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Quattro Ampoule Elasticity Solution

1 Reviews

• dan0808

  Sep 1, 2019 (UTC)
  Dry SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  I was lucky enough to be selected as one of The Hwahae Testers to try this product. (I'll add photos later.) First, let me describe my skin type: I have deep dryness, which ironically causes oiliness in my T-zone, and I get blemishes mainly on my forehead, cheeks, and chin. I mostly get small bumps rather than inflamed acne, and I'm concerned about whiteheads in my butterfly zone, chin, and between my eyebrows. I used this product only in the evening routine! 1. Absorbs well At first, I thought the thick consistency might absorb slowly, but it actually has great absorption and spreads easily. While it's not the lightest serum, it doesn't feel heavy on the skin, which I appreciate. 2. Hydrating Although this serum promotes firmness, I'd give it higher marks for hydration. Of course, when skin is well-hydrated, it naturally becomes more elastic! The serum doesn't necessarily flood your skin with moisture, but it provides adequate hydration and seems to create a protective layer that locks in moisture, making the hydration last longer. 3. Doesn't cause blemishes (especially small bumps) I often get blemishes from products that form a film on the skin, but this one didn't cause any issues despite its texture. I've been using it consistently, and while I did get one slightly hard, inflamed pimple on my chin, that's rare for me and usually happens when I'm not feeling well. Typically, if a product doesn't agree with my skin, I get small bumps, but I didn't experience that with this serum. However, if inflamed acne is your main concern, you might want to keep this in mind when considering a purchase.

  Cons

  1. Stiff dropper As mentioned in many reviews, the dropper is quite stiff, making it difficult to dispense the product, especially given its thick consistency. 2. Didn't notice anti-wrinkle effects I have fine horizontal lines on my forehead, and as I approach my 30s, I'm starting to pay attention to neck wrinkles too. I always apply this product up to my neck, but I haven't seen significant improvements in my forehead lines yet. It might be because I haven't been using it for very long! Since this product doesn't cause any issues for my skin, I plan to continue using it. I'll update this review if I notice any effects on my wrinkles in the future.

  Tip

  This isn't exactly a pro tip, but I use The Ordinary's Glycolic Acid (AHA) 7% Toning Solution for exfoliation. While I'm not sure about compatibility with other AHA products, I've heard that the acidic nature of AHAs can hydrolyze peptides. So on days when I use my exfoliating product, I either skip this serum or use a different one! If you're using any AHA products, it might be worth checking if there are any ingredient conflicts.