Anti-Couperose Cream Dr. Spiller Anti Couperose Cream
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Age:
18+
Brand: Dr. Spiller
Line: special
Product Type: face cream
Product Properties: anti couperose, anti redness, moisturizing, rosacea, soothing
Ingredients: horse chestnut, panthenol
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Skin Type: all types
Country: Germany
Made in: Germany
Due to impaired blood circulation in the upper layers, characteristic networks of dilated blood vessels that have lost their elasticity form on the skin. This unpleasant condition is called couperose, and Dr. Spiller Anti Couperose Cream, developed by professionals in Germany, can help you get rid of it.
This cream is renowned for its soothing, anti-inflammatory, and restorative effects. It effectively strengthens the walls of blood vessels and protects them from external irritants, eliminating signs of damage. The main active ingredient in its formula is horse chestnut extract. Combined with vitamin K, calcium, potassium, panthenol, and other beneficial ingredients, it positively impacts the skin, enhancing its softness and providing a feeling of comfort after using the cream.
How to use: Apply the cream to clean, dry skin or on top of an anti-couperose gel, and gently massage until absorbed.
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Apply the cream to clean, dry skin or over anti-couperose gel and gently massage until fully absorbed.
Reviews about Anti-Couperose Cream
Wasted money. The cream is completely ineffective. It does not interact with the skin at all. Despite its thick and oily consistency, it does not nourish the skin; it remains as dry as a bone. It also fails to combat signs of rosacea. It is highly consumptive. The jar is nearly empty, yet there is no noticeable effect; in fact, the skin appears even more dehydrated.
The cream is really good and suitable even for problem skin.
The cream did not work for my oily skin at all. It was too thick and felt like a film on my face. Maybe it could be suitable for winter nights, but definitely not right now.