The cream is too greasy, moisturizes the skin, but the shine effect cannot be eliminated. It doesn't matt, it just makes the skin shine. For this intense, irritating smell. I'm definitely on it!
The brand Dermika , which deals with the production and sale of cosmetic products. It was founded in 1994 in Warsaw. Currently, it belongs to the Swedish giant Cederroth AB, which owns 72 brands. Dermika Can boast of creating products not only for the market, but also for professional beauty salons in and abroad. In addition, it uses the latest discoveries in the field of biotechnology and medicine. An interesting fact is that Dermika Worked for several years with Bernard de Berry - a world-known specialist in the field of plastic surgery.
Creams, masks, cheese and other Dermika products >Contain only the best ingredients with minimal risk of allergies. They are subject to strict dermatological tests. Particularly noteworthy is the Gold 24k line designed for the most demanding customers. Dermika Cosmetics are extremely safe and delicate. The high quality is also evidenced by the fact that during its existence it has won over fifty prestigious awards. If you decide to try its products, you will certainly not be disappointed. If you want to delay skin aging, prefer luxury at a reasonable price and dream of beautiful appearance, try the Dermika Brand.
The dermika hydralogiq face cream will provide your face exactly the care it deserves every day.
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Apply to cleansed skin and massage in with circular movements. Apply to face, neck and cleavage. Use regularly every morning.
Feels wonderful on your face, very light, moisturizing, you don’t know you’re wearing it. Eavens out the complexion and is just fantastic for people with clear skin that just needs a bit of luminesence. 10/10
Good price for a good quality. But while opening the perfume bottle, the cap is squeaking loudly. Its the best to spray it max 2,3 times. Not more, not less
My favourite parfume. I am allergic to most parfums but this one is nice.
