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Slightly creamier texture, slightly more moisturizing sunscreen than the Fluid. Not heavy at all, and leaves a natural glow as a finish, just like the Fluid. Fungal Acne Safe as well. Neither with the Fluid, nor with the Hydrating Cream have I developed any black marks or pimples. If I had to choose between the two UVMune 400 sunscreens, I would probably choose the cream because I can estimate that around 5 pumps are needed to cover the face and neck, compared to the packaging of the Fluid which is so liquid and absorbs quickly and in some areas you may not have applied enough

Regarding the texture of the product, it does not differ from the previous formula, it just seemed a little more yellow in color. It is lightweight, absorbs immediately, without leaving any white residue. In the positives: new filter for greater protection against UVA radiation, they removed Isopropyl Myristate which clogged pores for some people, and finally, NO FRAGRANCE. This specific sunscreen with the new filter, as well as the Hydrating Cream UVMUNE 400 SPF50+ with the new formulas, are Fungal Acne Safe.

Let's see with the new year if the new formula, with the new chemical filter Mexoryl 400 (UVMune 400), is as effective as the previous one and release the version without fragrance here. However, in the new formula they removed Isopropyl Myristate, which in the previous one was the 5th ingredient that clogged pores in blemished skin.

A decent sunscreen for everyday use. I don't think I will buy it again. Garnier's Anti-Age Super UV SPF 50 is almost the same, with different ingredients listed last and it doesn't have a scent. So, I don't see a reason to pay double the price for this particular one. It also has a similar sun protection as La Roche Posay's Shaka Fluid without a scent, with exactly the same "protection" against UVA, which they didn't release here

Nice face cleansing cream for the morning. It leaves it moisturized, it doesn't pull and it leaves a feeling of cleanliness compared to the CeraVe cleansing cream. It also contains Niacinamide, Panthenol, and Ceramides. I believe it suits all skin types and it's a shame that the company hasn't released the Toleriane Gel cleanser from the line yet, and it's only available in the American market.

One of the worst facial cleansers out there. I have tried it in the past and after a while, I stopped using it. Whether you have oily skin or "problematic" skin, there are other gentler cleansers out there that work just as well. Not a good formula at all, especially for sensitive skin like most Apivita products.

The correct amount (pea-sized) when applied to a damp face and absorbed, locks in moisture and keeps the skin hydrated for a long time. Despite having oily skin, it doesn't leave a heavy feeling even in the summer without clogging my pores. Although it is stated on the packaging "for dry to very dry skin," I believe the formula suits all skin types. I prefer it over the lotion which, for some reason, irritates my face, while it works perfectly fine on the body

Very good cleanser for the face and body with 3-4 gentle surfactants/cleansing ingredients and also enough moisturizing ingredients. It does not leave a tight feeling after rinsing. It does not contain SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate) which is harsh on the skin, nor SLES (Sodium Laureth Sulfate) which is milder and depending on the formula, leaves a tight feeling. I believe it's worth giving it a chance. Sometimes, besides acne, hormonal imbalance and dehydration play a role in the appearance of pimples.