joannelek review for Vitamin E Calming Ampoule

𝐓𝐞𝐱𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 & 𝐒𝐜𝐞𝐧𝐭: The texture of this ampoule is a viscous water serum, with a faint tea tree scent. This ampoule has a tacky texture but it absorbs into the skin very well and does not leave any tackiness. If you are not a fan of the tea tree scent, this might get your nose all crinkling up. 𝗠𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀: I have to admit that this ampoule has become my holy grail ampoule in 1 week of usage. Surprising even to me. So let me start by first saying that I started testing this ampoule with some redness on my skin due to testing a product that wasn't suitable for my skin. At the same time I was having a pimple going to grow and erupt due to my period. So when I applied this ampoule the first time round I admit I did not have high hopes for this, but the first thing I noticed after half hour of applying this ampoule was that my skin temperature was not so hot or heated anymore. This made me seriously intrigued and so I decided that I would continue using this, and do before and after pictures. Now this is based solely on my experience and your skin might be different from mine and results as well as experiences may differ. On the 3rd day, I saw my redness around my nose and mouth area disappear completely and my skin temperature was not heated anymore throughout the day. The biggest hit came on my 5th morning, when I woke up and my Mr. Red Pimple had like completely disappeared. I couldn't believe it because that pimple did not even erupt and no pimple patch involved just some slight inflammation of redness and a bump through the 5 days. You can see my before and after photos, it was almost gone and healed just a shadow of it remains. Yep that blew my mind, after that it has become my holy grail serum because it lowered my skin temperature, helped reduce my redness in sensitive areas of my face and it healed my un-erupted pimple. I absolutely love this serum. I would recommend this to all skin types even sensitive skin because this really helped repair my skin barrier after being sensitized from testing a lot of products.