MISSHA Bee Pollen Renew Ampoule Skin Reviews

MISSHABee Pollen Renew Ampoule Skin

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  Dec 19, 2019 (UTC)
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  I was able to use this product after winning the Hwahae Trial Reviewer event. There is also a space on the back of the container to write the opening date! I have very sensitive, severely dehydrated skin with a tendency for facial flushing. Before trying this skin, I had used the Missha mugwort line well, but had never tried the Bifollen line, so I had high expectations. First of all, it didn't feel sticky at all. It's a rather dense, oily type, but it didn't feel sticky and absorbed slowly as well. It would be best to just scoop it out and apply it to the face, but I tried using it with a cotton pad as a toner and also as a face pack. When I used it as a toner, it felt more moisturizing when applied with my hands, but somehow my hands didn't seem to work as well for this method... When I used it as a face pack, it felt moisturizing and my skin felt well-hydrated, but it was hard to get it out of the cotton pad since it didn't come out easily enough... It seems like there's quite a lot of product, and it's good, but it feels more like an essence than a toner to me. And I was curious about the synergy with the Bifollen Renew Ampoule, so I purchased the ampoule and tried it out. Both feel heavy and similar, but they seem to work well together. However, I do feel more of an oily sensation than hydration. The more toner layers I apply, the more oily it feels. It seems good to use as a coating effect after first applying hydration. It might work well for dry skin types, but I don't recommend it for combination/oily skin types. Since my skin is severely dehydrated, it didn't seem to absorb it very well...

  Cons

  I wish the packaging was a pump type... It's a bit inconvenient to use since it has a slightly viscous, runny texture and doesn't come out easily. And not so much a downside, but those expecting a lot of hydration might find it a bit heavy. It has more of an oily sensation than hydration, and it feels more like an essence that uses oil to provide moisture. Both the Bifollen Renew Ampoule and this skin had a slight irritation on my troubled areas. After using it for a few days, the irritation went away, but I was a bit worried that it might not suit me.

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  When I applied a hydrating toner (I used the Dr.Jart Vital Hydra Solution) and then layered this over it as a moisture-sealing essence, the hydration lasted much longer and felt better.

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