Vitamin A

Facial oil recommendations for oily-combo skin please?

Facial oil

what vitamin A products are good for beginners?

vitamin A

Is IUNIK vitamin propolis serum worth buying?

IUNIK

I think the price. It&#39;s quite pricey but it&#39;s okay for me too.

🌼𝒦ℯ𝓎 𝒾𝓃ℊ𝓇ℯ𝒹𝒾ℯ𝓃𝓉𝓈: This got a whopping 77.78% Gaomi (rice) extract. It also has niacinamide and rice bran extract. Rice extract is known for its rich antioxidant compounds, including Vit E, ferulic acid and oryzanol. The bran on the other hand contains moisturizing polysaccharides, omega fatty acids, and a lot of nutrients. All of these work synergistically to brighten your complexion, make it look more radiant, supple and younger looking.

🌼ℱℴ𝓇𝓂𝓊𝓁𝒶𝓉𝒾ℴ𝓃: What caught my attention was its 2 distinct product densities. The first layer is watery, the other layer is more of like an emulsion. So you need to shake it first before using.

🌼𝒜𝓅𝓅𝓁𝒾𝒸𝒶𝓉𝒾ℴ𝓃: After cleansing, I take a few drops at the palm of my hand and massage them well across my face. This has a very watery milk consistency. Very lightweight and easily absorbed by my skin.

🌼𝒞ℴ𝒾𝓃: Php1200 for 150ml, which is perhaps a little pricey compared to other k-beauty toners. But if you have a room in your budget, I would say it&#39;s a worthwhile product.

🌼𝒱ℯ𝓇𝒹𝒾𝒸𝓉: I think I&#39;ve found the one. This is so perfect for my oily-combo skin! I have been using this consistently for ~3weeks, day &amp; night. What I love about this is I can layer it bec it&#39;s very lightweight and fast absorbing (I love layering my toners &amp; essences) it didn&#39;t make my skin feel greasy at all. And you can already see the instant glow right after application! I haven&#39;t seen any significant improvement on my pimple marks though (need to use it more to see), but the overall complexion of your skin will really improve. So if you&#39;re after the instant brightening effect and you have the budget, go for it!

🌼key ingredients: Sugar cane-derived glycolic acid, a type of alpha hydroxy acid (AHA), with a concentration of 5.25%. A gentle skin resurfacing exfoliant that targets discoloration, sun damage, fine lines, and clogged pores by removing dead skin cells &amp; increasing your skin’s cellular turnover. Also has Kale, Spinach, and Parsley as antioxidants. Aloe, Panthenol (Vitamin B5), &amp; Sodium Hyaluronate as humectants and Allantoin for soothing. ph 3.5-4

🌼texture&#47;formulation: Clear, green liquid that has a watery consistency. It’s absorbed quickly &amp; leaves my face feeling comfortably moist, without a dry matte texture nor a discernibly sticky or tacky film.

🌼application: I use it at night 1-2x a week. (Others can use it everynight, pay attention to your skin&#39;s resiliency, every skin is unique) I apply this as the first step in my routine after cleansing. My preferred method is to pour some onto a cotton pad &amp; gently swipe across my face. Leave it on for about 3-5mins then I continue with the rest of my routine. Don&#39;t forget spf the next day!

🌼coin: $25 for a 200ml bottle which is not bad! However, this brand is not that accessible in our country so I got this for $32, a bit up there imo

🌼verdict: I’ve got to admit – I had high hopes for this product, esp after reading raving reviews of it, but I gotta say, I wasn&#39;t blown away. Don&#39;t get me wrong, I did enjoy using this toner bec it&#39;s gentle enough for my skin and it was able to do what an AHA was supposed to do but no &quot;wow&quot; factor for me. It’s a pleasant-enough product to keep using as a supplement to my routine, but I’m undecided if I’ll repurchase. Maybe bec I can see more significant results when using my BHA? Yes I think so. Overall, still a good product but my doors are still open for other AHAs to try (at a cheaper price point) I&#39;ll give this a 4&#47;5✨

The only downside is it&#39;s a little bit pricey. But I can say that it&#39;s worth the splurge.

This is my holy grail sleeping mask!! I love how nourishing it is! The ingredient list is so simple, it doesn&#39;t have alcohol and fragrance in it. Perfect for sensitive skin. I will highly recommend this if you are into sleeping masks.

The only con that I can think of right now would be the packaging, yes it's hygienic, mess free and the color is pretty but it's not easy to travel with, quite bulky.


I'm turning 30 in a few months and gosh I'm starting to see all those signs of aging esp on my eye area 😫 I need all the help that I can get and an eye cream with well-aging benefits? Yes please!

Had the chance to try this eye cream and been using it for a while now, here are my thoughts:

🌻key ingredients: Bakuchiol, squalane, vitamin C and peptide complex.

🌻formulation/texture: Gorgeous texture of an eye cream! It has a soft velvety silky texture that's super lightweight and gets absorbed quickly. No stickiness nor residue whatsoever.

🌻coin: $31.99 (1760php) for 30ml, for me it's priced reasonably (price per ml) compared to the other expensive eye creams I've tried before.

🌻verdict: While I haven't seen any significant improvement yet on my fine lines after 2 weeks of using it, I noticed that my undereye area is now not as dry as before, they also look plumper and much brighter and awake. This eye cream also makes concealers adhere better on my under eye area with it's smooth finish. I didn't experience any eye irritation, it's just so refreshing to apply! I will continue to use this for better results.

I hate how this product was marketed. It&#39;s confusing.

Do you use facial oil? Well, I don&#39;t. I don&#39;t like how it feels, I don&#39;t like how it leaves my oily skin even oilier. I guess I just have yet to find the right facial oil for me. But for now, I prefer my sleeping masks if I want more nourishment &amp; hydration.

Then Dear Klairs dropped this product! A serum that provides the rich hydration of a facial oil without the oily finish. Oh yes! So when Wishtrend asked me what products I want to try from them, I included this one out of curiosity and hope that it might be the product I was looking for.

Then the trying, reviewing &amp; researching begun. Okay so before I head onto my review, let me just rant a bit. The product name is misleading if nothing more than a marketing strategy to generate hype. This is not an oil okay? This is a water-based serum, there&#39;s no oil in it. I understand they might be trying to communicate how the Fundamental Watery Oil Drop provides the nourishment of oils without any actual oiliness, but still, I find it unnecessarily confusing. *end of rant*

The product is amazing though! So here&#39;s my review 💛

Dear Klair Fundamental Watery Oil Drop

🌼key ingredients: Enriched with Jeju Green Tea Water, Rice Ferment exteact, Bifida Ferment Extract, Sodium Hyaluronate and Peptides, provides regeneration, antioxidation and well-aging properties.

🌼formulation&#47;texture: It&#39;s a thin clear serum with slightly thicker than water consistency. Gets absorb quickly onto the skin.

🌼application: I use 3 drops then apply using my palms and spread it evenly on my face. I do it at night before my moisturizer.

🌼coin: $31 for 50ml of product. It&#39;s a good price point for the amt of product you get.

🌼verdict: Marketing strategy aside, I really really like this product. This has 2 of my fave ingredients (green tea and rice extract) plus HA too! It really did a great job in hydrating my skin and making it more plump. I don&#39;t know abt well-aging benefits bec my goal is to use this serum for extra hydration and it did its job pretty well! Would def recommend to oily&#47;combo sometimes dehydrated skin like mine. I&#39;ll give this a 4&#47;5✨

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