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Tue Dec 09, 2008 12:01 am  |
I just got this today with my order. So I can't wait to try it first thing at night but was quite disappointed 
I heard reviews saying this is hydrating but I don't find it to be the case at all. So moisturizer is a must for those with dry skin especially in the winter. It's a light orangy liquidy texture. Is that normal or I got a bad one? I'm not sure if it should be clear or not.
From the description, it says it'll plump up fine lines but it does nothing at all. It does disappear into the skin when applied so that's one good thing about it.
I wonder if I need to use this for awhile to see results? Any feedbacks for those that tried this before? Thanks! |
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Tue Dec 09, 2008 7:21 am |
| I tried this a long time ago, I have oily skin so I liked the fact that it's wasn't too moisturizing. But, I don't recall it being orangy in the least...it was a clear gel. I would contact PSF and check this out..they reply very quickly. |
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Tue Dec 09, 2008 9:18 am |
I've gone through 2-3 bottles and they're all a clear gel. This is more like HA serum so I woudn't use this as a moisturizer, but UNDER a moisturizer.
This wouldn't be enough unless you had oily skin.
Sometimes I'd mix it with an oil and that would feel very nice on my skin. |
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Tue Dec 09, 2008 11:08 am |
So it's a completely clear gel? Cuz mine comes out a bit orangy very very slightly though. After I finished applying it, when I smell my fingers, there's a very slight sour odor to it. Is that normal?
marina and sormuimui , so did u see any improvment to your skin? Do u see a difference then? Thanks! |
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