Review on NIVEA Butter Loose Vanilla Macadamia by Bong Cha ᠌

My lips have been feeling dry for the past little while. When I was younger, there was nothing on the market quite like this, and the only time I used anything hygienic was in the winter. I have no idea what brought this on, but all of a sudden, approximately six months ago, my lips started to get extremely dry and cracked. Then I started experimenting with a variety of products, and a good friend gave me some Nivea lip oil that smelled like macadamia nuts and vanilla. It turned out to be one of my favorites. The aroma was the first thing that captured my attention! Just out of this world! At first, I even opened it when there was no reason to do so, just so I could take a whiff of it. I have to admit that using the cream nearly completely alleviated the discomfort I was experiencing with my lips because it hydrates and nourishes in an almost ideal manner. As soon as it is absorbed, I boldly place it under lipsticks and glosses, sometimes eliminating the excess beforehand. I put on a greasy layer before bed, and by the time I wake up, practically everything has been absorbed, leaving behind just a tiny waxy sensation. As for the packaging, it is very pretty and pleasant, but inconvenient in every way: first, to open, you still need to try, and if you have long nails, then the manicure can be damaged; second, it is somehow inconvenient to apply during the day: either to climb there with your fingers, which is not very hygienic, or to scare people by spreading it on your lips directly from the jar; and third, dust collects very quickly in the jar and sticks to the Even though I use it on a daily basis and sometimes more than once, it still gives the impression that it will last for five years. This is despite the fact that the price of oil is currently quite low. I would consider making another purchase, but I believe that over such a long period of time, it will become excruciatingly monotonous, and its cleanliness continues to perplex me.