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Reddit mentions of Nature Republic Super Aqua Max Moisture Watery Cream 80 ml / 2.70 fl. oz.
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Nature Republic Super Aqua Max Moisture Watery Cream 80 ml / 2.70 fl. oz.. Here are the top ones.
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- Moist skin with Deep seawater: It contains Deep seawater from Hawaii and it is for dry skin. The Aqua Holding System forms a moist skin barrier for a long time and it protects our skin not to lose moisture. Water-soluble collagen and lecithin provide nutrients and moisture to our skin. Portulaca Olearacea Extracts that strengthen our skin, and Glycyrrhiza Extracts that cool damaged skin by the sunlight, helps the tightening pores, and takes care of your skin smoothly.
- Deep seawater from Kona in Hawaii: Deepwater of 914 m deep sea that is freshwater that from melted glaciers and seawater in Greenland matured by crossing among the Atlantic, the Indian Ocean, and Pacific without contacting with air for a long time in the deepest point. The rich minerals in clean deep seawater provide pure moisture to your skin.
- Super aqua max line: It conveys ample moisture and freshness to our skin and our skin absorbs quickly the deep water from Hawaii and the 33 active ingredients from the ocean that contains abundant minerals.
- How to use : After washing your face, take out of it with descent amount on your dried hand and place it on your face.Then pat your face like a massage evenly with it at the last stage of skin care.
- Caution: If you experience any problems by sunlight during using the product or after using it, or if it has adverse side effects, we suggest you consult with a doctor. Don’t use it on wounded areas and avoid using it on your eyes. And keep it away from children. After opening, use it immediately. It can be dried. Also, don't use used products. Before using it, you need to know how to use it and cautions.
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 2.3622 Inches |
| Length | 2.63779 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | February 2017 |
| Size | 2.71 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.539 Pounds |
| Width | 2.63779 Inches |
WHAT I (both) BOUGHT AND TRIED THIS WEEK
Seller: Amazon US Prime overnight
Experience: Arrived as promised, overnight in well-wrapped packaging.
Product: Nature Republic Super Aqua Max Moisture Watery Cream for Dry Skin (Pink jar). Reasonably priced at $14 USD for 80g.
Reasons why product was bought: I'm on the search for a summer, low/no sticky moisturizer and this had no glycerin (which is odd, for the "dry skin" one in their line). Testing against my CeraVe Baby Lotion, my best (so far) non-sticky am moisturizer for summer.
Purpose: To lightly moisturize, and Hopefully be silky and not sticky on warm/hot days.
Place in Routine: After Kiku toner and right before sunscreen, to be used in am only on humid/wet days.
Testing schedule: Did 24 hour patch on arm etc. Used 2 mornings on forehead only and will continue this for 2 weeks. There's this preservative (MI) that can cause allergic reactions in some, and while I have very tolerant skin and have used products with MI in it, I'm putting it on the most tolerant part of my face for 2 weeks first.
1st Impressions: Lovely package even though it's a jar. Thick cream looking but a gel application. VERY flowery scent that does not really go away, just on my forehead it really lingered (and I like scents, but jeez). What covered it up was the scent of another heavy-scented product, Cosrx Soothing Sun Cream. The NR applies very smooth and elegantly, and after drying, does not leave a sticky cast as I'd hoped it wouldn't, even over my sticky Kiku toner.
This is the first time a scent of an otherwise (so far) fine product has made me probably not want to repurchase it. I don't need to enter a room smelling like my grandmother's lingerie drawer. Regardless, tomorrow I'm going to put CeraVe Baby on the rest of my face (was testing against my usual CeraVe PM, which is too sticky for this time of year.) to feel the comparison.
I have dry skin and I use milk cleansers since they're more moisturizing. Here's a list of all of the ones I'm aware of:
I've used the first two and liked both of them! Don't have any experience with the rest. I think that the effects of a moisturizing cleanser will be marginal but a more emollient moisturizer will do wonders. Here's four in and around your budget that you might like: