Reddit reviews Mizon Original Skin Energy - Hyaluronic Acid 100 - Facial Care - Anti Wrinkle
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Apply 2-4 drops after toner and tap in for absorptionWith highly enriched hyaluronic acid, the ampoule provides immediate deep rich skin moisture and balProvides wrinklecare, renewal, immediate deep skin hydration, and moisture balanceContains hyaluronic acid (50%) for moisturizingFree from fragrance, artificial color, and parabens, ideal for sensitive skin types
Love it. It makes a noticeable difference in the way my face absorbs moisture. I use Mizon Original Skin Energy - Hyaluronic Acid 100
Edit to add: For people concerned that the HA is drying, that might be because you’re using it alone. HA pulls moisture (water) into the skin but if there isn’t any on top of the skin, it will pull from the skin itself. So put it on with a wet face, or put it on and then immediately sprits face with water, or put it on at the same time as a moisturizer. If you live in a humid environment, there may be enough water in the air that there’s no need to do this, but it’s not enough in winter months and arid climates.
You can get the same thing for $10 on Amazon. I'm using the 97 one right now and it's decent for the price.
The oil is probably your skin reacting to being super dry. Many people who think they're oily are actually dehydrated and don't realize it.
Try a hyaluronic serum and a moisturizer. First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream is both cheap and gentle but super hydrating. Link to my favorite Hyaluronic serum:
https://www.amazon.com/Mizon-Original-Skin-Energy-Hyaluronic/dp/B00HSFXEYO
Hi! I have extremely dry, eczema-prone skin; I also happen to work at Sephora so I've gotten to try most of the moisturizers we carry. The most hydrating things I've found are Tatcha Indigo Soothing Triple Recovery Cream and Dr. Jart Ceramidin Cream. I like to add a little Fresh Seaberry Moisturizing Face Oil for added hydration, but the grapeseed oil should work just fine :) I see a lot of people mentioning Clinique -- I actually used to work for Clinique and honestly I don't consider Moisture Surge/Intense to be particularly hydrating (my skin will eat it within the hour and then I feel tight again). That's not to say it doesn't feel nice on the skin, but it wasn't my favorite. You should try adding hyaluronic acid to your routine as well, I must've gone through about four of these by now. It really helps my skin retain moisture and is super cheap to boot. Someone on /r/asianbeauty turned me on to it and I haven't looked back.
yeah, i've definitely noticed a difference in fine lines! the ones i'm using are:
i'm interested in trying the mizon original sum skin energy peptide 500 (the green bottle) also.
i pat the hyaluronic acid ampoule onto my forehead, my undereyes, and on the outside nooks of my nose (my driest areas). then, i repeat with the collagen and snail ampoules, but leave my nose alone.
my skin is normally super dry, and i really think these have made a huge difference!
i apply them at night for a few nights to a week in a row, then stop for a week or two. my skin is somewhat sensitive, so i need to apply the ampoules in smallish doses so my skin doesn't freak out.
i hope this helps!
Secret key is not full size, Mizon is full size and I am not sure if it is an ampoule but it's this one. All of this shipped would be $53 shipped. Let me know if that sounds good and I will PM you my info!
Edit: Changed price to reflect your edit. Please just respond to my comment if you want to add anything else.