Nourishing Moisture-Balancing Face Cream for Normal & Combination Skin Rilastil Aqua Crema

I wrote a review about a tonic, so I will partially duplicate my skincare routine here. I started using Rilastil cosmetics last year, specifically in February. At that time, this brand was not yet available at Makeup, so I bought it at pharmacies. I had severe breakouts and acne on my cheeks. For skincare, I bought the tonic, the cream, and their moisturizing mask. In the morning, I used Bioderma cleansing gel. Then the tonic, followed by the cream. In the evening, I did the same routine, but I applied Duac as a spot treatment for two consecutive months. This approach allowed me to get rid of acne! I was really happy about it. The only thing is that all my skin issues tend to worsen during the transitional seasons, including occasional breakouts on my cheeks. I no longer use Duac, I bought Perolite soap for acne. I just wash my face with it once a day for about 2 months. The rest of my skincare routine remains the same. Perhaps this information will be useful to someone, so you're welcome. As for the cream, I really like it. The scent is light and not unpleasant (in my opinion). My skin tends to be more oily, so it leaves a slight greasy shine. But it moisturizes and nourishes the skin well! It's not suitable for summer use, as it is too thick and I think it would leave a bit of stickiness and shine on any skin type. Personally, I use it in the summer, but only at night. And even then, not constantly... When I want something lighter, I use something lighter. It's great that this brand has appeared on Makeup within a year. I made my last purchase here and I am satisfied with the service. Thank you very much.

While it is too early to comment on its effectiveness, here are my observations:

- The metal tube is not very convenient.
- The scent is chemically medicinal, barely noticeable, and quickly fades away.
- The consistency is quite thick, especially compared to La Roche-Posay. However, it is not as thick as, for example, Nivea face cream.

You only need a small amount, just one stroke. It is quite difficult to apply more cream to the same area - it doesn't glide smoothly and feels sticky. There is a slight sensation of a light mask for about 20 minutes, then for some reason, my face either feels tight or some kind of reaction occurs with liquid secretion, besides the cream gets diluted and absorbed into the skin.

On the drier parts of my face, everything seems fine, there is still a bit of cream felt (a slight moist stickiness), but on the oilier areas, the cream absorbs even worse.

I haven't applied any makeup, but I have a feeling that it will sit like a heavy mask and then start flaking and rolling in the skin creases.

As for moisturizing quality, I can't say much yet, it seems okay.

The description suggests it is suitable for combination and normal skin. It is too textured for combination skin and seems to provide too much moisture for normal skin. It would be better to use it for normal to dry skin, then there will probably be better results.

Girls, this cream is light, nourishing, and not sticky. The foundation goes on easily and smoothly. It doesn't require much product, and the texture is light. It's even better than other expensive options for its price. I recommend it.
On the skin, it feels lightweight without any shine or stickiness. It didn't cause any redness.

I tried this product after a biorevitalization procedure. It effectively moisturizes the skin, leaving it nourished and hydrated. The cream has a barely noticeable scent, which is not overpowering. It feels pleasant and absorbs quickly into the skin, without leaving any greasy residue.

Silicone in the forefront, why would the manufacturer ruin the cream with silicone? There are already substitutes available for a long time, it's disappointing.

The perfect cream for combination skin. It moisturizes, removes dryness and flakiness, without causing oily shine in the T-zone.