W/O Lotion or O/W Lotion?
Question by Guest | 2018-03-24 at 10:01
I am totally irritated right now! I cream myself every day and lately, I have always such a oily skin.
Now I have seen that different body lotion have these different letters on their tube or bottle: There is either W/O or sometimes O/W.
What does that actually mean and is there any difference?
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I'm assuming that you are using exactly the wrong cream for your skin. The W stands for water, the O stands for oil.
In your case, I advise you to use creams on which O/W is specified.
2018-03-24 at 11:56