It is a really hydrating toner. It has really good ingredients. I really like it!

If someone cannot handle the physical sunscreens with some whitecast and little bit heavier sunscreeny feeling, it&#39;s not for them.

This is a typical physical sunscreen, meaning it has some whitecast. I do not mind as I use a cc cream or at least some contour. I do not have any problem with blending it, I take a little bit and even on one part, then some more and even it on the next part of my face etc. I really like that when I wash it off after like 4 hrs, I see it coming off, meaning it sits well on the skin during the day. So I am not that worried to reapply it frequenty. 
The most important factor for me is that this is a physical sunscreen that does not irritate my skin and does not dry it.

At first the dry oil sort of warm sensation feels strange. I think it would be better for a Vitamin C product to be in a darkened bottle.

This product contains a mild amount of Vitamin C, so it is really beginner friendy for those who want to choose their first Vitamin C product.
Although it has a dry oil texture, when mixed in hyaluron serum, it absorbs well. 
It really smoothens the face, even after the first try.

It is a good micellar water. I mix it on the cotton pad with jojoba oil and my makeup just slips from my eyes.

I do not like the kind of sunscreen it includes. I think the sunscreen Homosalate is ambiguous and the brand could use modern options. I do not like that it contains parfume.
It is only SPF 30, if we protect the skin from dark spots, I think SPF 30 is not enough.

I use the daycream together with the nightcream. I got it for testing so I did monitor the changes for 5 weeks and still today.
Around week 3 I started to see some lightening on the dark spots I have. They are stronger in summer so seeing them lighten was a great achievent I think. The daycream is lightweight, perfect for the day. I can do several steps before, it does not cause caking on the face.

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