Medicated Ibiza Serum Pro, 30ml

I was given the opportunity to test it. This was my first time using a serum for the intimate area, and I was worried it might cause irritation, but I was able to use it without any irritation at all! It has a clear, thick texture. It's thick, but spreads easily and isn't sticky at all. ◎ It smells a bit like citrus, but it's practically odorless and easy to use. It's made in Japan, so it's safe.♪ In addition to the VIO area, it can also be used on the whole body, including the arms and elbows where dark spots are a concern, making it very versatile! I wouldn't say it clearly whitened my skin, but it seems to be a product that shows results with continued use, so I'll continue using it!

I've used VIONEE serum and cream, as well as Intimate? Virgin Oil, as moisturizers for my sensitive areas. I've used six bottles of Ibiza Serum Pro for six months. VIONEE has a nice rose scent, but it can sting. I feel like serums are more effective at improving skin texture than oils. Ibiza Serum Pro doesn't sting, and it's a serum, so it's good. I've used six bottles and haven't seen any effect on pigmentation, but it keeps my skin feeling soft and nice. I feel like the itching has decreased...but it's expensive! The Kano sisters apparently use facial cosmetics for their sensitive areas. I don't want to increase my cosmetics too much, so I thought I'd try facial products next, but I feel like high-concentration vitamins and the like sting... It's been a month since I ran out of Ibiza. I feel like the texture of my sensitive areas is different. (In a bad way... Ibiza costs about 10,000 yen per bottle if you purchase it regularly. 10,000 yen a month, or 120,000 yen a year for the sensitive area. It's quite expensive, isn't it?... Since it doesn't sting, I think it uses gentle ingredients. Looking at the ingredients, I don't think there are any ingredients that will blow your mind... I want to keep buying it, so I wish it was around 5,000 yen (;;)

I'm excited to see results. I've been using it for two weeks now, and I feel like my dark spots are gradually fading. The dropper-type formula prevents bacteria from getting in and makes it easy to use. It has a thick texture, but when applied, it's light like water, making it easy to apply. It absorbs smoothly into the skin, leaving it smooth and stress-free. The bottle doesn't look like it's specifically for sensitive areas, so I'm happy it's easy to store. The concentrated blend of three whitening ingredients—vitamin C derivative, arbutin, and glycyrrhizinic acid dipotassium—targets melanin, the cause of dark spots, from multiple angles. It also contains six plant extracts, leaving my skin feeling smooth and silky. It's my favorite product, and it's my top recommendation.

It's clear and slightly thick, but has a smooth texture. It has a faint, pleasant scent. I wonder what it is. It's not sticky at all and absorbs well! You can feel it penetrate deep into the skin. I've only just started using it, and my skin is still in the turnover cycle, so I'm not sure about the effect on dark spots, but my skin feels so plump and smooth after using it. I think dryness is one of the causes of dark spots, and it seems to have improved quickly, leaving my skin firm and moisturized. By maintaining this condition, I'm excited to say goodbye to dark spots and achieve clearer skin!

I tested this serum as a monitor and it treats dark spots all over the body, from the delicate areas. It's free of synthetic fragrances, colorings, mineral oil, parabens, and petroleum-based surfactants, so it's safe to use. ♪ The thick serum doesn't drip easily, making it easy to apply and it blends well with the skin. It has a subtle citrus scent. ♪ I used to have a lot of dark spots on the ankle of one of my feet because I don't sit well, but since I started using it, they've started to lighten, which I'm thrilled about. It's also helped with dryness (*^_^*) I think it will improve even more if I apply it every day, so I'll keep using it. ♪