Sinn Purete' 纯净护肤油 a，30ml

Simplete, famous for their room fragrances, is particular about scent and is apparently researching it with people from Keio University. I use this oil as a primer after washing my face, but two or three drops don't spread well, so I mix it with my lotion. The scent is from essential oils, a popular cleansing scent for the mind. It fades quickly, but I think it has a relaxing effect. Because it's a light oil, I'm tempted to apply a lot, but a HABA salesperson once told me that using too much oil can actually dry out my skin, so I should use a ratio of 90 parts water to 1 part oil, so I limit it to three drops. Simplete is made in Japan, has stylish packaging, a nice scent, and is reasonably priced, so I'm considering purchasing their other products. While this oil isn't bad, I'm concerned about the other oils, so I probably won't buy it again. Since you only need a small amount, it lasts a long time, so it's not a bad value.

It has a smooth texture and a soothing lavender scent. It absorbs well into the skin, leaving it feeling moisturized and plump. During dry seasons, I apply a larger amount than the recommended amount and press it into my skin with my hands. I've never used an oil-type booster before, but I like it because it feels good to use and the lotion I apply afterwards also absorbs well.

I have extremely dry and thin skin. I bought this product after being recommended by a staff member at the store who said her skin was incredibly beautiful. Because I have thin skin, my skin texture is fine and I don't have any issues with pores, but I have fine lines around my eyes, dark circles, and an overall dull complexion that hasn't improved much even with expensive cosmetics. I told her that I usually use a boxed face mask in the morning and night, and she recommended taking a break from the mask and using a different routine: wash your face, then this oil, then lots of lotion, then a creamy lotion. I bought it and tried it...and it seems to have improved my skin (fine lines)! It seems like I wasn't getting enough oil after all. The face mask may have been a bit of a burden on my thin skin. I feel like the fine lines around my eyes are a little less noticeable (they're moisturized, so they're less visible), and I'd like to continue using it.

It's light and non-sticky, so it's great not only for fall and winter, but also for summer when your skin tends to get dry from air conditioning! It has a soothing botanical scent that makes my skin feel softer with continued use.

I've used up two bottles. I've never used a beauty oil before, and this was my first time using it, but it was perfect for my dry skin. It's not too sticky and is comfortable to use, but it also moisturizes well, and I feel like the moisturizing effect has improved my dullness. Because it's not sticky, I tend to apply too much, so maybe I'm using too much, but I don't think it's very cost-effective (about 1.5 months). I've been trying Minon oil because it's cheap, but it's quite sticky, so I think I'll go back to this. (I'm just starting to use it, so I don't know how effective it is.)