Questo è il prodotto per la cura della pelle più venduto in Australia (una crema idratante/crema per le mani per riparare la pelle secca e screpolata causata dal lavaggio frequente delle mani). Proclama con orgoglio che utilizza il file "Formula norvegese." Qual è la formula norvegese? È fatto con le balene? In che modo la Norvegia ha prodotto i migliori cosmetici e prodotti per la cura della pelle al mondo?
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Norway making the best skincare/cosmetics is new to me. I too am interested to know if this is true, if so what separates it.
Brunost and milkchocolate.
Think its just a result of people needs + cold and dry winter
It’s not Norwegian. The formula might have come from Norway originally, but it’s just marketing. The products are not even sold here.
[I bet it is oil](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_jelly)
Never heard about it. I think this just marketing, they’ve found out putting “Norwegian Formula” on the product sells more. Googling it the product is from the US and has been made for 50+ years.
I think there was a popular series of skincare products made by a Norwegian that got some traction worldwide some years back, but before I think it was almost unheard of? Or maybe I just noticed more Nordic/norwegian skincare products after that.
Here in Norway it’s mostly very lab-oriented, or whatever is in. Right now it’s South Korean skincare. I’d bet that Norway’s most sold skin care product is Nivea face cream that you buy at the grocery store though.
(As observed by someone who knows nothing about skincare and have no skin in the game)
AFAIK Neutrogena is an American company but they took some inspiration from Norway for their hand cream
Norway still has access to whale blubber?