What is the difference between the cream and the milk? I have used the cream50 with with tan skin color.
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The cream is thicker and gives more coverage initially. The milk is thinner than the cream and feels less oily. I notice it sinks in the skin faster and is less sticky. I believe the cream lasts longer as far as sun protection and it also feels more moisturizing than the milk. But you can always reapply the milk after it dries to build up layers of sun protection. That's what I do.
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I've used both and it seemed to me the milk absorbed better and to a velvety finish. I reapply a few times throughout the day on top if makeup ( carefully) and it absorbs so well that it doesn't interfere with my foundation and blush.
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I have used both and find no difference re efficacy. The milk is a little easier to apply just because it is milk-like rather than the thicker cream.
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What I have heard is that the cream is for dry skin, while milk is for oily skin type.
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I have the gray. It is not white, it's softer....more cream. It looks like the black and cream is the same way. Mine looks exactly like the enlarged photo.
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Cream if you can vet it to work. I have not had any success with whole milk or jalf and half.
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Serum is usually more concentrated, and thinner is texture. People swear by serum, but I like cream. I like the texture and how it absorbs into the skin. It's really a personal preference.
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If you use whole milk or half and half (or a combo of the two), it'll turn out creamy...
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No. The cream is white. No staining. It soaks into your skin. I and several friends like it.Martha R.
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No. Cream is much thicker and typically a solid mass. It can be thinned out and "become" milk.
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The only diference is one is oily and the other is in cream. I like both of them.
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I have used both and both are incredible. I have tan color skin naturally but you can't go wrong with either. I can't answer to what there selling you but either color is great!! Hope that helps!!
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I personally prefer the body butter. But I have much drier skin so a thicker cream is what works best for me.
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Yes, I would say it's more cream than pure white. It's subtle, but if you're looking to match pure white you would probably not be happy with it.
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Kind of in between. More like heavy whipping cream before it is whipped. It is milk colored but not when dry. Hope this helps
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Coconut cream is just like the cream that used to rise to the top in milk - I use it to make a whipped cream that is not thick enough to peak. So it is thicker - much more so than milk. Hope that helps!
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I received both types of batches - milky white and orangey cream. They both worked the same for me. All I can say is this stuff seems to tend to vary a little that way.
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The cream is more moisturizing than the serum. The serum is good for the daytime. Honestly, I can use this particular cream even during the day, though, because it is not greasy and doesn't make my face shiny at all! Normally, I prefer serums and lotions over creams, but I *love* this one. Hope this helps!
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The balm is for dry and more mature skin and the cream is for normal to combination. The balm also has ingredients that are slightly different but both contain the psp. I have used both and they both work wonders with fine lines, but I prefer the cream because it seems to reduce puffiness more than the balm. Both absorb quickly and are not heavy or greasy.
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I have used both and find no difference in them. I prefer the cream because I only use it on my face and it lasts a long time. The lotion being thinner works better for larger areas such as the shoulders or back.