Sisleya Integral La Cure, 10ml 4 bottles

I started using this in mid-September, and the four weeks will soon be over. I use 8 pumps once in the morning and evening, and it will take exactly three bottles to complete the four weeks, so I plan to use the remaining bottle in about three months. I have very thin, dry skin with very little sebum, and my pores are not very noticeable, but as I approach 60, I can see my sagging pores clearly when I look at them with a magnifying glass. After using this, my skin became plumper within a few days, and my sagging pores gradually became smaller, and now, almost four weeks later, my pores are almost invisible even when viewed with a magnifying glass. Since it is just a cosmetic product, it does not dramatically remove wrinkles or sagging, but the concentrated beauty effect makes my skin more lustrous and firm day by day. I will see how long this condition lasts and consider purchasing it again.

I was interested in it, so I bought it when the kit came out. Sisley's kit contents are luxurious. Just looking at the cute miniature size makes me happy. This product is a good serum. It evens out the skin, tightens it a little, and gives it a classy shine. Like other Sisley products, it is hypoallergenic and comfortable to use. To be honest, it is a well-balanced serum, but the price is too high. Considering the cost-effectiveness, I don't think I will be buying it again. For example, compared to Pola BA Grand Luxe III, Grand Luxe seemed to be more effective in terms of moisturizing, gloss, and firmness. Moreover, Grand Luxe is about 40,000 yen cheaper. The Supremia series, which is also Sisley, has a better tightening effect than Laqueur. This is also about 40,000 yen cheaper than Laqueur. Sisley's Supremia series is too good. I wish it was worth more than 40,000 yen for Supremia. It's really well-balanced, though.

I was interested in it, so I bought it when the kit came out. Sisley's kit contents are luxurious. Just looking at the cute miniature size makes me happy. This product is a good serum. It evens out the skin, tightens it a little, and gives it a classy shine. Like other Sisley products, it is hypoallergenic and comfortable to use. To be honest, it is a well-balanced serum, but the price is too high. Considering the cost-effectiveness, I don't think I will be buying it again. For example, compared to Pola BA Grand Luxe III, Grand Luxe seemed to be more effective in terms of moisturizing, gloss, and firmness. Moreover, Grand Luxe is about 40,000 yen cheaper. The Supremia series, which is also Sisley, has a better tightening effect than Laqueur. This is also about 40,000 yen cheaper than Laqueur. Sisley's Supremia series is too good. I wish it was worth more than 40,000 yen for Supremia. It's really well-balanced, though.

This year, it's a big hit, and I bought a kit with 6 mini sizes and a ginkgo tray. If you make a point card, you can get double points, so you can get products worth 20%. Before buying, I got a sample at the counter to check if it would suit my skin. It comes in a nice box, and you pull the ribbon to take it out of the box. I was told to use 8 pushes in the morning and evening, one bottle per week, not to use other serums, and to avoid the area around the eyes, but I apply it around my eyes at my own risk. This is my third bottle, and my skin is smoother and more comfortable to touch than ever before. It's a push type, and the lid doesn't open, so it's a shame that I can't use it up to the last drop.I have no regrets about buying it! It seems like my wrinkles have faded? However, they haven't disappeared, so I'm thinking about whether to buy it again or not.