How to use it : 2 to 3 times a week, only in the PM. After mask pack care or basic skin care Apply a thin
Product Features
- All skin type / Volume 100g (3.53oz)
- A night cream designed to gently infuse the skin with pure Retinol and swiftlet nest extract,EGF to help diminish the appearance of wrinkles,and even out elastic skin texture and tone.
- Recommended for night care. If you want to use during the day, please apply sun cream.
- Wrinkles functional cosmetic
- Use only a small amount and apply thinly.
my holy grail of facial care I’ve been using this night cream for almost two months now, and I can attest that I’ve now finally found my holy grail of facial care products. That said, there are a lot of things I’d like to go over about usage and results so that you can have a better idea of what to expect. This may not necessarily be the product for everyone, even though I really love it, so I’ll be as honest as possible.Let’s start at the beginning: I’m 27 years old, very fair-skinned, typically have oily…
Retinol Sleep Pack for Night Use : Oily/Dehydrated Skin Update on 3/27/18 : This is almost an empty for me, I was alternating night using for a little bit so it slowed the use. I’ve got it on my repurchase list!Skin Type: Oily/Easily DehydratedSkin Shade : NC15Skin Conditions : Large pores, Darker sebaceous filaments around nose, some acne scarring, post-inflammatory hyper-pigmentation (from acne), hormonal breakouts, fine lines around mouth/eyes, lack of water productionProduct: Elizavecca Milk Piggy Revitalize EGF…
An interesting little bucket of moisturizing glue Seems like there aren’t many Asian skincare products that contain retinol, and just something about this one caught my eye. Maybe it was the odd name, or the price, or just that I was looking for a new nighttime face cream and this one happened to pop up when I went shopping.I haven’t been using this product long enough to be able to tell you if it actually helps at all with wrinkles, but here’s what I can tell you from my experience so far: this stuff does work very nicely as far…