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Creams & Gels, Ingredient Preferences: Oil-free
(422)Ingredient Preferences:
Oil-free
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- It is great for fair skinI was a little worried about it, but now I don't regret buying it. Unscented, but the smell reminds me a little of ointment from the pharmacy, the consistency is light, it spreads easily, af Read moreAbib SPFThis is my first SPF in a stick and I am very satisfied. You can hardly feel it on the skin, it is really light. I have the problem of "layering" on my face with most SPFs, but I don't feel Read moreMore for dry skinThe cream is pleasant, I did not notice that it was significantly soothing, such a normal cream for me. I have combination skin
- Fine Good. But it falls out of the tube, you have to apply it carefully because I know it will fall out.Krem FarmstayThe cream is nice, thicker texture, but it's not heavy on the face, I use a smaller amount. The only thing I don't like is the strange smell.Rejuvenating cream with stem cells Cell Tox Dermajou CreamIt is perfect.
- It is great for fair skinI was a little worried about it, but now I don't regret buying it. Unscented, but the smell reminds me a little of ointment from the pharmacy, the consistency is light, it spreads easily, af Read moreAbib SPFThis is my first SPF in a stick and I am very satisfied. You can hardly feel it on the skin, it is really light. I have the problem of "layering" on my face with most SPFs, but I don't feel Read moreMore for dry skinThe cream is pleasant, I did not notice that it was significantly soothing, such a normal cream for me. I have combination skin
- Fine Good. But it falls out of the tube, you have to apply it carefully because I know it will fall out.Krem FarmstayThe cream is nice, thicker texture, but it's not heavy on the face, I use a smaller amount. The only thing I don't like is the strange smell.Rejuvenating cream with stem cells Cell Tox Dermajou CreamIt is perfect.
