Avant Gardero Dandelion Cream
Avant Gardero's Dandelion line runs across creams of several kinds, from face and body creams to hair color and straightening creams, all carrying the Dandelion name. This Avant Gardero collection on skinsli brings the whole dandelion-cream range together, so you can sort the skin creams from the hair-styling and hair-color creams in one place.
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Buying guide
Avant Gardero Dandelion Cream: Skin, Body, and Hair
The Avant Gardero Dandelion Cream collection on skinsli gathers the brand's dandelion-named creams, and the live grid spans more than one category. It mixes skin and body creams with hair-styling and hair-color creams. The guide below sorts what is actually in the 10-plus listings so you can find the right type.
What is in this collection
The collection currently holds ten or more Avant Gardero Dandelion creams. They include the Dandelion Glimmed Cream and Glee Medi Cream for skin, a Med Hand and Body Cream, magic straight creams and perm cream for hair styling, and several Dandelion Hair BB color creams and hair dyes in shades like natural brown, dark brown, and black. This is a broad range, not a single product type.
The skin creams
The skin-facing items are the Dandelion Glimmed Cream and the Dandelion Glee Medi Cream at 120ml. These are face creams in the dandelion line. If you came here for facial skincare, these are the listings to look at rather than the hair products further down the grid.
Hand and body cream
The Dandelion Med Hand and Body Cream at 120ml sits between skincare and body care. It is meant for hands and body rather than the face, so it covers the larger-area moisturizing role within the dandelion range.
Hair styling creams
Several listings are hair-styling products. The Dandelion Multi-Therapy Magic Straight Cream and the Magic Straight Cream 100ml with Magic Perm are straightening and perm creams for hair, not skin. Read these as styling treatments and follow the hair-product directions on the packaging.
Hair BB color creams and dyes
A large share of the grid is the Dandelion Hair BB color cream and hair dye range. These come in 80g and 150g sizes and in shades such as natural brown, dark brown, and black. They are hair coloring products, so treat them like dye rather than a skin cream and follow the color-application steps on the box.
Picking the right dandelion cream
Because the word cream covers skin, body, styling, and color here, sort by what you want to do first. For skincare, choose the Glimmed or Glee Medi cream. For body, the Hand and Body Cream. For hair, decide between the straight or perm creams and the BB color creams in your shade.
Buying from skinsli
Each cream is its own listing with its own size or shade. Confirm the current in-stock status, the volume or gram weight, and the shade where it applies on the product page before ordering.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What Avant Gardero Dandelion creams are in this collection?
Ten or more dandelion creams spanning skin creams (Glimmed, Glee Medi), a hand and body cream, hair straight and perm creams, and Dandelion Hair BB color creams and dyes in brown and black shades.
Which Avant Gardero Dandelion creams are for the face?
The Dandelion Glimmed Cream and the Dandelion Glee Medi Cream 120ml are the face creams. Most other listings are hair or body products.
Is the Dandelion Hair BB Color Cream a hair dye?
Yes. The Dandelion Hair BB Color Creams are hair coloring products, sold in 80g and 150g sizes and shades like natural brown, dark brown, and black. Use them as hair dye, not as a skin cream.
What is the Dandelion Magic Straight Cream?
It is a hair-styling straightening cream, with a version that includes a magic perm. It is for hair, so follow the styling directions on the Avant Gardero packaging.
How do I pick the right dandelion cream for my need?
Sort by purpose. For skincare pick the Glimmed or Glee Medi cream, for body the Hand and Body Cream, and for hair choose between the straight and perm creams or the BB color creams in your shade.















