NIVEA

NIVEA

WonderWoman2021-04-02T21:10:55.000Z
Best/fave SPF for lips? Thinking about ordering Nivea SPF 15 balms +
but thought I'd ask first about any others that might be better, have higher SPF, taste better, works well under lipstick, or anything else I'm missin
Lizzy282021-03-28T16:29:04.000Z
I have very sensitive eyes & skin and I like Yves Rocher and Nivea; both unfragranced. rop
PC, Clinique, Avene, Klorane, LRP, MUFE have gentle, unfragranced eye mu removers as well. I prefer bi-phase eye mu removers even though I hardly ever
Lizzy282021-03-28T16:07:04.000Z
When it becomes available over here I might try it although I'm happy with either Clinique TTDO rop
Balm or Nivea Sensitive Cleansing Oil (EU). The Clinique (larger amount) is even cheaper than the PC. Ingredients Clinique TTDO Balm: Ethylhexyl Palmi
Lizzy282021-03-27T22:20:35.000Z
Nivea EdT; Clean Warm Cotton; 4711 (Ice) EdC; Inis Energy of the Sea; Guerlain Herba Fresca. +
Also TBS White Musk EdT, Biotherm L'Eau (Pure), YR Lavender, Petitgrain & Orange Blossom and some others but these are my most loved & used ones;-)
jennarator2021-03-25T05:24:24.000Z
Nivea blackberry is my dupe. Longer lasting and less smeary
Seeebonay2021-03-24T16:31:35.000Z
Nivea lips balm
feathers12021-03-24T15:15:51.000Z
Nivea BlackBerry balm
Lizzy282021-03-19T17:48:01.000Z
Ingredients list please? Hopefully not loaded with problematic ingredients like 'natural" volatile +
fragrance compounds (Nivea & Weleda Cream) and a lot of denatured alcohol (Weleda). I love German Nivea Cream but I would never ever use it on my face
lfrueh2021-03-19T16:52:55.000Z
Any lovers of Ceramidin cream here? I have a sample and think I love it! Less
greasy than nivea or Weleda, hydrating but also emollient. I’m going to try the oil balm too. if anyone has tried it I’d love to hear your thoughts.
rainbowbrite72021-03-16T03:16:31.000Z
This is old school but I remember makeupbyshayla and desiperkins raving about Nivea Essentially
Enriched body lotion for photographs. Don't know how glowy it is though.