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Wed Mar 10, 2004 11:46 pm  |
I am really into aromatherapy skincare lately, having tried out Darphin, etc. Never was I dare to use oils on my face if not for all the reading and raves I read on various message boards..I used to think it was a weird philosophy and I was never an believer in that until lately. And as I getting into this whole new experience of using oils on my skin, and found that they haven't break me out ( hopefully never will!!!! finger crossing), my eagerness to try more get the better of me 
So, I heard of Decleor "oils" and how magnificent they work on someone skin. I braced myself for a thicker texture , but surprisingly it to me isn't that thick as expected. True it is thicker than Darphin but once you know to use the right amount and massage it well..it sinked into the skin nicely. The scent from the whitening "oil" is not overpowering at least to me and not too flowery ( I hate anything with too flowery scented), not sure how to decribe the scent but it is a feel good scent at least to me. I noticed that my skin is instantly hydrated and when I woke up the next morning, the skin looked supple, even, and a tad brighter. I need to use to for a while to see if it does more to my skin. Will update the review if I change my opinion of this. I have normal-combo/slightly sensitive skin especially on my active chin area. I avoid the usage on my chin area though . |
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