Nivea Men Even Tone Creme

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Anyone here use this too? Bought it a few days ago and I love it. Not so sure about the even tone claim as it has no foundation or pigment in it. The smell is so yummy though. It is a rich cream but absorbs really quickly and leaves your skin moisturised but non greasy. I got the small tin to just try it, but will get bigger one next time.


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I actually do/did. Bought a small tin/can a few months back. It goes on "smoothly" & absorbs really well, far better than the cheap schit. Gets my vote.
 
Anyone here use this too? Bought it a few days ago and I love it. Not so sure about the even tone claim as it has no foundation or pigment in it. The smell is so yummy though. It is a rich cream but absorbs really quickly and leaves your skin moisturised but non greasy. I got the small tin to just try it, but will get bigger one next time.

Does it make your skin more sensitive to the sun or anything like that? Afaik the even tone stuff normally does?
I ask because a while ago I was looking for something light like a moisturizer with UV protection, but couldn't find anything that didn't make your skin more sensitive to the sun as well.
 
Does it make your skin more sensitive to the sun or anything like that? Afaik the even tone stuff normally does?
I ask because a while ago I was looking for something light like a moisturizer with UV protection, but couldn't find anything that didn't make your skin more sensitive to the sun as well.
Well, the UV logo on the tin would suggest it has got a sun block built in? So no, dont think it would make your skin more sensitive to the sun. If anything, it should protect it.
 
Well, the UV logo on the tin would suggest it has got a sun block built in? So no, dont think it would make your skin more sensitive to the sun. If anything, it should protect it.

That's the thing, in the past only the skin tone evening stuff had UV protection, and they also made your skin more sensitive to the sun. I suspect the UV protection was added to counteract that. I was wondering if this is the same.
 
I absolutely loathe applying any form of emollient. It feels to me that my skin can't "breathe" after applying it. I ONLY apply a miniscule amount after handling something that dried my skin out. It's never been a part of my daily regime ever. I am an only soap and shampoo man.
 
I absolutely loathe applying any form of emollient. It feels to me that my skin can't "breathe" after applying it. I ONLY apply a miniscule amount after handling something that dried my skin out. It's never been a part of my daily regime ever. I am an only soap and shampoo man.

Wtf says emollient? o_O
 
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