Review: Little Baby Cupcake Underarm Cream

Armpit Talks #03

I've finally come to the last part of my armpits-related posts!

Last, but certainly not the least, is Little Baby's Cupcake Underarm Cream.

This cream is popular not only in the Philippines, but all around SouthEast Asia.
It's a product of Thailand, but can be purchased in the Philippines via online sellers.

The first time I learned about this was last year. I started getting obsessed with beauty products last year too, and it's one of the things that I discovered during that time.

Little Baby Cupcake Underarm Cream
Price: 350 pesos for a 50 gram jar
Where to buy: Happy Hauler 

There are currently 2 kinds of cupcake cream available right now.

The first one is the original version. The original version's packaging contains vintage drawings of flowers and the aluminum jar is only contained in a small resealable plastic pack. The cream is unscented, much like regular lotion.

The second and newer version is the white chocolate version.

It doesn't really smell much like white chocolate. Or maybe, I was just expecting for it to smell a little sweeter. Only the smell and the packaging have changed, but the effect is still pretty much the same.

Of all the underarm wonders that I have mentioned, this one is the best for me.
Why?
Not only does it whiten the underarm effectively (though not as fast as RMK does), but it also removes "chicken skin". It made my underarm really soft and smooth, just after finishing one jar! A jar would last you around 2 weeks as well, depending on the use. I use it twice a day too, for maximum effect.

Pros:
- Removes chicken skin
- Effectively whitens the armpits
- Won't leave any marks on the clothes
- No more sweaty armpits
- Armpits smell really good!
- Makes your armpits feel soft and smooth

Cons:
- A bit expensive for an armpit "moisturizer" (coz my toner is RMK, and this is my moisturizer)
- Only sold by one reseller so far (or maybe I just don't know the other ones)

To summarize, I use Human Nature's deo stick when I don't want to mess my hands with this cream or if I already ran out of it. I always use RMK before any of the 2 though.

Have you already tried using this cupcake cream before? What can you say about it? Feel free to comment below ;)