CAC Creamy Plus, 1.2ml x 6 (10 Bags)

I stopped using CAC for the past few years and tried other cosmetics, but my skin gradually started to feel unwell, so I went back to CAC. I use their base lotion and Creamy Plus after using Membrane's powder cleanser. My skin always feels dry when I use only the base lotion, so I use half the Creamy Plus. Creamy Plus is quite sticky, but I think it has the strongest moisturizing power. I replenish my moisture with the base lotion and then use Creamy Plus as a lotion. When I ran out of the base lotion, I used just Creamy Plus, and while it did provide a lot of moisture, my pores became a little darker, so I realized that the lotion was the key. Creamy Plus is also made with clear moisture... My skin was in poor condition as I entered menopause, but since returning to CAC, my skin has stabilized, and I'm happy that it's easy to care for and doesn't take much time. After reading your reviews, I'm interested in trying their Evidence series and serums.

CAC is a brand known for its commitment to quality, with products that are oil-free and single-use. Of course, this product is individually packaged, so it can be used in the same way as other CAC toners. What surprised me was that, while it's described as a "non-oil emulsion-type lotion," it has the same clear, smooth texture as the other toners. I was initially surprised: a clear, smooth emulsion, even though it's in emulsion form. Even when I first took it out, it was clear and smooth. I thought it was a bit smooth for something you use when toner alone isn't enough, but when I spread it on my skin, I was surprised. It enveloped my skin in a luxuriously moist, supple feeling, something you wouldn't expect from a smooth liquid. It's great as a night pack or as a makeup base. For someone with extremely dry skin, this is a reliable item to have during the harsh winter months.

~ Feel the moisture ~ From the skin-friendly brand "CAC (Careful Acrylic Co.)". We tried out "CAC Creamy Plus (Emulsion)", a "protective" lotion that delivers noticeable moisture upon use, and would like to introduce it to you. --- Features:. Highly moisturizing, non-oil emulsion.. Contains betaine, maltitol, glucose, trehalose, glucosyl trehalose, hydrolyzed hydrogenated starch, glycine, alanine, and serine (moisturizing ingredients). It moisturizes the skin and prevents dryness.. Contains pullulan, aspartic acid, and valine (skin conditioning ingredients). It keeps skin healthy, firming it, and protecting it.. Disposable containers are used.. Free of preservatives and surfactants (although irritation may not be guaranteed for everyone). --- Experience: "CAC Creamy Plus" has a smooth texture and spreads easily. Its transparent appearance The texture is hard to imagine as that of a lotion, but when you try it, you'll be surprised at how moisturizing it is. When you dispense it into your palm and apply it to your entire face, lifting it up, it transforms into a moist, sticky texture. It eventually feels so moisturizing that it feels sticky. After application, you can really feel a protective film on your skin. The ingredient pullulan (a water-soluble polysaccharide) creates a thin, protective feel, which I felt helped to maintain moisture. I use it as the final step in my nighttime skincare routine, lifting my face before going to sleep. "CAC Creamy Plus" can be used not only on the face but also on the entire body. When used together with the lotions and serums in the series, it further enhances moisture. I think it's suitable for those who are prone to dryness or who use skincare appropriate for their age. ---■ "CAC Creamy Plus" 1.2ml x 6 bottles x 10 bags, 3,300 yen including tax --- #cac #CAC #CACCreamyPlus #lotion #moisturizing #sensitiveskincare

CAC is a reliable choice for nighttime repair care. I'm trying out the trial set to see which lotion is best for me. The creamy lotion is a bit sticky, but with half the amount, my skin is moisturized and ready the next morning! Since my skin condition varies from day to day, it's best to adjust the amount you use. Using only half the amount at night is cost-effective, so I'll consider keeping it on hand.