Reviews about Moisturizing Day Cream

Terrible! It's white and blue! The texture of this cream is dense and clay-like. My face looks awful and pale (thank goodness I only got the mini size). The SPF50 from this series is actually great and lightweight, so I highly recommend it! But not this one!

I have just started using it, and spring is finally here. The composition is definitely impressive.

My favorite SPF protector has been my go-to for the past two years. I don't buy it for the makeup. I have very fair, normal but sensitive skin prone to rosacea, with a phototype 2. I chose this product because it is completely made from physical filters, which is important to me, and overall it has an excellent composition. Honestly, I don't understand the negative reviews about this product. The white cream has a relatively light consistency and is applied with gentle spreading motions, leaving light white streaks (which is normal for a cream with physical filters), but they can easily be removed with tapping motions of the fingers. After that, the cream absorbs better, and no traces can be seen, even on tanned skin. Perhaps girls with a darker complexion should consider trying the tinted cream from this line? Personally, it doesn't clog pores for me or my husband - our skin is very sensitive in that regard. As for the occasional feeling of dryness, it sometimes happens due to the physical filter base. Its main task is protection. If the skin is very dry, it is necessary to nourish it properly in the evening and additionally moisturize it during the day (with sprays/gels/serums), as this cream does not create an occlusive film (which is actually good and healthy). It gradually washes off/evaporates from the surface of the skin, so it needs to be reapplied every 2 hours for protection and hydration, as instructed. Although I only do this when I'm at the beach. For everyday use, I optionally add moisturizing gels or serums underneath. I use it in spring and autumn on sunny days, and daily in the summer. In these conditions, one tube of 91 g lasts for a year for me and my husband. I still have some left from last season in the old design. Highly recommended!

To the girls who complain about dryness and white streaks: try applying it differently. If it looks too white for tanned or dark skin, try the tinted version or add moisturizing products. And if you don't mind chemical filters, please don't lower the rating of this good product - pay attention to SPF protection with chemical filters. For example, Dr. Spiller offers quite decent chemical filters and wonderful emulsion bases with oils and aloe. There is also Simildiet SPF. I gave them up because they felt a bit greasy for me, and I am against chemical filters.

I didn't buy the cream here, but I'll leave a review. It's terrible, leaves a white film on my face. I have to wait half an hour for the whiteness to disappear. You might say it's too much cream. But if I use less, it doesn't moisturize and it's impossible to spread because it's so thick! My skin isn't problematic, just a bit dry in the winter. The cream didn't work for me at all, despite the recommendation from the cosmetologist.

I really liked and found the cream suitable. It has a light texture, perfect for summer. It doesn't clog pores or make the face oily! The only downside is that it's not really economical... that's why I'm deducting a star.

I didn't buy it here, but I want to leave a review. I'm disappointed. It's not an economical product, you need to apply a lot on the face to feel any moisturizing effect. After a month, I noticed that it clogs my pores and also dries out my skin, by the end of the day my skin looks tight. I think the price is too high for the brand. I used to use other cheaper sunscreens and didn't have any problems. Now I'm thinking about how to treat my skin. Despite being advertised as moisturizing, I can't recommend it for dry skin, but it might be suitable for oily skin, although it clogs the pores heavily, so be careful. Pay attention to the ingredients.