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Emami Malai Kesar Cold cream

Emami Malai Kesar Cold cream
Emami Malai Kesar Cold cream

To combat the harsh effects of cold winter airs, Emami has come up with Malai Kesar cold cream. As the name suggests, Emami Malai Kesar Cold Cream has the natural goodness of time-tested ingredients such as Malai (milk-cream), Kesar (saffron) and Aloe Vera.

Malai has been traditionally used by Indian women from ancient times and is the ingredient of choice for winter chapping and skin dryness.  

Kesar or saffron is well-known for its skin lightening and rejuvenating properties while aloevera is a great skin nourisher, moisturiser and a soothing sunburn gel as well. Emami claims that the softness of malai makes your skin supple while the radiance of kesar enhances the natural glow of your skin; so go ahead and experience the goodness of this non-greasy Emami Malai Kesar Cold Cream and face the winter with a soft and glowing skin.
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  1. Anonymous9:40 PM

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    say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often.

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  2. Anonymous4:58 PM

    Your blog is full of interesting beauty,health, fitness, and wellness posts. pl keep it up

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  3. Anonymous5:04 PM

    super cool!

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  4. Anonymous11:23 AM

    I absolutely love cold cream..I use it to take off my makeup, but it is also a really good moisturizer. I've been using it forever..it does the trick, so I see no need to spend a lot of money on all that fancy stuff.

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  5. Anonymous5:08 PM

    I have to totally agree with you. Emami Malai- Kesar Cold Cream is one I grew up with too and I always seem to go back to it.

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  6. Anonymous5:11 PM

    I also love the wonderful cold cream.

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  7. Anonymous10:22 AM

    Where can i get this product? I would love to try it

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  8. Anonymous4:29 PM

    I have done a review on this...it is my favorite. Great Review!

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  9. Sinchana10:42 AM

    This Cold Cream is absolutely amazing. I am using it now

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  10. Anonymous10:46 AM

    I absolutely love cold cream..I use it to take off my makeup, but it is also a really good moisturizer. I've been using it forever.

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  11. Abhiram11:10 AM

    This cream is the best

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