Dr.Ci:Labo VC100 Essence Lotion EX Special, 150ml

Name: Dr.Ci:Labo VC100 Essence Lotion EX Special, 150ml
Brand: Dr.Ci:Labo
SKU: 361432
Price: 109.00 USD
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Description

The VC100 line's highest concentration*1 of Vitamin C*1 in history contains over 100 trillion*2 micro-high-penetration*3 Vitamin C (APPS)*2, which quickly reaches deep into the skin*3. It also contains two types of placenta*3. Inspired by cutting-edge cosmetic dermatology, it delivers even more radiant, radiant skin. Micro-high-penetration*3 Vitamin C (APPS)*1 delivers even more*4 high-penetration*3. An ingredient used in cosmetic dermatology. Two types of next-generation placenta*3 deliver vibrant, bouncy, and radiant skin. Formulated with niacinamide*4, highly penetrating*3 hyaluronic acid*5, and penetrating*3 collagen*6, it also delivers moisture with a rich, viscous texture*4. *1 Within the VC100 line *2 Per amount used per application (approximate value) *3 Up to the stratum corneum *4 Compared to "Ci: Labo V Essence Lotion EX S" *1 Trisodium ascorbyl palmitate phosphate, sodium ascorbyl phosphate (skin conditioning ingredient) *2 Trisodium ascorbyl palmitate phosphate (skin conditioning ingredient) *3 Melon placenta extract, soybean placenta extract (skin conditioning ingredient) *4 Skin conditioning ingredient *5 Hydrolyzed sodium hyaluronate, hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid (skin conditioning and moisturizing ingredient) *6 Hydrolyzed collagen (moisturizing ingredient)

Ingredients

How To Use

After washing your face, take an appropriate amount (about the size of a 500 yen coin) and gently apply it to your face, starting from the center and working outwards. We recommend using VC100 Emulsion EX afterwards for moisturizing.

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I have extremely dry skin and it was hard to find a moisturizing lotion that suited me, but this is great! It has a thick texture and keeps my skin moisturized until the next day.

I bought this because I heard it was really effective in brightening the skin tone, and it really worked. It's easy to use and I can really see the effect.

I used several bottles of the old product, but when I ran out, I bought the renewed version. It's a high-concentration VC product, but it's gentle and doesn't dry out my skin. It's a great product, and with continued use, it leaves my skin feeling moisturized, firm, and radiant. It also doesn't seem to produce the flaky mess that's common with thicker lotions. (That doesn't mean it never comes out.) However, the price has gone up, so it's even more expensive... I'm very happy with the quality, but I'm thinking of using it in combination with a less expensive lotion.

It has a thick texture and is rich in vitamin C, so I'm looking forward to seeing my skin improve in the future.

#The acclaimed VC lotion has been renewed #I wouldn't call it a downgrade, but...it's a shock! I really liked the previous lotion and don't know how many times I bought it, but honestly, I was surprised by this improvement...where did that great feel go? Texture and feel: This lotion was marketed as being "thicker" and "more moisturizing and satisfying" than the popular orange version, but compared to before, it's too thick, sticky, doesn't absorb well into the skin, and is slow to absorb. It's also very sticky, and the stickiness is terrible... The citrus scent is still there, but has it gotten a little stronger??? The change in texture has also made it difficult to use year-round, especially in the summer. I never thought I'd wear it. It's winter now, so I guess it's okay. The biggest shock was that since switching to this toner, it has become less compatible with other skincare products, causing more flaking. I know that this can happen with VC skincare products if they aren't well-matched, but it's too viscous and doesn't blend well, so I guess that's what happens... Comparison: Since this one isn't working, I thought I'd go back to the orange one. The new orange one also has a different texture and feels heavier than the previous one, which is a bit of a problem. Incidentally, the texture of this toner is similar to that of Domohorn Wrinkle's moisturizer, but that one blends in better at the end. It might suit people who like that kind of texture. I recently tried the Korean cosmetics brand Dalba's VC toner, and it seemed good, so I'm thinking of switching to that. I've lost one of my go-to cosmetics...sorry. What do you think about it? There's no need to talk about its effectiveness. I wish it would go back to the previous one.