DORLUX Rede Beaute Moisturizing Type

My skin suffers from severe dryness, and since I started using this mask recently, my skin has become noticeably more moisturized. I used it a few years ago...and back then, I couldn't afford to spend much on beauty products, so I started using it. I didn't think it was that great at the time, but I appreciated the price, so I kept using it. I discovered it while cleaning out my closet, and thought it could also be used for cleansing, so I kept it in my bathroom. After reading Minami Tanaka's Maquia article and revisiting beauty expert Hiromi Kobayashi's "mask-reversing lotion," I decided that a lotion mask was the answer to dryness! I've been using it for three days now. My skin has become more radiant, and although I mainly use it at night, it still feels plump and moisturized the next morning. My skin feels soft. My morning skincare routine sometimes isn't enough, but I can actually feel the moisture in my skin with my usual skincare routine. It feels like my skin itself is hydrated. My skin is radiant and radiant, even without makeup! To use it, apply the sheet mask, leave it on for the recommended time, and then apply the lotion to the mask while still wearing the sheet mask. Flip the sheet mask over so that the other side is on your skin. Leave it on for 10 minutes. Of course, it's always better to use a good lotion, but for me, this Dolux is enough. It's a really moisturizing product. However, the scent is a bit ladylike... so tastes may differ. For me, it's good quality so it doesn't bother me at all. If you're not seeing results even after taking good care of your skin, I really recommend using a lotion as a pack. However, I'm worried that it might smudge before applying makeup, so it's safer to use it at night. Don't underestimate this product just because it's cheap!

I bought this at the regular supermarket price. I bought a glycerin-free (glycerin replaced with diglycerin) emulsion, a readily available, affordable option. It spreads so easily that it took me ages to finish the whole bottle, but here's a quick review. It's described as "moisturizing," but when I actually used it, the moisturizing sensation was just right, with a light, silky texture. It spreads so easily that it's surprisingly long-lasting (lol). It's such a great value, it really brought home to me how amazing products from long-selling brands are. It properly locks in moisture without feeling overly sticky, and I could use it without any problems before applying makeup. It's a simple, old-fashioned emulsion that's easy to use year-round, and since it's glycerin-free, it was comfortable to use. Because it's such a long-selling, long-established product, the scent is likely to be a matter of personal taste. It's a typical retro cosmetics scent. It's a rare retro floral scent not often found in affordable Japanese brands. It's not something that lingers if you spread it thinly, so I didn't mind using it, but when I tried spreading it over a wide area of ​​my body, I realized that it had quite a strong scent. The only thing I'm disappointed about is that the plastic bottle makes it easier to handle, and it would be even better if the lid could be opened with one hand. If the bottle still had a retro design and the lid could be opened with one hand, it would probably be more popular with younger people. Dolux is reasonably priced and available in a relatively large number of stores. I think it's best for people who don't care about the scent and just want a light lotion. I recommend it for people who like retro skincare, like a simple, regular lotion.

I'm into retro cosmetics and bought this. It's reasonably priced and moisturizes my skin without leaving it sticky. I like it, but the scent reminds me of cowpea buttercups that have been soaked in flower extract overnight... a bit unpleasant.

The feel is moisturizing and smooth, but the scent is a bit strong, almost ammonia-like. It didn't bother me as I used it, but at first, the smell was unbearable all over my face. The bottle is also difficult to get the contents out, and when it does come out, it comes out in a big gush.