ROUNDLAB Birch Moisturizing Ampoule

I started using it from February this year! 🦖Skin type: dry 🦖Purpose: To provide moisture to the dry skin As soon as I took it out, it was bigger and had more capacity than I expected, which was good. But the dropper is sticky, I'm not sure if it's because of the dropper or there was a mistake in the container design, but it's hard to get the dropper out. I have to put in a lot of force to get it out with a 'pop' sound. 🥺 It might be annoying to use when I'm lazy. And the dropper can't suck up the product completely, it can only draw out about half of the dropper each time. 🦖The formula is extremely watery. It just flows down when I put it on the back of my hand!! So it absorbs really quickly and well. It's not overly sticky. And I think these kinds of formulas often lack in moisturizing, but this one was quite good! ☆However, for my dry skin, it was a bit lacking when used alone. ㅠㅠ When I used it with a cushion, sunscreen, or layered it with a couple of ampoules and then put on the cushion, it worked well. ꒰⍤꒱ It's good to use morning and night. 🦖I'm sensitive to scents, so I usually smell each product before buying, and I've had many failed experiences. This one isn't unscented, but it's not a chemical-like smell, it's quite pleasant to use. 🫠 🦖🦖 It's good! The price is reasonable and it's good to use generously. I'd recommend it to those who don't mind using it haphazardly. But for dry-skinned people, this alone might not be enough, and I'd hesitate to recommend it to extremely dry-skinned people.

Courage stiffness, dropper defects, these two are subtly irritating and inconvenient. The moisture sensation was not as expected, so those with very dry skin may want to think it over a bit before purchasing.

I really liked it when I first applied this product lightly and then added other moisturizing cream-like products on top. Before makeup, I apply this two or three times or mix it with a similar feeling ampoule, and it doesn't feel heavy and I like it.

It was difficult because I couldn't establish a basic routine, but the first thing I settled on was birch. My skin is sensitive, I had a lot of breakouts, and it was also dry inside. I struggled with that, but the dryness inside is definitely well-managed, and it doesn't sting when I apply it.

I've been using it well, aside from the expensive part, so I'd recommend it and it seems fine.