Who else is super excited about this project?? I love that companies are getting more in touch with their customers and communities and really working with them to figure out what they want! It benefits both the companies and the consumers IMO. Plus, getting to say that you helped to develop / give early feedback on a product is such a cool thing 🤍🤍 thanks Isntree and Picky!! 

Only thing is, I wish I was Super Picky Squad so I could apply! I just joined Picky a few weeks ago and my activity isn’t always consistent, because I was a student (until recently! 👩‍🎓). But hope to be chosen for a squad soon, and participate in more exciting events!

Isntree Create Together Project!

Hi! Does anyone know if the Cell Fusion C Laser sunscreen has been tested by an independent lab for its spf value? I’ve been looking but haven’t found any info on this. 🤍🤍

SPF indp test result of Cell Fusion C Laser Sunscreen

I don’t particularly like that it contains an AHA (citric acid) since that limits me in what else I can pair it with. Overall, it’s a great choice for layering and hydration, with some limitations.

I’ve loved it for a while. It’s made of lots of glycerin and hyaluronic acid as the name suggests. It’s great for layering and hydrating and I even liked to put it on my scalp sometimes for the hydration benefits.

Nothing! Maybe just make a bigger size, it’s that good

The formula is thicker than a usual toner, which is typically very watery. But I feel like this thicker consistency really helps grab onto the products I put over it, like the I’m from Mugwort Essence. This toner is so good for soothing, even when struggling with acne or a broken skin barrier. Ingredients like beta-glucan, licorice, cica, panthenol, and aloe all help to soothe and brighten. Within a few days of starting to use this toner, I definitely noticed that my skin felt firmed and plumped. I’m so glad to have found such a great toner! And I love that it comes in an unscented version, which is great for my sensitive skin friends. I definitely gravitate towards the unscented one when I feel like I’m breaking out a little more or if I’m testing out new products and want to minimize the chance of irritation. It also has a pH of 6 which is slightly acidic and great for helping skin to remain balanced.

This product was the first cleansing balm I’ve ever used - previously I was somewhat averse to it for some reason but after trying this product, I think I might make a switch over from cleansing oils. This product (apart from the photogenic top layer scoops) is so smooth and feels great. It does a great job at cleansing, just like every oil based cleanser I’ve encountered so far, but the best part of this product is definitely the texture. I also love that it smells like green tea, which has great benefits.

Overall, the product worked well as a cleanser, but I wish that these product would contain more vitamin C since I couldn’t really see the benefits of it in the time that I’ve tested these out. Vitamin C is low on the list and I haven’t had too much time to try these out, so I wasn’t too surprised to see that there weren’t drastic results.

This cleanser, as the name implies, comes in a powder form. The white powder is a bit coarse, like grains of sugar. They quickly dissolve and form a foam. This product is unique to me since I haven’t used a powder cleanser before.

The liquid cna be a bit sticky sometimes, so make sure to only use a little!

I love using this because it contains betaine salicylate (a gentle version of salicylic acid), willow bark water, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid. These ingredients sre so good for controlling large pores &#47; blackheads. I like to use it on my scalp sometimes to exfoliate too. The packaging is simplistic and you know exactly what you’re getting with it.

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