Item: MLE CREAM
Rating: 5
Author: fi*****

I view Atopalm not just as a cosmetic, but closer to a therapeutic treatment. My son had atopic dermatitis as a baby, and after giving birth, I suffered from severe housewife's eczema. Every night, I'd scratch until I bled, with fluid oozing out. My finger joints were so dry that by morning, there'd be blood on the scratched areas. What saved me then was the Atopalm MLE Cream. My child grew up and entered middle school, and I had forgotten about Atopalm until I got the chance to use it again as part of The Hwahae Testers. It reminded me why it's truly exceptional. While my housewife's eczema isn't as severe as before, it still flares up during certain weather conditions and the rainy season. Atopalm is what calms it down. Recently, my fingers were itchy again, but after applying Atopalm, it subsided significantly. My face doesn't develop blemishes, and even after cleansing in the morning, it doesn't feel dry. Back when I knew nothing about cosmetic ingredients, Atopalm MLE Cream sparked my curiosity to study ingredients, wondering what made it so effective. Texture: As many have mentioned, it's a typical cream type, but rather than being extremely thick, it has a noticeable hydrating feel. As shown in the photo, it spreads so well that if you apply too much, you'll have excess. Ingredients: The MLE component is its key feature. It contains shea butter but feels light rather than heavy. Application: It spreads thinly, moistly, and widely. Scent: Fragrance-free

I was slightly concerned about the jar packaging. It's expensive, but now that it comes in tube form, I'll probably buy that next time. GS Mall and CJ Mall often have discounts and events, so I'll likely stock up then.

Don't apply it too thickly. Just spreading it widely helps greatly in strengthening the skin barrier.