I usually talk a lot about products that are suitable for oily skin because that is my skin type but today I will talk about a product that works really well for normal to dry skin. The product in question is the Biotique Bio Saffron Dew – Youthful Nourishing Day Cream. This product contains Saffron or Kesar and turmeric extracts that are known to provide a glow to the skin. It also contains almond and pistachio oils that are extremely nourishing and hydrating.
Texturewise, it is slightly thick but melts on the skin and gets absorbed really quickly. It is pretty light weight despite containing nourishing oils and leaves just a thin film of oil on the skin, which feels smooth and rich, not greasy and shiny. The cream claims to be suitable for all skin types but I would not recommend it for oily skinned people because the almond oil may be a bit too heavy if you already secrete too much sebum. For those with dry or normal skin though, this cream works really well and leaves the skin super soft, supple, and youthful. As an added bonus, it has the pleasant scent of saffron and sandalwood that gives it a luxurious feel.
If you are in the market for a day cream that is nourishing but not overly greasy then the Biotique Bio Saffron Dew might be the perfect product for you. A gigantic 175gm jar is priced at INR 480 which is quite affordable considering that the cream contains natural ingredients including saffron. With the cold weather slowly creeping nearer, this cream will provide the much-needed hydration and glow to your skin and will make it baby soft!
I hope that this review was helpful. You can buy the Biotique Bio Saffron Dew here.
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Mrinalini
Mrinalini is a beauty blogger with over 7 years of experience in reviewing skincare, makeup, and wellness products. Her professional experience in the biomedical space plus her keen interest in testing products spanning decades gives her the upper edge when it comes to reviewing new beauty products, particularly for oily, acne-prone, Indian skin.
I’ve never heard of anything like this! How interesting (: