Dr. Ceuracle

This was a real moisture bomb and made my skin soft and nice and tighter. But unfortunately, due to my skin getting rashes, pimples, and everything else that can happen, I got serious breakouts and a huge pimple on my chin. 🥺 I know that my skin is a bit sensitive, but it doesn't follow any pattern for that, it reacts in the most random ways. So if you don't have such reactive skin as I do - BUY and use it with the heart's/skin's pleasure. Because it really does an enormous good job! But if you know that you sometimes react strangely to some products, think before. It was, however, nice to have on and cooled nicely on my flushed skin, but as I said - in the morning I didn't have a good enough concealer to hide the monster on my chin (not even @Makeup Stores trio concealer could hide it, and that concealer can hide most things!). The mask itself was easy to unfold, but it was very large with slightly too big holes for the eyes and didn't cover the nose properly, so there were folds and areas it didn't cover. So if it hadn't been for my own skin creating a planet on my chin, it would have gotten ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. But the effect - softness and moisture it delivered!

🥰 super good

LOVE! I bought bottles new over and over again for about a year, but I stopped because I have eyelash extensions, and that can cause the glue to loosen a bit even though I'm careful around the eyes.... probably when I sleep as it ends up on the lashes, but despite that, I miss the damn thing.... that said, it’s especially wonderful when the skin freaks out when it’s the transition from winter to summer, etc., when there are a lot of temperature fluctuations <3 it probably suits all people, I dare say, except those who can’t handle fermented products on their face because it could definitely trigger PD. I’m myself a dry skin type but with an OILY T-zone that gets a few blemishes now and then, pretty dry cheeks rarely get blemishes there, it’s a real hydration bomb that helps with fine lines, and it’s rare that I need to use any moisturizing serum after this without going directly from toner - this - cream/SPF. I’m considering trying the Misten instead because it seems to be completely oil-free, is there anyone here who knows and can comment on it? :D