A multifunctional product that will replace a cream for oily skin, and an excellent toner for dry skin. Of note, we have blackberry extract (the main antioxidant), centella asiatica, ceramides, as well as blue lotus and fig extracts.
Package: The essence was originally in craft packaging; in my review of the foam, I already said that I really like the concept of the brand, which is built around environmental friendliness, which is reflected not only in the composition, but also in the packaging of the products.
The bottle itself is made of glass, and if you don’t know what an essence is, you might well think it’s a toner.
Everything in the bottle is great, including the dispenser, which makes it convenient to vary the amount of product dispensed, but you shouldn’t throw away the cap, which served as a first-opening control. Without it, when mixing the two phases, a small part of the product spills inside the lid.
Organoleptics. Initially, the product is two-phase: purple essence and white creamy milk. At the end of mixing, we have a slightly thickened consistency, but quite liquid. The product has no aroma. The texture is soft, like silk, and it’s immediately clear from the feeling that the product provides a good nutritional effect and moisturize. Absorbs quickly, within two minutes, leaving behind a velvety finish.
When applied instead of serum without toner, no questions arise, everything fits on the skin very well, sebum is not released in excessive quantities and the skin feels great. But since I have a lot of serums, I continued experimenting.
And I found out that applying the essence solo in two layers suits me best. More precisely, almost solo, before it I always use a base toner, which improves the conductivity of the remaining active components.
