Hello lovelies!
I got this Tonymoly's firming cream in one of the random box that I purchased from Jolse a few months ago
DESCRIPTION:
Body cream is rich in nourishing pink mallow, making skin feel firm and elastic.
200ml
HOW TO USE:
After taking a bath or a shower, towel dry your body, and apply an appropriate amount to the body in a massaging motion.
This product has to be used within 12 months after opening.
INGREDIENTS LIST:
The main ingredients are Mallow & Pink Flower Complex (hibiscus, rose and peach blossom)
Mallow extract has an incredible soothing properties due to its strong anti-inflammatory action.
Hibiscus extract is rich in antioxidants which helps to repair free radical damage and also slows down the ageing of our cells. It also has Vitamin C which helps to clear acne marks.
Rose water contain antioxidants and antibacterial compounds which helps to soothe the skin and also dry out the acne.
Peach blossom extract is known for helping to diminish skin problems such as pimples, dark spot and blackheads.
Thus cream is free from parabens, talc, triethanolamine, alcohols, and mineral oils.
PACKAGING:
This product does not come with any box or plastic wrapping. It only comes with a tub itself and sealed with a sticker. The colour of the tub is so pretty, a pastel peach/pink colour decorated with flowers with a black twist-off cap.
There's an inner lid inside to keep the product fresh.
FIRST IMPRESSION:
It has a light, whipping cream-like texture and smells amazing. If you don't like floral smell, then this isn't for you. It didn't feel heavy on my skin. What I notice was that my skin felt soft and smooth after usage and it didn't long for it to absorb, too.
This firming cream is suitable for those who want to prevent stretch marks, sagging skin and also the loss of skin elasticity.
PROS:
Floral smell
Huge tub
Skin felt soft and supple
CONS:
Bulky
Not travel-friendly
RATING:
7/10
WHERE TO BUY:
I think this product is being discontinued since most of the websites that I checked are no longer selling this product, as in "sold out", so I'm not quite sure on that.
Until my next post!
Thank you for reading!
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