Yes, the product description states that the formula contains perfume. This is useful to know before buying if you usually avoid fragranced cosmetics. Perfume can give a pleasant sensory experience, but it is also one of the more common sources of skin reactions in facial products.
If your skin is sensitive or easily irritated, this cream is not necessarily a bad choice for everyone, but it needs to be tested carefully. Apply a small amount to the inside of your jaw, behind your earlobe, or on the neck, and repeat it once or twice a day for a few days. If the test area becomes red, itchy, or uncomfortable, do not use the cream on your face.
Also avoid the eye area, because that skin is thinner and more reactive. When applying, keep the cream away from your eyelids and the immediate eye contour, and wash your hands before touching your face. If you normally use other fragranced facial products without a problem, this reduces but does not remove the need for a patch test — reactions can still appear when you switch products.
This cream is not intended to treat any skin condition. It is a facial moisturiser for normal and dry skin, and its role is limited to hydration and comfort. If you have a chronic skin condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or take medication, consult a specialist before adding a new cosmetic product to your routine.