- The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The post was made 10 hoursRating: 2 out of 5That's a no from meOnce upon a time, I used Filorga's Optim-Eyes, which I loved. I bought it back then for my mother. She loved it too. So getting to try another eye product from Filorga felt really exciting! And at first impression with the design and the little metal ball applicator thingy, it felt sooo promising! Unfortunately, the excitement stopped right there. Immediately upon first use, I felt a burning sensation when the serum touched my skin. And I should say, I don't consider myself to have sensitive skin. Hmm, I thought, maybe I'm not dry enough after cleansing? Maybe I shouldn't use toner beforehand? Maybe it's a reaction together with the micellar water I wiped on my face with a cotton pad before? So I've tried a few different variations before using this, but unfortunately it always burns and leaves me a bit red before it finally eases. It feels sad, because the consistency of the product itself is quite "light." But unfortunately, it must be something about the ingredients that is just too harsh for my poor thin skin around the eyes. Another downside is that the hole in the metal ball where the serum comes out is way too big, making it hard to dose the product in a reasonable amount. After all, not much is needed since the area to be applied is quite small! So thanks, but no thanks, this one unfortunately wasn't for little me. #lykotestpilot #filorga1 product in post That's a no from me6 views
- The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The post was made 10 hoursRating: 4 out of 5Does its jobAt first glance, it’s a pretty stylish product to have in the bathroom cabinet! It looks ✨expensive✨, you know. The serum in the same series was somewhat disappointing, but I liked this one much more. Milder in scent and a greater feeling of being moisturized. It’s simply a good cream, but for the price, I’m not completely blown away by the results! It’s not particularly unique other than that you feel moisturized. I have combination skin and don’t describe myself as sensitive. #lykotestpilot #filorga1 product in post Does its job27 views
- The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The post was made 11 hoursRating: 3 out of 5Really nothing specialIt felt exciting to try this product since I haven't historically tried much from Filorga. But what I have tried, I've been satisfied with! The product's design with the dropper and the overall look felt tasteful and sleek. After the first use, I reacted to the scent. I'm usually not sensitive to scents or perfumes in creams, but this was way too strong for me. Especially since it's a cream you put on your face. The texture felt okay on the face, though it possibly didn't absorb properly despite different application methods. It felt like it, together with the cream from the same series, mostly rolled/crumbled. Especially in contact with makeup, but also without. I could apply it in the evening, and the next morning I could almost "roll" off the residue from my face with my fingertip. There was also no noticeable change in the skin, no "wow! What a glow." So for that price, I'd probably be quite disappointed if I had paid for this myself. So in short... a pretty ordinary serum, not terrible but not great either. You can spend your money on a much cheaper serum that works much better. #lykotestpilot #filorga1 product in post Really nothing special11 views
- The post was made 17 hoursRating: 4 out of 5A lovely creamI've been lucky to try this cream together with the serum. The packaging is nice. The cream smells good but maybe not for someone who is very sensitive. It is on the richer side, which suits me now for autumn and winter. In the summer, I want something lighter. The skin becomes soft and gets a nice glow. #lykotestpilot