How to keep your skin hydrated with By Wishtrend Quad Active Boosting Essence

Do you use essences? If not then you should give them a try! By Wishtrend Quad Active Boosting Essence is an answer to problems such as irritation and dehydration - something that we all currently need. The main secret of the formula is fermentation, Quad Active Boosting Essence is made out of fermented ingredients in 46% to create a product that fits all skin types - including sensitive skin.

Hanyul Artemisia Miracle Relief Essence vs Missha Time Revolution Artemisia Treatment Essence - Which one should you try first?

Which mugwort essence is the best? Mugwort is a 2019 K-beauty trend. In just one year, we saw various brands coming out with new releases inspired by different kinds of Artemisia. I've tested two different Artemisia Essences - Missha Time Revolution Artemisia Treatment Essence and Hanyul Artemisia Miracle Relief Essence. Which one is better?

Fermented skincare based on sake? | Neogen Dermatology Real Ferment Micro Essence Review

A year ago I wrote a post about Neogen Dermalogy Real Ferment Micro Serum. I told you back then that to get better effects - use it with today's main star - Neogen Dermalogy Real Ferment Micro Essence. It's been a year and the fermentation process in skincare is still famous. How does Neogen Dermalogy Real Ferment Micro duo work? Are they better together or alone? Are ferments good for your skin?

Holy Grail of Essences in a new version | Missha Time Revolution Artemisia Treatment Essence Review

Missha Time Revolution is a skincare Holy Grail for a huge number of people. Some say that it's a dupe for cult J-beauty SK-II Pitera Facial Treatment Essence. Missha won't stop surprising me with new releases so when I saw Missha Time Revolution Artemisia Treatment Essence I knew I need it, why? Because I like herbs and Artemisia is the latest skincare trend. 

Mugwort & Artemisia in a skincare - is it worth a hype?

Mugwort skincare is the latest Kbeauty trend, some companies already released full artemisia skincare series. Hanyul, Missha, I'm From and Tonymoly are only some of the brands with Mugwort skincare lines. But is Mugwort skincare really worth a try? Artemisia is a herb mostly used in traditional medicines, we still don't know this ingredient as good as we know Centella. In this post, I want to check different Mugwort products like essences, masks, ampoules, etc. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to test them all but we will dig some ingredients to see which product is the most affordable and which formula can work.

The only essence you'll ever need - Urang True Rose Repair Essence

Rose products are bit tricky. You love them or hate them, lots of people hate a chemical scent of rose in ingredients or have allergies to rose. I found some rose 'pearls' before like rose oil - an ideal oil for acne-prone and mature skin but I guess they are nothing in comparison to Urang True Rose Repair Essence.