My combination skin (oily t-zone, dry-to-normal cheeks) dries out like crazy during the cold seasons. And while it makes my already dry areas even more dry and flaky, the oily zones compensate but getting even oilier! I take Fall and Winter hydration very seriously. Many people with dry skin types have been raving about SCINIC Honey All In One Ampoule, available on eBay, Amazon and YesStyle, so I decided to try it. Active ingredients: Honey extract - honey is loaded with vita

“I never win anything” is typically true for me, however I won this ampoule for review from the Korean cosmetics store Jolse.com. I was really surprised when an unexpected box from Korea showed up and thought maybe a friend sent this to me (or maybe I have purchasing amnesia, that sometimes happens too). After some pondering, I vaguely remembered applying for it through Jolse. Sweet! This ampoule is meant for troubled skin and promises to make it healthier while also helping

Have you ever heard the saying that one can’t be too skinny or too rich? In my opinion, pores can’t be too small. There’s no limit to perfection. I’m not a dermatologist, but to me the key to small pores consists of two stages: Cleansing Tightening This post is about the second stage (and how hard it is to be me). In the first part of the pore care, I told you how I cleanse them with Innisfree Jeju Volcanic Blackhead Out Balm (review here). But, of course, simply cleansing is

I’m 28, have combination skin with occasional breakouts, and wrinkles that are trying to pop up on my forehead (I’m actively fighting that). In the summer, I’m more prone to oiliness, and in the winters - to dryness (except for the t zone). I’ve had several serums but no ampoules (an ampoule typically has a higher concentration of active ingredients than serums). The Missha Time Revolution Night Repair Ampoule is quite famous, so I decided to try it. The ampoule is available