The tube I have doesn't list any parabens in the ingredients and there is a bold section of the instructions which states:
"0% parabens, phenoxyethanol, artificial colorings, mineral oils... No testing on animals."

That may have been an old ingredient list for an old formula, I've been unable to find any parabens on any of their current ingredient lists or boxes. I wouldn't be surprised, companies make little changes like that to their formulas all the time.

I just checked my tube/bottle of this and it does not list any parabens in the ingredients. It also says 0% parabens on the back as well. So I don't think it has any in it.

I'm not sure where you're looking but this product has no parabens in the ingredient listing.

I was told in-store to put the buffing cream on my face and then rub it off. But I have dry and sensitive skin so I wet my face and then scrub it on and wash it off like a face wash. Still does the job! If you feel like you need a little more exfoliation grab a sponge and use that to scrub it onto your face.

No. You apply this to clean, wet or damp skin, rub it in, and rinse it back off. I don't know what one you dry buff with, but I wouldn't think that would be good for the skin on your face.
This is effective and gentle, rinses clean, and won't damage your skin.

Absolutely not. Must use with water, your first time may leave your skin a little red from the natural exfoliators. If you live in a dry climate I recommend using it twice a week in the shower, thus you make sure you wash all of the product off. MAKE SURE YOU DO THIS, for you will irritate your skin. But this is the best product I have ever came across for exfoliators. And as well only use less than a dime sized amount each time.
Hope this was good advice. :D

Yes, that is what I understand and how I have been using it, but it does not seem to matter much if you wait very long. I have found the main issue is not having your skin be very moist when you start. I rinse it and leave it just a bit damp, then start rubbing in the cream. I only wait about 10 secs to let it dry.

It's definitely not drying. If anything it adds moisture and feels like a moisturizer with exfoliating beads.

I have sensitive skin due to the exposure and frequent application of topical acne creams/medications and this product polishes my skin well while hydrating it too. Its very very delicate and it does the job of a scrub. For someone with a severe skin sensitivity I recommend using it once a week maybe? But Caudelie is a great brand altogether for sensitive/delicate skin

I saw it recently in the store. Do you think it is gone or changed?