As title, my face get itchy after I apply Olay Natural White Night cream

Should I stop using it ??

Or I need to let my skin adapt ?? HOW ??

**Note : The itchyness reduced after 15 minutes or so

Its ingredients (website)
• OLAY “Triple efficacy whitening” formula
• Vitamin E
• Milky Whitening Essence
• X2 Mulberry leaf extract
• OLAY moisturizing factor
(Very Femine smell, I think quite a lot of fragrance !)

This post has been edited by moon yuen: Aug 29 2009, 12:25 AM

ya... stop using it.

Moon yuen, you can try Mary Kay skin care, if you are not suitable to use also, we can exchange the product for you. But for sure, will choose the product that suitable with your skin type.

And the product you use cannot exchange or return back money right?

If you interested to try, can call me...

This post has been edited by XiaoPooh: Aug 29 2009, 10:19 AM

itching, redness, spots, pimples in the morning = bad sign

Skin care shouldn't make you itch when you apply it. I'd recommend you take a break from the cream for one week and see how your skin feels. Then try it again for one day and monitor the sensation and the colour of your skin. If the itching continues, give the bottle away to someone else.

This probably means you have sensitive skin. Try a product like Simple Rejuvenating Rich Moisturiser (http://bittenbefore.com/tokyolife/2009/08/28/london-shopping-with-the-locals/ <--- at the bottom of this blogpost).
If you are okay to try something a little more expensive I'd recommend Avene or Vichy. These brands have products that are tested to be gentle on skin. Cost about RM90+ for the creams.
IF you have an even bigger budget you should definitely get Dr.Ci:Labo's Aqua Collagen Gel Super Sensative Formula (http://www.cilabousa.com/lineup/index.html#collagensupersensitive). Very nice to use. RM140 for 50g and RM240 for 120g but for sure last long time.
Check all the products that you have used in the past or are currently using now. Look at the labels. Most people are sensitve to the following ingredients:
Fragrance, Mineral Oil(ends with parafin), Alcohol (alcohol denat), Paraben (it's preservative like Methylparaben) Kaolin (white powder found in most drugstore whitening products), just to name a few.
It's good to know what you are putting on your skin ^__^ Happy learning!

This post has been edited by saintangelius: Aug 30 2009, 02:14 AM