Since it’s a mild retinol, I didn’t feel any irritation and applied it gently all over my face. It’s not fragrance-free, and the container is dark, so it might be hard to see how much I’ve used.

The essence has a grayish tint, which was interesting—kind of a beige with a hint of gray. The texture is on the heavier side, so I expected it to feel sticky or greasy. However, when I applied it, it felt moisturizing without being sticky. It does have some oiliness, but it was just the right amount.

The downside is that it doesn’t come in a larger size and is quite expensive.

The cream contains ceramide capsules, but I didn’t really feel them on my skin. It’s fragrance-free, and the application is smooth. It’s great for dry skin, and you can use it as the final step, or if it's not enough, you can add a serum before the cream.

There’s no irritation, and it’s easy to apply, which is great.

It provides moderate hydration, applies smoothly, and absorbs well, but I'm not sure if it really works. I’m not sure about pigmentation, but my face looks brighter... though I don’t know if it’s the pigmentation effect I wanted.

Aside from hydration, it doesn’t have any other noticeable effects.

It has a light and watery texture. It absorbs really quickly. Even when applied multiple times, it doesn’t build up on the face, it all absorbs. Applying it several times, like a toner, increases its moisturizing effect.

It feels nourishing, so I’d recommend it for really dry skin. I didn’t experience any irritation.

A serum with a slight viscosity. It’s not a lightweight, watery texture, so after applying it to the face, it leaves a dewy glow and provides hydration. It’s great for dry skin and is said to help with skin barrier care. Once absorbed, there’s no residue left, just a slight glow.

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