature signs of aging including wrinkles and dark spots.

A nighttime brightening routine is therefore most useful when daytime UV protection is also handled separately.

Current Ingredient List

The current formula contains:

Water (Aqua), Propanediol, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Squalane, Glycerin, Cetearyl Alcohol, Jojoba Esters, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Triethylhexanoin, Niacinamide, Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil, 1,2-Hexanediol, Panax Ginseng Root Extract, Euterpe Oleracea Fruit Extract, Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root Extract, Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid, Centella Asiatica Extract, Coccinia Indica Fruit Extract, Corallina Officinalis Extract, Eclipta Prostrata Extract, Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate, Collagen, Melia Azadirachta Flower Extract, Melia Azadirachta Leaf Extract, Moringa Oleifera Seed Oil, Oligopeptide-1, Allantoin, Lactobacillus Ferment, Panthenol, Sodium Acetylated Hyaluronate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Ocimum Sanctum Leaf Extract, Solanum Melongena Fruit Extract, Syringa Vulgaris Extract, Vaccinium Angustifolium Fruit Extract, Adenosine, Butylene Glycol, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Diethoxyethyl Succinate, Sorbitan Olivate, Citric Acid, Tocopherol, Glucose, Cetearyl Glucoside, Cetearyl Olivate, Coco-Caprylate/Caprate, Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate, Aloe Barbadensis Flower Extract, Hydroxyacetophenone, Trisodium Ethylenediamine Disuccinate, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Tromethamine, Xanthan Gum, and Lavandula Angustifolia Oil.

Anyone checking a known sensitivity should rely on the ingredient declaration printed on the package received because cosmetic formulations can change over time.

Who May Appreciate Overnight Star Night Cream

Overnight Star makes the strongest case for someone looking for one richer nighttime moisturizer that combines hydration, emollience, niacinamide, antioxidants, botanical extracts, hyaluronic acid, and peptides rather than using a basic occlusive cream alone.

Dry or dehydrated skin may particularly appreciate the squalane, glycerin, jojoba oil, macadamia oil, shea butter, and hyaluronic-acid system. Someone concerned with dullness may value the niacinamide and antioxidant-focused ingredient blend.

Although Peach & Lily lists oily and combination skin among suitable types, people who prefer extremely lightweight gel moisturizers may find this richer oil-and-emollient formula more substantial.

Anyone with known sensitivity to lavender essential oil should also note its presence despite Ulta’s broader fragrance-free positioning.

What Makes Overnight Star Night Cream Different

The defining feature of Peach & Lily Overnight Star Night Cream is how many moisturizing and appearance-focused components are packed into a single overnight step.

Its 80 mL formula begins with squalane, glycerin, jojoba ingredients, and niacinamide, then adds macadamia oil, ginseng, acai berry, turmeric, Centella asiatica, multiple hyaluronic-acid forms, oligopeptide-1, panthenol, allantoin, shea butter, vitamin E, adenosine, and numerous botanical extracts. Peach & Lily positions the result as a lightweight sleeping cream that visibly hydrates, brightens, smooths, firms, and improves bounce by morning.

Two formulation details deserve particular transparency. The official page currently displays a Vegan badge while the ingredient list names Collagen without specifying its source, and Ulta describes the formula as fragrance-free even though lavender oil appears in the INCI. Neither point requires assuming the product claim is wrong, but both are worth disclosing for shoppers with strict vegan or fragrance-sensitivity requirements.

For Erothots, Overnight Star Night Cream is best positioned as a 2.70 oz Peach & Lily overnight moisturizer with squalane, niacinamide, jojoba oil, acai, ginseng, hyaluronic acid, peptides, and a rich botanical-emollient base for visibly hydrated, smoother, brighter and firmer-looking skin by morning, while keeping overnight cosmetic improvements separate from claims of permanent wrinkle removal, collagen replacement, or medical skin repair.