Massage Cream N

I purchased this after using up one Shiseido Elixir massage cream. Here are my impressions after using it for a week. I had seen many reviews complaining about the oil's incredibly slippery texture, so I was prepared for it to be a bit sticky. However, my experience was that it wasn't too slippery or sticky. It glides smoothly over the skin and has a nice consistency. It's easy to massage into. It does get on my hairline, but wiping it off with a hot towel after each use removes it easily. My skin feels moisturized and radiant immediately after the massage. I haven't noticed any whitening effects yet, but my skin is in good condition. The scent is similar to Oronine Ointment, so while it may be a nostalgic scent for those my age or older, it may be a bit strange for those in their 20s. The scent is quite strong, so whether you like the smell or not will determine your experience. The feel and price were just right for me, and I've decided to continue using this cream for massages.

I've been trying out different things, thinking it's time to finally face the dirt on my face, and so I decided to try out a facial massage and quickly purchased this product from Suzykirei shopping, which seemed like a good value for the money. After applying a generous amount to my face and massaging for over 10 minutes, it glides smoothly and doesn't seem to put much strain on my face. The massage effect has made my sagging skin feel plump and smooth, which feels great! I still get a few comedones, but I'm not sure if that's just because I haven't removed them all... I'll try to find a way to remove them more thoroughly. For now, I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a simple, easy-to-use massage cream.

I also bought the massage cream to try out. It's great value for money.

I bought it because it was a long-selling product, reasonably priced, and had pretty good reviews, but time passed without me being able to finish it. I'm writing this review before I get rid of it, thinking it might be time to get rid of it. As others have said, the scent is similar to Oronine Ointment? It's like Nivea mixed with paper clay. I don't think it's a pleasant scent that everyone will enjoy; I don't think it's the kind of scent you'd enjoy massaging while enjoying the soothing aroma. The cream's texture is quite heavy when you pick it up, but it's rich in oil, so it warms up with body heat and spreads smoothly on the skin. Is it necessary to rinse it off? That said, I don't think the cream will penetrate into the skin if you leave it on after spreading it on your face. The first time I tried wiping it off with a tissue, but it wasn't completely wiped off, and I ended up rubbing my skin too hard with the tissue, which left it feeling a bit stinging. I decided this wasn't good, so after the second use, I started using it before bathing and rinsing it off in the shower. However, even when I try to wash it off, it's so oily that a quick rinse with warm water doesn't remove it at all; I think gently wiping it off with a steamed towel is the best option, but massaging it in is already a pain, and having to prepare a steamed towel (even though you can microwave it) makes it even more difficult... As for the effectiveness, I didn't feel any particular effect other than moisturizing... Perhaps that's to be expected considering the price; The reason I decided to get rid of it this time is that, as mentioned above, it's been a long time since I bought it, but also because, as I'm getting older, I'm afraid that a poor massage will actually make my skin sag... I plan to leave facial massages to professionals at a trusted salon, and rely solely on easy-to-use sheet masks for special care at home.