Isntree Yam Root Vegan Milk Cream 80 ml

Yes, the cream is designed for dry, sensitive skin. It is free from fragrance and ethanol. It does, however, contain soybean, sweet almond and coconut extracts as well as several other plant extracts, so try it on a small area first. If you have a diagnosed skin condition, discuss new skincare products with your dermatologist. This is a cosmetic moisturiser, not a medical treatment.

Retailers list the cream we offer as Yam Root Vegan Milk Cream. Our supplier and some retailers also list it as Yam Root Vegan Barrier Cream, and the brand's website currently offers a renewed version under that name. However, a different ingredient list also appears under the Barrier Cream name, for example with macadamia oil and niacinamide. We therefore do not consider the two formulas confirmed as identical. The ingredient list on the packaging of your product is decisive.

You may feel softer, less tight skin right after application, but this depends on your skin's condition and individual response. Changes in how much your skin flakes or how often dryness bothers you cannot be guaranteed within a specific timeframe. If the cream suits you, use it regularly.

Yam root extract is the signature ingredient of the Yam Root range. Our supplier and retailers state that it makes up 57% of the formula. This is a claim we have not verified ourselves. We have not found data on the effect of yam when applied to human skin, so we don't attribute any specific effect to it. The cream's hydrating and softening character comes from the formula as a whole, mainly the ceramides, cholesterol, emollients and humectants.

"Vegan" is part of the product name. The validity and scope of any vegan certification for the supplied version have not yet been confirmed. We have no documentation on the origin of some ingredients, such as cholesterol and ceramides. We therefore cannot recommend it to customers who require verified vegan skincare.

The published ingredient list includes soybean (Glycine Max), sweet almond (Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis) and coconut (Cocos Nucifera) extracts. If you have a confirmed allergy to any of these ingredients, do not use the product without prior advice from a qualified professional. The cream also contains oat, rice and malt extracts. The ingredient list on the purchased packaging takes precedence. The word Vegan in the product name does not, by itself, establish independent certification.

Both are intended for dry skin, but their formulas differ. ROVECTIN Barrier Repair Ultra Cream contains several plant oils and butters, niacinamide, astaxanthin and ceramide NP. According to the published Milk Cream formula, Isntree combines five types of ceramides with cholesterol and phytosphingosine. Choose according to your preferred texture, ingredients and any known allergies.

If you have a confirmed soy, almond or coconut allergy, do not use this product without prior advice from a qualified professional. Also skip it if you avoid silicones (it contains simethicone) or need verified vegan skincare. If your skin is prone to clogged pores, consider whether richer cream textures suit you. The cream is not targeted care for pigmentation, acne or wrinkles. If your skin is only mildly dehydrated, a light gel cream such as PURITO Oat-in Calming Gel Cream may feel more comfortable.

According to its published ingredient list, the cream contains no retinoids, and the brand gives no specific information on pregnancy. We still recommend discussing any new skincare with your doctor during pregnancy and breastfeeding and showing them the ingredient list below.