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

Crevil is developed and labelled as a body cream. Its texture — supported by cetearyl alcohol, glyceryl stearate, and mineral oil — is optimized for larger areas like arms, legs, and hands where the skin is thicker and tends to lose more moisture after washing or cold exposure. The mineral oil film that helps reduce water loss on the body can feel heavier on facial skin, which has more sebaceous glands and a higher tendency toward congestion or breakouts in some people.

If you have very dry facial skin and tolerate mineral-oil-based products well, you could technically apply a small amount, but it is not the intended use. For the face, a dedicated facial moisturizer formulated for your skin type (lighter emulsions, non-comedogenic claims, specific active ingredients) will usually give a better cosmetic result. Keep the body cream for post-shower body hydration, after outdoor exposure, or whenever the skin on your hands, elbows, knees, or legs feels tight and dull.