Pond’s The Cool Classic Cold Cream 9.5 oz
Product Features
- Deep cleans & removes make-up.
- Hypo-allergenic. suitable for sensitive skin.
- Won’t clog pores. dermatologist tested.
PONDS Cold Cream Cleanser, 9.5-oz. Jars
• 9 years ago
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Formula Change – Burns Sensitive Skin This used to be one of the best products on the market. I’ve used it for over 20 years. Unilever changed the formula six months ago in March 2012 I was told by a customer rep. I used a new jar after receiving it this week and within 15 minutes felt a slight burning sensation all over my face. I had to wash it off immediately. I called the number on the back of the jar and the phone rep acknowledged the formula change and will send a postage paid envelope so I can send them the jar. It is…
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