Celvoke Celluxe Concentrate Oil Kit, 30ml, 1ml ×5, 1g ×5

I received a sample of this when I bought Celvoke lipstick. It's light, and applying it before applying toner helped alleviate dryness during the day. At first, I was incredibly impressed and happy that it helped with morning dryness, but after a few days of use, I noticed that it didn't mix well with my toner and was difficult to blend in. Celvoke's lotion contains ingredients that don't suit me, making it hard to use, so I've been using other companies' lotions, which don't blend in easily. It's lighter than Albion's Herbal Oil. It's light, but the Herbal Oil is easier to use and blends in better with toner. I use Albion's Florne emulsion and Herbal Oil before applying toner. It's good for preventing dryness while bathing, but it doesn't blend in well with my skin until I leave it on for quite a while, making it difficult to use. Also, I know it contains swallow's nest ingredients, but at over 13,000 yen, it's not cheap.

I used a sample. I wasn't feeling well at the time, but I felt like my skin was glowing. It's an oil, but it's not sticky, so after washing my face I used it in the following order: lotion, then cream. Maybe it's because it's a dry season, but when I looked in the mirror, I thought my skin was moisturized and not sticky, and it left me with a nice glow. It's a little pricey, so I was hesitant to buy it.

I received a sample from Suzykirei and used it all up, so I bought it again. It's not sticky at all and easy to use. It's also good value for money. I've never been a fan of oils, but I want to keep using this one. Even toners that aren't that great on their own feel different when used after this oil. The toner that came with the sample was also good. The morning after using the entire line, my skin felt incredibly firm. I think I'm going to get addicted to Celvoke skincare.

I purchased a set that included this product and cleanser. This oil is a sample size, but while it's small, it's probably the same bottle design as a regular size. It comes in a dropper-style bottle, similar to the ones often seen with vitamin C serums. It's light-blocking, so it's hard to tell how much is left. It was easy to use. I may have used more than the recommended amount. I applied this to my entire face after a bath, then applied lotion and other products. Since it's an oil, I thought it would repel water, but it did mix a little and become cloudy, but it did seem to increase penetration. While it doesn't seem to be moisturizing enough on its own, I didn't feel particularly unsatisfied after applying lotion and emulsion on top. It was perfect for the change of seasons. It has a subtle, pleasant scent. It's a bit aromatic, perhaps? It doesn't linger for long, so it's not something to worry about. I didn't experience any skin irritation or irritation.

I've noticed that my skin has been losing its plumpness over the years, so I've been looking for skincare that's different to retinol and moisturizing. I tried oil beauty products in my 20s, but it was too early for my skin back then. Now it's time. I first got into it when it came as an attachment in a magazine, and I was blown away from the first packet. I couldn't forget it, so I got the limited edition set during the special week. Unlike the effects you get from retinol and moisturizing, it's not so much a firmness and glow, but rather a plumpness from within. The botanical oils seem to work well with my skin. As a booster, it also elevates my subsequent skincare routine. I can't wait to see how my skin will look when I finish using it up ^_^