- Is this cream good for oily or acne-prone skin?
- Usually not. It is a heavy, occlusive cream made for dry skin, and oily or acne-prone users often find it too rich and clogging.
- Can I use it in the morning under makeup?
- It can work if your skin is very dry, but it absorbs slowly and can make foundation slip. Most users prefer it at night.
- Does it contain alcohol or fragrance?
- It is built on fermented rice (sake) ingredients, so it has a natural fermented scent. Check the full ingredient list on the jar if you are sensitive to fragrance.
- How much should I apply?
- A pea-sized amount is enough for the face. Warm it between your fingers first so it spreads more easily and feels less tacky.
- Can I use it on my body or hands?
- Yes. Many owners use it on dry elbows, hands and legs, which is one reason the large jar is popular.
- Is it the same as the Kikumasamune lotion?
- No. The lotion is a thin, watery toner-like product; this is a thick cream meant as the final moisturizing step.
- Where is the Kikumasamune Sake Skin Care Cream cheapest?
- At StyleVana, for $11.79, as of our latest check.