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ขั้นตอนแรกในการเตรียมผิวเพื่อการบำรุงในขั้นตอนต่อไปYou may have heard of Creme de la Mer, a best-selling moisturizer with a cult following and a very high price tag. As with any top-performing, high-priced product, you may wonder if there is an effective Creme de la Mer dupe.
So today, I’ll discuss three Creme de la Mer skincare dupes that will undoubtedly save you a lot of money.
First, let’s take a look at Creme de la Mer and what makes it so beloved by the skincare-obsessed.
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My top pick is Nivea Creme for the following reasons:
What supposedly sets La Mer apart from many other skin-care products (and what warrants its price) is the aforementioned long and complex fermentation process and its use of high-quality seaweed extract (the latter gives it its name, which translates to "The Cream of the Sea"). The full list of ingredients for Crème de la Mer can be found here. The special formula is said to firm and smooth over wrinkles and fine lines, erase pores, and even heal scarring and discoloration. I decided to use the cream every night for a full week to see if it improved my complexion. Or did anything at all.
As someone who used Crème de la Mer very sparingly prior to this experiment, I already knew applying it in the morning was personally a no-go. Unless you have dry or perhaps mature skin, this formula will feel very, very heavy. In fact, you're instructed to rub the cream between your fingers to stimulate (with the heat from your skin) the Miracle Broth and thin out the consistency before applying—even so, it still goes on thick, and you really have to rub it in to not leave a white cast. However, this was the perfect cream to use at night. My face felt and looked hydrated, and its dewiness reached a Krispy Kreme glazed donut level.
I have oily-combo skin and break out easily if I use products that are too dense or greasy, so this was one factor I kept in mind while assessing the product. Other skin-care KPIs I had for Crème de la Mer? I wanted to see if it could even out my skin tone, make me look more alive, and perhaps work its seaweed sorcery under my eyes. To isolate the cream's purported miraculous effects, I decided to use the cream solo, so without a toner or serum, both of which I'd normally apply at night.
The day after my first application (Day 1), I woke up to a brighter complexion—a promising start so far. By Day 4, my skin looked a lot more even, and it notably felt softer and smoother. The week of my experiment, I caught a bad head cold and was non-stop rubbing my temples and coating my face with Vick's VapoRub. I worried I'd start breaking out, but I didn't spot a single blemish. Could it be the magic of La Mer? It's possible. Even after three nights of tossing and turning, I woke up looking more refreshed than you'd think. (You couldn't fool my coffee pot, though.)