妮维雅修护专家滋润润肤乳，350克（无香型，极干性肌肤适用）

I have sensitive atopic skin, and these are my impressions after using this product in mid-January. I usually use Nivea's Lucent Beauty, which has a blue bottle. I was so impressed that my atopic dermatitis symptoms disappeared after using this product. I bought this product with high expectations, as it seems to offer a more moisturizing version of the blue bottled product. As expected, it was a more moisturizing version. First of all, the texture was thinner than I expected, and based on my previous experience, I thought this would mean it wouldn't be very moisturizing, but when I actually applied it, that wasn't the case at all! It was moist, but after a while, it felt like it was absorbed quickly. As expected, this product didn't cause any atopic dermatitis symptoms. It looks like I'll finally be free from dermatologist-prescribed medications. Thank you, Nivea.

Purchased at Suzykirei.co.uk for ¥1,896. Was Nivea really this expensive? It's worth it. It's a milk, yet it's as moisturizing as cream, and in some cases even more so. It's also fragrance-free. Its thick, milky texture, somewhere between a milky and a creamy formula, spreads easily like a milk, and provides a firm, moisturizing coverage like a cream. I apply it in circular motions with my palms, rubbing it in for better coverage and faster absorption. In winter, my back and sides get damaged and itchy from static electricity and dryness, so applying this morning and night is a great way to prevent that. My original Vaseline Pure Jelly was cheap and highly moisturizing, but it was incredibly sticky, and Yuskin left me with the Yuskin smell if I applied it all over my body. This Nivea product is fragrance-free, highly moisturizing, not sticky, and a quasi-drug with a high concentration of anti-inflammatory ingredients, so I think it's worth the ¥1,896. It's become a great companion for my winter skin.

I bought this for the first time because I was concerned about static electricity and wanted something moisturizing. Because of its moisturizing texture, it feels sticky for a while after application, but once it's absorbed, it's smooth and moisturizing! I really like it. I've been applying it after my bath for a few days to see if it would also work on my rough heels, and while it hasn't made a dramatic improvement, it's gradually getting better. (It's only been a few days, so I can't say if it will completely clear up. I sleep with socks on after it's absorbed.) I also tried applying it to my hands instead of hand cream, and it was surprisingly moisturizing and absorbed smoothly, and it's fragrance-free, so that was good too. It's smooth even when applied to the palms, so you can do whatever you want with it afterwards. I plan to fill it up in a small container and carry it around with me as a daytime hand cream. Actually, I haven't used it much on my body compared to the body milk... I still have a lot left, so I don't think I'll be able to use it all in one season...

I received this as a gift from Suzykirei. Here are my impressions after using one bottle. I usually use Job's Tears Moisturizing Gel all over the body, then a milk-based product, and then Vaseline on problem areas. I switched from the milk-based product to this, and it's so moisturizing! It's not sticky and spreads easily. My skin tends to dry out easily, and I used to get flakes around my waist, but since I started using this, that hasn't happened anymore. It doesn't have much of a scent, but that doesn't bother me, so I think it's fine. It's a little more expensive than other milks I've bought at drugstores, but the amount is generous, and I think I'll keep buying it as long as I'm still concerned about dryness!

I keep this next to the hand soap in the bathroom to prevent rough hands. Not only my hands, but my children's hands have also become rough, so I was looking for something easy to use and chose this one. Since getting this bottle, my children have gotten into the habit of moisturizing frequently after washing their hands, and both my children's hands have gotten better. It's very easy to use and I highly recommend it. The good points are: 1) It has a pump mechanism, so even children can use it; 2) A small amount goes a long way. I tell them that 0.3 pumps is enough for just the hands, and a pillbug-sized amount is enough for children (lol); 3) It's almost odorless. I don't like the smell of Nivea, but this is almost odorless. I was looking for something scentless for my children, so it was perfect; 4) It's really moisturizing and has helped my rough hands. The fact that it's a milk type that needs to be applied frequently and is more hydrating than hand cream seems to be a good thing. There are almost no bad points. It's easy to use and I highly recommend it. I don't think I'd be able to use it all on my hands, so I'll try using it on my body occasionally. I'd like to repurchase it when it runs out.