First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream.

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Michelle W.

Jan 26, 2014

Michelle W.

The First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream is a pretty well known products that is supposed to be a godsend for dry, sensitive, irritated skin. I figured it would be perfect for me, and when I first applied it, it did feel very soothing and sunk it quickly -- or so I thought. I applied this is my face and body but after a few minutes, when I rubbed my arms slightly, I noticed it was pilling and coming off in little balls!
Has this happened or been a problem for any of you guys?
How can I solve this problem or prevent it?
Or did I just receive a bad one?
Thanks.

Hannah K.

Jan 26, 2014

Hannah K.

There are two options: either you got a bad one or your skin doesn't like it. I've never had a problem with it, but if you'd like a suggestion, try Korres moisturizers. Every one I've tried is great :)

Kitty K.

Jan 26, 2014

Kitty K.

Sounds like you may have put on too much product and the excess is rubbing off. It's happened to me with lotions before.

Carol D.

Jan 26, 2014

Carol D.

agree with kitty

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