Hi guys,
Do you apply vit C on dry skin or damp skin? And if using together with hyaluronic serum, which one goes first? Thanks!

Vit C application - dry skin or wet skin?

Hi all,

A question to those who use this product, - since it contains retinal, do you wear a suncreen under your eyes?.. If so, is it safe?..

BoJ retinal eye cream - SPF needed?

Hi guys,
A question to those who have used products with kombucha such as the ones tagged below, - how "slimy"/gooey were they? Asking because I want to try some kombucha toner/essence/ampoule, but not sure if they're meant more for a dry skin. If these products are more on the viscous side and resemble snail mucin, the chances are my oily skin wouldn't absorb them, so looking for info! Thanks!

How slimy/tacky is kombucha?..

Hi everyone,

My Versed (0.03 % encapsulated retinol, 0.05 % bakuchiol) bottle is coming to an end and I want to switch to something a little bit more potent. Which of these two would be a good choice, not too big of a leap?

Retinol upgrade

Hi guys,

A question to those of you who are advanced in using peptides: which is better? I know that they're both signal peptides with Matrixyl 3000 being used more for wrinkles and copper peptide for a broader range of skin concerns including skin regeneration and healing, but which one is more effective in what they claim? Also, can they be used together? Can either of them be used with EGF peptides? 
Thanks in advance!

Matrixyl 3000 10% or copper peptides 3%?

30+ non-comedogenic oils

There's nothing not to like this product for.

I got a mini of this product just to explore one of my favourite brands further, and it didn't disappoint me. Such an elegant, simple formulation!

🗨 My experience:

Gel-like liquid with no fragrance, absorbs well. I'm autistic about the textures and how the products feel on my skin, so it's a big factor for me that this ampoule feels very light and not sticky. It's soothing and nice to use in the evening, pairs well with the rest of my products. 

As to pore minimizing claim, I can't say that my pores are smaller as a result of using this ampoule (retinol and niacinamide work best for this concern). Still, it's a nice basic care product, which I'd repurchase.

📍 The actual feel of this scrub was off-putting, like sand rubbed against the skin. I couldn't massage it for 60 seconds (!) as the packaging suggests. I didn't have this feeling with other scrubs in the past, so my husband is finishing this one off. 

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A mild physical scrub for gentle exfoliation.

📝 Claims to gently exfoliate the skin without irritation.

Key ingredients: 

📌 microcrystalline 
📌 black currant & raspberry extracts
📌 sunflower & jojoba oils

🔎 My thoughts: before I switched to chemical exfoliation, I used to exfoliate twice weekly with different kinds of scrubs, and this one was the gentlest option. Its texture is creamy, it's not harsh at all and didn't irritate my skin.

📌 Too "glowy" for me
⛔ Fragrance might be irritating for some

✨ A multitasking serum that promises to deliver "glass skin"

Packaging: a 30ml glass bottle with a dropper

Key ingredients:

📍 Peach extract
📍 Niacinamide
📍 Alpha-arbutin
📍 Centella 
📍 Ceramide
📍 Linoleic acid

As you can see, a bunch of ingredients that work towards brightening, smoothing textured skin, and strenghtening skin barrier.

🗨 My experience:

I like this serum for its universality, - it's good to have a product that performs several functions. 

Its watery-gel consistency is lightweight, absorbs relatively quickly. I noticed that it turns into a white foam when patted into the skin, - no idea why, but it disappears when the serum is absorbed.

My skin feels comfortable with this product, as if there's nothing applied. However, my face looks too "glowy". Glowy skin looks good if it's already flawless; my oily skin with blemishes doesn't need that kind of "highlighting". 

Not necessarily bad, but to keep in mind: since the shampoo is quite nourishing, it might make otherwise normal hair "heavy". Normally, I wash my hair twice a week; while using this shampoo, my hair requires three washes weekly. 

🔎Was looking for a shampoo that would reduce hair fall and this is it: I noticed the effects right after the 2nd use. 

👩🏻 For reference, I have a long hair and two main concerns: scalp itchiness and hair loss. This shampoo helps with hair loss but doesn't do anything to make my scalp less itchy, just so you know. Perhaps, this should be addressed by a separate product.

🌱 As for the ingredients, they make sense: peptides nourish and strengthen the hair, salicylic acid exfoliates dead cells. Cica is supposed to calm and soothe the scalp, but like I mentioned above, it's not enough really since my scalp remains itchy.

🫧 The feel of the shampoo is really nice, a bit cooling thanks to mint extract. I need only two pumps to wash all my hair, and it lathers perfectly, so it's economical as well. 

⛔ it takes a long time to absorb fully
⛔ didn't notice any blemish-clearing effects

👁‍🗨 Added pictures

A clarifying night oil that claims to rebalance the skin and clear out blemishes.

Key ingredients: 

📌 black cumin seed oil
📌 balsam copaiba
📌 charcoal powder

🗨 My experience : this oil is black in colour and turns clear upon massaging. The product didn't add to my oiliness, felt quite light and non-greasy. However, it didn't bring any benefits either in terms of waking up to a clearer skin. In my view, it's better to use a serum that specifically targets blemishes and will be more effective. So, the purpose of this oil remains unclear to me. 

KFan