(Limited Sale) Do Organic Treatment Oil Smoothing, 18ml

I bought this product because we're in the middle of the pollen season. I wanted to use an oil, and I've avoided oils until now because I have oily, combination skin. Since I started toning, my skin has been feeling dry, so I went to Cosme Kitchen. I've tried a variety of oils, but this one met my various criteria: the unpleasant scent, the thick consistency, etc. I also used Celvoke, but it was very runny and somehow felt different. This one is slightly thick but not sticky, and has a nice scent. I put four drops in the dropper, warm it between my hands, and apply it to my face while inhaling the scent. It's more like spreading the oil on your hands and wrapping it around your face. When the pollen allergy is bad and I'm drowsy, I use this product, Do Organic oil, and d Program cream. But when things calm down, I use Do Organic oil after washing my face, then apply a generous amount of Ihada lotion with a cotton pad, then apply two cotton pads like a mummy. I also use thick lotions like Eudermin and Takami No. 2, Anua vitamin serum, Lululun sheet masks (purple and yellow), and Anua vitamin sheet masks. I also use d Program cream. In the morning, I sometimes apply three drops of this oil after the sheet mask. It's easy to use. However, there are many reviews saying you should use it up quickly, and it surprisingly doesn't run out unless you apply it all over your body.

I bought this at the Chifure counter. I have oily skin and don't like to use too much oil, and some oils don't suit me, so I wouldn't normally choose this product, but I liked the sample so I bought it. I only use about one drop, and when I apply it before applying lotion, it leaves my skin plump and soft, and my pores less noticeable. If I use it at the end of my moisturizing routine, it also leaves my skin glowing. It smells like oil and Do Organic's skincare. It's not a pleasant scent, but it's a natural scent that is common in organic products. I have sensitive skin, so I was worried about redness or irritation, but it was fine for me.

I've used other products both directly after washing my face and after applying lotion that I found to have a more immediate effect (Dr. Ishii's products), so I may not be repurchasing them, but I can see why so many people like the non-sticky feel. It's also reassuring that it's part of the Chifure group. I won't be repurchasing the oil, but there are other skincare products I'm interested in, so I'd like to try them again if I get the chance!

I'm not sure which booster to use, so I've been trying out a few. I was curious about this one because it had such good reviews, so I decided to buy it. It's smooth and absorbs quickly. It's gentle, and doesn't leave that weird, slippery feeling that dry oils have (can you tell?), and it leaves my skin feeling moisturized after applying lotion, so I think it's an excellent booster oil. I've bought other products to try, but this is definitely one I'll repurchase. I recommend it.

I suffer from severe dryness, so I bought this organic serum oil, which has good reviews and is reasonably priced. Just adding it to my routine has significantly reduced the dryness. Just apply three drops to your face and neck. It doesn't have a strong scent and is easy to use. When I use it at night, I notice that my T-zone is moisturized and doesn't feel oily in the morning.