Review of Mixsoon Bifida Cream 🌿
I first discovered Mixsoon when I started using their soybean essence. That one product made such a great impression that I became a devoted fan and eventually tried their cream too.
My skin type is combination dehydrated. I have high sebum production and severe redness. If I don't manage my dead skin cells properly, I end up with an acne outbreak. When my skin lacks hydration, it immediately becomes oily.
My skin was in a state where deep dryness led to increased sebum production. The dryness caused heat sensitivity, leading to dead skin cell buildup, which in turn triggered acne. The soybean essence was a game-changer in addressing this cycle!
However, perhaps due to the changing seasons, I kept getting breakouts even after using the soybean essence to manage dead skin cells and control sebum. I finally decided to go on an extreme skincare diet...!
Bifida Cream 🧴
My first impression was quite unusual. When I received the delivery, the cream wasn't stuck to the lid. As I tried to scoop it out, I was greeted by a pudding or jelly-like texture. But when I warmed it with my body heat, it absorbed effortlessly!
During my skincare diet, after cleansing, I didn't dry my face with a towel. Instead, I patted the water in with my hands, then applied two layers of the Bifida cream, and that was my entire routine.
At first, the jelly-like texture was a bit challenging to apply as it rolled around on my face. But once I spread and massaged it in, it absorbed well, leaving my skin feeling soft and comfortable.
It felt more like a moisturizing cream than a hydrating one. Rather than bursting with water droplets, it felt like a rich concentrate deeply penetrating my skin. While not completely oil-free, the slight oiliness wasn't overwhelming. It provided just enough to lock in moisture, giving a natural glow. Even with my combination dehydrated skin, I didn't wake up oily the next morning.
After using only the Bifida cream for a while as part of my skincare diet, I noticed that while many of my inflamed acne spots had subsided, it didn't completely resolve my closed comedones. It seems this cream focuses more on hydration and moisture rather than soothing. It might be particularly beneficial for those who wake up with tight, dry skin.
I'd recommend using this as a night cream during summer! It might be a bit heavy for morning use, as it can pill slightly. While it absorbs quickly when applied in the right amount, it can be slow to absorb if you use too much. This might make it challenging for working professionals to incorporate into their summer morning routines.
However, it seems like a very stable cream for use during seasonal changes or winter. It's a cream that could work well in those conditions.
