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ri*********Dehydrated SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinInner DrynessRecommendedAug 25, 2019I've always been a fan of Demeter and absolutely adore citrus scents. This time, I was intrigued by the unique packaging and decided to give it a try. The fragrance is lovely and has a subtle, lingering aroma. I applied it at home before going to school, and I could still smell the delightful scent even when I arrived at school. After leaving it in the bathroom, I noticed mold growing all over the paper parts. It's strange because paper stickers on shampoo bottles and such were fine when stored together, but this one developed mold... Matching the perfume with the body wash scent made the experience even more enjoyable. 
ql*********Dry SkinBrightening/Dark SpotsSebum/BlackheadsEnlarged PoresDec 4, 2018I've always loved Demeter's Fuzzy Navel scent, so I bought this along with the body wash. The fragrance is lovely! Plus, I'm not a fan of sticky body emulsions, and this one is wonderfully light. While the scent is nice when you first apply it, the lasting power is terrible... It's also quite drying for winter use. Wearing skinny jeans or fleece-lined hoodies after applying this increases itchiness. If only the hydration was a bit better, I would have kept using it. Such a shame! 
Hwahae UserCombination SkinSensitive SkinAug 22, 20171. The case has become prettier and more convenient. Unlike the old Demeter cases that were a mess with product getting stuck and splashing everywhere, this one has a book-like design fitting for the 'Fragrance Library' name. If used properly, it won't make a mess around you. 2. Compared to the Demeter Baby Powder body emulsion I used before, the texture seems much thinner. It's slightly translucent and looks like it might drip? But it's not so runny that it constantly flows out when you open the case. However, if you open it forcefully or shake it a bit while open, the product comes out easily. 3. The fragrance is really lovely. It's a true peach+orange scent, but while Fuzzy Navel cocktail had a stronger orange note, this one emphasizes the sweetness of peach. I usually get tired of overly sweet peach scents, but I don't get bored with this one even with continued use. It's a shame I can't compare it to the old Fuzzy Navel as I didn't use that one. 4. The fragrance lasts sufficiently but isn't overpowering. The initial Fuzzy Navel scent spreads quickly when applied but fades within minutes, preventing fatigue. The subtle lingering scent that you can smell up close lasts for a few hours. My boyfriend, who dislikes strong, sweet body emulsions, actually liked this one, saying it smells like candy somewhere, which made me happy. 1. I'm not sure about the hydration. The texture is lighter than the Baby Powder body emulsion I used before, but that product wasn't particularly outstanding in terms of hydration either, so it feels about the same. The ingredients seem to have improved though. Since I have dry body skin, I'm trying to use natural oils like coconut or almond oil instead of cosmetics, so I'll probably use this as a hand cream. 2. For those who want the fragrance to last as long as a perfume, the longevity might be a bit lacking. However, if you're looking for a pleasant feeling at the moment of application, this could be good.
