(Backordered) Revital Emulsion I (Fresh/Floral Green), 130ml

I was impressed with the Revital lotion and emulsion I received as a sample, and have been using the entire line since last year. The sample was #2, but since summer is tough, I've been using #1. It's lighter than #2, but it's still moisturizing enough to give me peace of mind. It doesn't dry out my skin, even in an air-conditioned office, and it spreads easily, so I think it feels great to use. The recommended amount is three pumps, but I felt like that was too much, so I'm using about one and a half pumps. I can still use it all the way down to my neck. However, after mid-September, I started to feel a lack of moisture and dryness, especially at night. So, starting in September, I'll be switching to Emulsion #2. I recommend it for use during times of high humidity and temperature.

I've written some reviews about the lotion, so since I chose a refreshing lotion, I chose this one as well. It's a more moisturizing lotion. I usually love refreshing lotions, but I followed BC's advice that a moisturizing lotion would be better for my current skin type. However, when I use night cream or eye cream, I get breakouts the next day. Both the moisturizing and moisturizing types are equally effective, and I think this brand prioritizes anti-aging. Considering the night cream and eye cream I'll be using after this, I think the moisturizing lotion was a good choice. When I applied it to the back of my hand, it really felt moisturizing. Both the moisturizing lotion and the lotion felt quite moisturizing. I considered skipping the night cream and going for a richer one, but the cream was quite rich, so I decided against it. For those who don't use night cream, a richer one might be fine. They all contain whitening ingredients, which is a nice touch. I plan to use this as a base for a while.

I haven't used emulsions much up until now, but this one felt so good to me that it really made me realize how important emulsions are. It's softer than creams and blends seamlessly with the skin, and because it contains oil, it helps the moisture from the lotion to stay in place. It's not sticky, but penetrates deep into the skin, leaving it feeling smooth and soft. I use it together with the lotion from the same series, and it feels so good on the skin, making my morning and evening skincare routine even more enjoyable. It's great not only for combating dryness and aging, but also for its whitening properties.

I bought it after hearing from a beauty advisor that it contains the same ingredients as HAKU. I'm also happy to have the refill, so this is my fourth purchase. I find I to be truly refreshing and refreshing, and it feels wonderful. It absorbs smoothly into the skin and doesn't interfere with subsequent creams or retinol. I use I, a lighter emulsion, even in the winter, because I apply a fair amount of cream. My mother, who is in her 70s, uses I (she also prefers heavy creams). While I haven't seen any noticeable results from this product alone, I use it in conjunction with HAKU. (She also uses whitening serums containing arbutin and niacinamide.) I've been using it for nearly a year, and it seems to have brightened my complexion. (My skin check score has improved.) Of course, I don't think this is the only benefit, but I personally find it works well with my serums and creams, and it's comfortable to use, so I'd like to continue using it.

I chose I because I wanted a lotion that felt as light as possible during the hot season, but it felt heavier than I expected. The Elixir lotion I used before was lighter and smoother. However, it has a higher moisturizing effect, and considering the ingredients, I think this one is a better fit for me right now, so I'll be using it regularly throughout the summer.