The bübchen brand, which is part of the portfolio of the swiss transnational nestlé company, specializes in the production and sale of cosmetics for babies, toddlers and future mothers. It achieved significant successes in this segment.
Bübchen prides itself on devoting maximum attention to the quality and safety of its products. Each of them is subjected to strict dermatological tests before launch, which leads to a significant reduction in the risk of an allergic reaction.
Shampoos, creams, shower gels and other Bübchen products contain only carefully selected natural ingredients, such as linden blossom, jojoba oil or marigold extract. They are very effective and at the same time skin-friendly, and they also smell beautiful.
Bübchen cosmetics during their more than fifty years of existence have become synonymous with the highest quality in the care of sensitive baby skin. If you decide to try them out, you certainly won't be disappointed. The Bübchen brand will definitely interest everyone who expects or has a child, looks for quality at an affordable price, is demanding and is not satisfied with just anything.
Bübchen calendula gently cares for the baby's skin while taking a bath.
Properties:
How to use:
Add a small amount of the preparation to the prepared bath.
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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.
