Butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane and a little bio ...

After I have tried many creams in the last time, I become a little skeptical when advertised on the package equal offensively with the word organic, because usually there are then in addition to this an acclaimed organic ingredient many others not so great ingredients.

Clear Beiersdorf would not necessarily very thick advertise on the cream jar with butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, but exactly this classified as not recommended UV filter is in the list of ingredients well above the organic olive oil. Added to this are two parabens, which are also less desirable because they are suspected to be hormonally active. I find it annoying when you think you can reassure the consumer with the word bio and I feel frankly not taken seriously before.

After this review now for Handling: The cream is easy to apply and has a very light fresh scent, which is very pleasant. However, it draws a not particularly fast and makes the face once look like a white mask. The skin feels after applying lotion first well and maintained at, but unfortunately I have not well tolerated. My sensitive and dry skin has responded shortly after application with itching and redness.

From me for 3 star two star deduction for the use of these ingredients and the preventable strong reaction, the cause of this cream with me.