Cleansing Face Balm

What did I like? The first thing that surprised me was the butter-like texture: solid in the container but melts easily on contact with the fingers. It has a soft and pleasant scent, without being invasive. When applied to dry skin, it transforms into a light oil that dissolves makeup very well — including foundation, sunscreen and non-waterproof mascara — without the need for too much rubbing. After rinsing with warm water, the skin is clean, soft and nourished, without a greasy feeling or tightness. It's a strong point if you have dry or combination skin, because it doesn't dry out anything. How did I use it? I apply it to a dry face, with clean hands. 1. I take a small amount (like a hazelnut). 2. Massage for about 30 seconds, especially in the T-zone and eyes. 3. Then I add some water to emulsify — it becomes light milk — and rinse thoroughly. Sometimes I stick with a foam cleaner if I want to do double cleaning, especially at night. Would you recommend it? ✅ Yes, totally, especially if you have dry, normal or combination skin and are looking for a gentle but effective cleanser that removes makeup without drying out. It's a good alternative to more expensive balms (such as Clinique Take the Day Off or Banila Co Clean It Zero) and has an excellent quality-price ratio.

Honestly, using this cream, I did not find any changes on my skin. Therefore, I give only one star and do not recommend the product. It's just overpriced and without any effect