I got this product as I had damaged my skin barrier and wanted to break my routine down to a very simple one. My excema had come out a bit and was flaky - which was very visible under makeup! While this product doesn't hold any anti-aging properties, it has been really good as a last layer to lock in the serums and moisturisers beneath it. It has by no means healed my excema, but it has stopped the flakiness and kept my skin plump and hydrated - I use it as an overnight mask and my skin still feels nice and soft in the morning.
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NIVEA Cream
Now over 100 years old NIVEA Cream is a great all purpose cream for dry hands and feet and chapped lips.
Use on those dry damaged areas, slather on your hands or feet and put a pair of gloves or socks on for super soft skin in the morning.
Website www.nivea.co.nz
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Tips: Make sure your skin is COMPLETELY dry, and has soaked up any other products before applying this - otherwise you will have a miserable time trying to rub it in
A super thick cream which is versatile and can be used in many ways. I would not reccomend putting it on your face but it's great for hands, feet, elbows and extra dry places
I'm on my second tin of this. I bought this after seeing the buzz online about it being a dupe for the expenisve luxury brand LA MER moisterizer. At first I didn't like it and wondered what everyone was talking about. It smelt like something for old ladies to me and when I tried to apply a gob of it to my face i was finding it very hard to spread it around and rub it in leaving me with white streaks over my face . Once I figured out how to apply it I liked it alot.it turns out I didn't need to be using so much and I rub between my fingers to melt it abit before dabbing onto my skin and patting it in. The scent actually grew on me too, it's strong and ideally I'd prefer the product without it but I find it to be quite pleasant now and adds to the enjoyable experience putting it on. The reason I ended up liking it is because the next day I woke with very soft skin and I like the glow I get too after freshly applying it. However, if I use it too often I break out so I only use this occasionally now. But I still want to keep a tin on my bathroom
Tips: Use a small amount, you don't need to apply a thick layer of it to get the moisturizing results
Have been using this creme for years .hudrating and smells clean. Its very Thicke and creamy, very good on the body however may be too oily for the face.
Tips: Use on extra dry places on body e.g elbows and knees.Used best after shower
No wonder it has been around for over 100 years.I especially love using NIVEA Cream in the winter, when my skin is prone to dryness and flaking. It helps to keep my skin hydrated and protected from the cold weather. I also use it on my hands and feet. So versatile!
This one is an oldie but a goodie so to speak lol. Love this cream, its quite thick but it still does the job just like any other. You really have to rub it in but it does last quite long. Love it!
Tips: Wouldn't recommend it if you have quite oily skin as it does give quite a sheen.
This is my favourite for if I am in need of a heavy hydrating cream for really dry skin. I have used it on my face in the past when I've had dry flakey skin and it has fixed it up quickly without breaking me out. Also great for elbows, hands and feet etc. this is my go to product for when my skin gets real dry. I wouldn't use this on my face all the time though as it is heavy, I use it more as a treatment when my skin is super dry.
Quality product at a reasonable price. I think the only thing that has changed in the entire time I have used this is the pottle it come in. Use it wherever you have dry skin, it works a treat. You can use it as a spot treatment for elbows and knees, rough skin patches, or if you feel like spoiling yourself a deep moisturise of arms, hands, legs etc. There isn’t much of a smell to it so it won’t work against your perfume. You can pick this up at your local supermarket on the weekly shop, depending on where you go it should be under $10. If you want a comparable product think bodyshop body butter and if you like the thickness of them then you will like this.
I have used this for years on my body (arms,legs,feet,hands,etc) sometimes I would put a little on my lips if they were a little chapped and it worked great not the greatest taste but to be fair its not what it intended for,i find its a great quality affordable product that works!
You honestly can’t beat these old time classics. There’s a reason they’re still around. I have super dry skin at especially at winter when my skins feeling extra thirsty I use this on my face. I also have times when I’ve tried prescription retinoids for anti aging that absolutely thrash my skin and this is the best thing to help with hydration and keeping the moisture in. It’s also handy to keep a small tin in your purse to use as a hand cream. It’s a very heavy product so I wouldn’t advise for oily acne prone skin but if you suffer from dryness this is just such a great simple product. Also if you’re ever able to get your hands on the German version I’ve heard it’s the absolute bees knees and compatible to a luxe brand moisturiser.
Tips: Add a few drops of rose hip oils for the ultimate dry skin saviour!