Reviews of the skin care products for us with less than perfect skin
(Not sponsored. No affiliate links.) Vitamin C is one of those power ingredients that directly affects skin tone and visible signs of aging. Hyperpigmentation, uneven skin tone, wrinkles and all sorts of skin shenanigans are to be treated with this star ingredient that comes in various forms. Ascorbic acid or L-ascorbic acid is the most … Continue reading Goings On About Vitamin C in Skincare
(Not sponsored. No affiliate links.) What is it? It is an essence; a product much more concentrated with active ingredients than toner but can be used as one. This one in particular caught my attention with interesting combination of snail mucus and not so much gold but herbal extracts, and of course, ‘wrinkle functional cosmetics’ … Continue reading Farm Stay Gold Escargot Noblesse Intensive Lifting Essence Review
(Not sponsored. No affiliate links.) What is it? It is a toner. Product that has a purpose to be a finishing step of a cleansing and a first step of a treatment in skin care routine (for more click here). When used with a cotton pad, it removes last traces of makeup (if any) and … Continue reading NACIFIC (Natural Pacific) Real Floral Calendula Toner Review
(Not sponsored. No affiliate links.) What is it? Another product from Missha’s Time Revolution Artemisia range to review. A cleanser also doubles as a clay mask. Two in one product infused with double fermented Artemisia Annua or simply mugwort extract. I already reviewed Missha Time Revolution Artemisia Treatment Essence (you can find it here). I … Continue reading Missha Time Revolution Artemisia Pack Foam Cleanser Review
(Not sponsored. No affiliate links.) What is it? Another antioxidant from The Ordinary I couldn’t resist to. They had me at ‘its antioxidant capacity is 40,000% stronger than networks of Vitamins C and E together’ as Deciem themselves like to address this acid. This acid is not to be confused with direct acids like AHA, … Continue reading Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) What is it and Why Use it (The Ordinary Review)
