So I did not hesitate and I bought it to try it myself, hoping to be one of those many positive cases. But this note should be called “chronicle of a disappointment”, and I’ll tell you why.
I haven’t seen advertising for Ponds Clarant B3 cream, clearly Ponds does not need it. But word of mouth is usually more powerful and I decided to try it after hearing a thousand wonders about the cream.
I must admit that the first try was not particularly careful on my part. I added it to my night routine along with the rest of the products that I have been using. I am not a chemist, but I know and have seen cream mixing effects because of some ingredients that are advised not to mix, even waiting for the indicated absorption time.
So, the cream seems heavy, well concentrated. It has a buttery texture but without oils. Wich i love, because it has amazing absorption, and your skin ended up smooth, soft like a baby butt. The packaging itself (pink and delicate) warns that it can cause a little redness or dryness, even some burning. All signs that, according to the laboratory itself, are common and should not scare the user away. So i was ready to erase that annoying stain on my face, even with one or two cons.
After two weeks of using it this way and only in the affected area (I know, I realized a little late), I decided to stop using it. I was expecting to see some positive change between 20 and 30 days of use, although most of the good reviews I have heard or read had seen changes in the first few days.