Can I use this on my face, or is it body-only?

The packaging and description identify this as a body cream, and the texture is noted as richer than a typical facial moisturiser. That richness comes from a higher oil phase, which is excellent for thicker skin on legs, arms, and elbows but can sit heavily on the thinner, more sebaceous skin of the face — especially the T-zone. The product information does not mention non-comedogenic testing, so there is no data on whether it might contribute to clogged pores or breakouts. If your facial skin is very dry and you tolerate heavier creams well, a tiny amount on the cheeks in winter may be fine, but avoid the eye area and any zones prone to congestion. For daily facial care, a product specifically designed for the face — lighter, often with added humectants like glycerin or hyaluronic acid, and tested for comedogenicity — is a safer default. Use this cream where it shines: body, hands, and localised rough patches.