Definitions
- Referring to a thick, smooth substance used for moisturizing the skin. - Talking about a substance used for cooking or baking. - Describing a substance used for medical purposes, such as treating skin conditions or pain relief.
- Referring to a liquid or semi-liquid substance used for moisturizing the skin. - Talking about a substance used for cleaning or polishing. - Describing a substance used for medical purposes, such as treating skin conditions or pain relief.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are used for moisturizing the skin.
- 2Both can be used for medical purposes.
- 3Both come in various forms, such as scented or unscented.
- 4Both can be used for cosmetic purposes.
- 5Both can be found in different textures, such as thick or thin.
What is the difference?
- 1Consistency: Cream is thicker and heavier than lotion.
- 2Absorption: Lotion is absorbed more quickly by the skin than cream.
- 3Usage: Cream is often used for very dry or rough skin, while lotion is used for normal to slightly dry skin.
- 4Greasy feeling: Cream can leave a greasy feeling on the skin, while lotion is lighter and less greasy.
- 5Packaging: Cream is usually packaged in jars or tubs, while lotion is commonly found in bottles with pumps.
Remember this!
Cream and lotion are both substances used for moisturizing the skin and have similar uses. However, cream is thicker and heavier, while lotion is lighter and more easily absorbed. Cream is typically used for very dry or rough skin, while lotion is used for normal to slightly dry skin. Cream can leave a greasy feeling on the skin, while lotion is less greasy.
