VMV Hypoallergenics Moisture Rich Creammy Cleansing Milk

Product Description
A very gentle, moisturizing and ultra-rich facial cream cleanser for dry — even very dry — skin.
Contains a blend of organic and hypoallergenic ingredients to revive dry skin, including:

• Organic virgin coconut oil (grown and cold-1st-pressed on our own farms) whose fatty acids are native to skin for ideal moisturization and barrier therapy care.
• Glycerin for added moisturization.
• Monolaurin, a coconut-derived anti-microbial to help prevent itching and infection.

Rich with soothing antioxidants. Gently washes away dirt while soothing, calming and adding supple moisture to extra-sensitive dry skin. Helps prevent flaking, discomfort, tightness + other concerns that can be common to over-treated or irritated dry skin.

Validated Hypoallergenic:VH -76/76. 100% All-Types-Of-Fragrance-Free. 100% SLS + Allergenic Surfactant-Free. 100%, Dye-Phthalate-Paraben + Preservative-Free. Non-Comedogenic. Usage + Patch Tested. For men, women, teens and younger (ages 9+).

With their Skintangible "Faint"ation BBBB cream as my all-time favourite BB cream, I added the VMV Hypoallergenics Moisture Rich Creammy Cleansing Milk into my shopping cart, thinking it might be suitable for my skin type as well, together with the BBBB cream purchase direct from their USA site sometime back. The 30ml size costs US$8 but unfortunately, it doesn't quite work for me.

I have a soft spot for cleansing milk as it is known to be nourishing and gentle for sensitive skin. VMV Hypoallergenics Moisture Rich Creammy Cleansing Milk seems like the perfect cleanser to what I am looking for.

It has no scent and the white creamy milky texture looks delicious and mild but only until it touches the skin. I could feel a slight squeaky sensation that causes a tad drying feeling on my face. And that is my telling cue of the suitability of this cleanser for my skin. My sensitive nose wings turned red and is flaky and dry after the first use. Subsequent usage yields the same result and that is a definitely no-no for me.

Source : VMV