

1- 2in1 hand & nail balm 'Care' from Essence with yoghourt extract and calcium (marox): I confess I was a little weary when I got this hand cream from my sister some time ago. To sum up, I have atopic dermatitis and I'm quite lazy at using hand creams, etc. It has a nice texture, it's not too rich and to my surprise I found myself reaching for this tube quite often. Needless to say, when I'm having a dermatitis breakout I have to use the hand cream my dermathologist prescribed (Ictyane hand cream from Ducray) which works great but it's just too greasy for my liking. I know I shouldn't, but I use that when everything else fails and the skin on my hands is in a pitiful state. Price: about 2 EUR. I'm now using another Essence cream, the 'Repair' one my mum got for me at Beautik *here*. Btw, I just realised that one has
2- Hydra Specific (Noche) de Yves Rocher: Como comentaba en el producto anterior, no soporto las cremas con una textura grasienta, así que en una visita a Yves Rocher y aprovechando uno de los muchos cupones que le mandan a Marian, probé esta crema de noche. Tenían una promoción del 50% de descuento, así que me salió por 7 € aproximadamente. Me ha gustado mucho y no me importaría repetir, pero eso sí, a ese precio. Punto negativo: la forma del envase hace que sea complicado llegar al final del tarrito cuando éste está en las últimas. Marian también la ha usado algunas veces y le ha gustado.

2- Hydra Specific (Night face cream) from Yves Rocher: Like I said when reviewing the previous product, I cannot stand rich creams, so during a visit to the Yves Rocher store *UK/US* the salesgirl suggested I try this. They had a 50% off promotion (and when not, they send Marian a gazillion coupons and vouchers regularly), so the final price was about 7 EUR. I liked this night cream very much and wouldn't mind to repurchase, that is, as long as I can get it at that price. Cons: the odd jar shape makes it hard to reach the bottom and get product when it's almost finished. Marian tried this occassionally and liked it too.

4- Split ends Repair Treatment Serum from Mercadona (from Marox): This is my first used-up tube. I apply the tiniest amount -one pump- with a few drops of sweet almond oil (also available at Mercadona supermarkets) to my ends and they feel more moisturized and less dry. It doesn't do miracles to split ends, so eventually you'll have to pay your hairdresser a visit. To be entirely honest I do have a little product left, as I cut the tube in half to wipe the remaining product clean and I guess that will last me about a month or so.
5- Guava and macadamia nut body butter from Etos: Purchased at the Dutch drugstores we talked about *here*. It's very small (50ml only) and therefore not very budget-friendly if you intend to use this on a regular basis. It has a slight fruity scent and a very nice mousse-like texture. We used this up in about a week and have another jar we will use some other time.
6- Quitaesmaltes sin acetona de Basic (Schlecker): Tuneado por Marian *aquí* para hacerlo más hidratante. Retira el esmalte bastante bien, aunque con colores muy oscuros, hay que insistir un poco más. Necesitábamos uno y como Schlecker nos queda al lado de flamenco, pues rara es la vez que al salir de clase no hacemos escala técnica allí. Baratito y cumple, aunque supongo que los habrá mejores.

6- Acetone-free nail polish remover from Basic (Schlecker): Marian upgraded it to make it more moisturizing *here*. It does the job, though with darker colours you may have to be patient. We needed a remover and Schlecker happens to be right outside where we go to our flamenco dance lessons, so we pop into the store almost every week. Cheap and it works, though I suppose there will probably be better options out there.
¿Coincidimos con alguno? ¿Alguna recomendación?
Have you tried any of these? Any suggestions?