B+ Booster Treatment, 15ml
B+ Booster Treatment, 15ml
trilogy
A serum containing eight naturally derived ingredients that gives your skin a youthful appearance.
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Description
Description
Intensive care for 2 weeks. A serum that gives a youthful skin impression, luxuriously blended with 8 naturally derived ingredients. B+ Booster Treatment is a serum for intensive care for 2 weeks that aims to give a youthful skin impression. Contains 4% bactiol (moisturizing ingredient), an ingredient that gives skin firmness and elasticity. In addition, plant-derived squalane (moisturizing ingredient), organic certified rosehip oil (Rosa canina oil/moisturizing ingredient), and hemp seed oil (hemp seed oil/moisturizing ingredient) provide the moisture needed for a lively skin impression. In addition, it is luxuriously blended with 8 naturally derived ingredients, including meadowfoam seed oil (meadowfoam oil/moisturizing ingredient), an ingredient extracted from the seeds of the meadowfoam plant, which keeps the skin hydrated and soft. It refines the skin texture and gives it a firm and lustrous finish. *Ingredients are subject to change without notice.
Key Features
Key Features
Suitable for: Normal skin, Dry skin, Oily skin, Combination skin,
Features: Moisturizing, Colorant-Free, Fragrance-Free, Mineral Oil-Free, Alcohol-Free, Paraben-Free
Ingredients
Ingredients
Meadowfoam oil, almond oil, squalane, bactiol, hemp seed oil, rosehip seed oil, sunflower seed oil, rosemary leaf extract, fragrance
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I bought this on a business trip to Tokyo! It's gel-like, but it locks in moisture well. I don't really like creams, so I'm glad it has a refreshing feel. It's a shame that I can't buy it locally. I'd like to buy it again if I have the chance.
I understand that you want to add color to the gel, but the green is too dark. Maybe it would have been better if it was a lighter color. I wasn't impressed with the feel of it. It's disappointing.
A fresh, plump, gel-like cream. It has a melon-flavored custard cream color. I also feel that the tar coloring is unnecessary. The scent is modest, like "blue grass," but a little sweet, and relaxing. I like it. The container looks like a toy, but it can also be said to be cute. This is not limited to this product, but when using cosmetics containing ceramide, if you don't use it in moderation, comedones will appear and redness will appear in some areas. Excessive nutrition? Is it related to the fact that I am prone to seborrheic eczema. So, I think it might not be enough? I spread the amount I think is enough on my palm, and then apply it thinly and lightly to my skin, touching it lightly. In winter, I could apply more, but in early spring, it's unstable and I have to be a little careful. The next morning it's moist and plump, which is good. It's difficult to get the amount right and I'm worried about the pigment, so I won't be repurchasing it. I liked the beauty water better.
The pastel green Gel Watusa are all cute and come in a toy-like package! If you apply it as a beauty serum after lotion, it will be absorbed into the skin quickly, so you can cover it with lotion or cream on top to prevent moisture from escaping. I apply it carefully to replenish moisture around my eyes, which are prone to fatigue, but it has less moisture retention than Power Surge and doesn't seem to soften my skin. In particular, it doesn't seem to reduce the dryness around my eyes or plump them up. It doesn't seem to have much of an effect, and it contains a lot of tar dye, so I can't particularly recommend it.
I don't think it's bad, but this gel is the one that is the most overlooked when using the Watusa skincare line. After the introduction (sometimes called solution) → Azulenia lotion → emulsion → solution, and enjoying the moisturizing effect, I tend to skip this one. I wonder if I even need it. I end up going for the PP cream. As a single product, it has good moisturizing power, but it's not enough to be the last product. So it doesn't go down easily. I feel sorry for this one being left behind, but I probably won't be buying it again.
