SERUMKIND MUSCAT CLEARING DROP

[ My Skin ] When my problematic skin has issues like milia, pustules, inflammation, etc., it tends to break out a lot. But if I apply and manage the products properly, they all disappear. [Muscat Clearing Drops] It contains 80% grape fruit extract and 2% PHA ingredients. As claimed by Serum Kind, the grape fruit extract's resveratrol helps soothe troubles, the PHA helps exfoliate, and it also has whitening and moisturizing benefits. From my actual use, my skin texture has become really smooth, likely due to the exfoliating effect. I didn't quite feel the trouble-soothing effect. (I haven't been getting many pimples lately..._) ☆After using one and a half bottles, it seems effective for milia and acne, with no recurrence. ☆It helps control dehydration. The whitening function seems to be lacking based on the ingredient composition. The application is quite slippery. It absorbs completely, but my hair does get a bit stuck. The moisturizing ingredients seem to be quite high up on the list. As long as you can tolerate the slight stickiness, it can work well as a moisturizing serum. However, I find that layering it multiple times makes it feel a bit heavy, so I just use it once thinly after cleansing as a first serum. Summary: A slippery, exfoliating grape fruit serum that can help control dehydration

The trouble-care serum is quite slippery and sticky. Even though it's fully absorbed, my hair still gets stuck...

+Pros Helps control dehydration Good for milia and acne +Whitening? Hmm..

The texture was very light and moisturizing when applied. After application, there was no particular reaction, and it was just an ordinary product.

As I mentioned earlier, the fact that it is quite ordinary may be a bit disappointing. Those who are looking for special effects may be disappointed. And I would recommend that those who are sensitive to fragrances not purchase it.