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August 14, 2012, 12:55 PM
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Vanishing cream
I take that 'crema de base' or 'crema hidratante' is a fitting translation for 'vanishing cream'.
Is there any better option in Spanish? Oxford gives "crema evanescente", but it sounds a bit unusual to me. Cambridge Klett gives "crema de día" which I've heard more often than not... Any views on this term, both in English and Spanish, will be greatly appreciated... (If you asked me about "crema", the one I prefer is "crema catalana", but I am not sure how that helps your dermis...) 
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