Attracts bad and is not so "without"

The Florena Day Cream with organic olive oil attracts a bad and could be a little bit misleading by the Bio behalf. With organic olive oil certified organic, no artificial coloring, no mineral oils, no silicone oils and without PEG emulsifiers sounds good, right?

"The cream with an exceptionally rich, natural ingredients" ... hmm. Who would behind these great sounding advertising claims suggest substances such as butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, a chemical sun protection factor? These are suspected horminell effectively be, and be absorbed through the skin and can be detected in breast milk. Or the substance Trisodium EDTA umweltrelewant and Octocrylene that is not approved in Japan.

Suddenly the sounds even more so, of course. More information can be found in the link (comment).

I like the Florena day cream that is odor discreetly, neither the performance characteristics nor of the ingredients.