Moisturizing Face Cream SesDerma Laboratories Azelac Moisturizing Cream

The cream worked perfectly for me. I have combination skin with couperose.

Recommended by a cosmetologist, I decided to try it for the second time. However, I still prefer serums with acids and sealing them with a moisturizing cream. Over time, it starts to dry out the skin, although redness and irritation have improved.

Counterfeit product.

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I recently purchased a product that turned out to be a counterfeit. I was extremely disappointed with the quality and performance of the item. The materials used were of poor quality and it was evident that corners were cut during the manufacturing process.

Upon opening the package, I immediately noticed that the product did not match the description or images provided by the seller. The colors were dull and faded, and the overall design was sloppy and poorly executed. It was clear that this product was not made with the same attention to detail as the authentic version.

Furthermore, the functionality of the product was severely lacking. It did not work as intended and failed to deliver the promised results. The buttons were unresponsive and the device constantly malfunctioned. It was frustrating to use and did not meet my expectations in any way.

In addition to the poor quality and performance, the counterfeit product also posed a safety risk. The materials used were flimsy and easily breakable, which could potentially cause harm to the user. It is

A cosmetologist recommended this cream for rosacea-prone skin. The cream has been extremely helpful in maintaining the effects after treatment. I deducted points for its poor moisturizing properties, but if you apply a serum underneath the cream, it works just fine.

I found this cream suitable for my sensitive skin with rosacea. It is a good cream.

This cream is really good! I am 40+ with combination skin and occasional breakouts - it suited me perfectly.

I have been using this product on the advice of a cosmetologist and I am very satisfied with it. I have combination skin, weak blood vessels, thin skin, and redness. For me, any injections at the cosmetologist have always been a problem. With my thin skin and blood vessels, I always had bruises after any injections. Not to mention the fact that small blood vessels on my face became visible in some areas even before I turned 30. In winter, I constantly felt discomfort from the cold and wind, and my skin on the face became more sensitive, sometimes even causing pain. The cosmetologist recommended incorporating this cream into my skincare routine and taking vitamins for blood vessels. And oh, what a miracle! I started facing the cold with no problems, forgot about bruises after injections, and the cream is very nourishing and economical due to its melting consistency. It visibly reduces redness and evens out the skin tone. This is not a magical cream and it won't solve all problems, but it works great for problematic blood vessels! I apply it at night. It is non-comedogenic, which is very important for me because my skin is prone to comedones.

I have combination skin with occasional breakouts (age 40+). I liked the cream. The breakouts and redness disappear. The skin becomes brighter. Super. I use it at night. But it lacks moisturizing. It definitely won't suit dry skin, as stated in the description. What additional moisturizer would you recommend? Would a serum with vitamin C be suitable?

I bought this product on the recommendation of a cosmetologist because I have rosacea and combination skin. I use it at night and it helps to reduce redness a little. However, at the time of purchase, I was not aware that the brand Sesderma still officially operates in Russia. I also noticed that both the box and the instructions are in Russian, while there is no Ukrainian language present anywhere. I can read Russian, but it feels strange to buy from a manufacturer that still pays taxes to Russia during the war in my country. I will use up what I bought and then continue searching for an alternative.

The reviews are so contradictory that I wanted to add mine. Before making a purchase, it is worth carefully reading the purpose, skin type, and possible side effects. Based solely on a short description on the website, I decided to buy it as a daily cream to reduce redness (I have combination sensitive skin prone to breakouts even after 35). At first, I didn't like it at all: as mentioned below, the first few uses can sting the skin. The moisturization for a daily cream seemed insufficient to me, while the mattifying effect was there, it seemed like the healthy glow of the skin disappeared and often wore off... I was about to throw it away. But then I read about azelaic acid again and started using it in the evening in rotation with retinoids and moisturizing night masks. And now I really like it! In the morning, after applying it over serum, my face looks brighter, the color is more even, and nothing new pops up. If there are indications for using this specific ingredient, this cream is worth giving a chance.