KAHI Wrinkle Bounce Blemish Ampoule | Collagen Serum for Face Dark Spot Corrector | Serum for Glowing Skin Korean Ampoule Facial Oil Face Care 1.69 fl oz

so far I like the product its seem my face is brighter and only use a month. and I give another couple months if its more have effect. and I dont have pictures yet .

This product is absolutely lovely!

My new favorite oil for my face. Doesn’t stay oily and hasn’t caused break out .

Según las instrucciones del producto es excelente lo recibí hace una semana y comencé inmediatamente a usarlo se diente muy bien el CUTIS hasta el momento espero siga mucho mejor

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Curiously, this KAHI Wrinkle Bounce Blemish Ampoule is not an ampoule since and ampoule is defined as a small glass tube, like a vial, which contains a sample or small amount of a liquid—often vacuum sealed. The tops of ampoules, self-contained tubes, are often broken off to access the contents. In the KAHI container is 50ml (1.69 oz.) of product--in a glass bottle with a screw-on lid with an eye-dropper. A little bit of this product goes a long way; half an eye dropper of serum will cover my entire face. The Amazon promotional ad suggests that this is an oil. I find no oil in it. Water is the first listed ingredient. Listed second in the formula is glycerin. There are also a number of glycols in the ingredients. Glycerin is what I feel when I use this serum, what leaves a bit of stickiness on the face while it dries. The list of ingredients is long. Many items are botanical extracts, some are ferments. Some are related to fruits, vitamins. There are a few different types of hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and tranexamic acid. There are chemical names of ingredients about which I know nothing. Normally I prefer products with few ingredients to know what each is doing to my skin, but I like this serum. I have used it for a week now under moisturizer in place of three serums that I have used every night for some time. I must admit that the fragrance was the hook and, too, I am a sucker for an attractive presentation. This KAHI serum has an almost-rose smell, very light and very appealing. The serum is a light pink in a frosted bottle with gold lettering. My one complaint is that this serum is not especially moisturizing. In fact, when I have used this without a moisturizer, it seems to temporarily dry my skin. I do not know, after such a short period of time, if this is any better for my skin than the trio of serums I have been using—niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and tranexamic acid. All in all, it costs about the same as the trio. It is easier to use one product than to have to apply three, waiting for each to dry between applications. And, of course, it has a beautiful smell that stays with me for an hour or so after use.

I've never used an ampoule before only serums and for my first time using it, it's left a great first impression. The smell is fantastic, you don't need too much as a little goes a long way. Ampoules tend to be more potent than serums so I've seen some great results so far without having to run back to my panoxyl face wash. It makes my skin look and feel better. The bottle is beautiful too so no matter what it will look good on the vanity. I've noticed a great radiance in my skin.

I do not really see a difference when I apply!