No.3 Skin Softening Serum

This is a wonderful product line. I have the #2 cleanser (love it), the #3 toner (great stuff) and the #3 serum. Highly recommend all of it. I let the toner dry well and then apply the serum. The serum absorbs well and is not sticky. I follow with the skin cream and it works great all day.After years of using Mary Kay and Lancome products, I wish I would have found Korean skin care decades ago.

Literally one of the only serums I use it's so softening for the skin!

This is quite a unique serum compared to all the other “viral” k-beauty serums. I think it does a fabulous job at maintaining pores and skin in check. I will say it is a bit thicker and stickier than other serums, but I don’t mind and I find that it dries down completely after some time, especially after adding moisturizer on top. It also leaves my skin with a nice glow. I was first interested in this serum after reading the soothing and exfoliating ingredients, all of which are great for my skin concerns. I just wanted something that would keep my pores clear and minimize my skin bumps, and it does a good job at doing this. I think it’s a good serum to have in rotation. For reference I have normal skin, prone to occasional sensitivity, and have had no reactions with this serum.

I've used it for over a month and I can say that my skin has less texture now!!! I used it both morning and evening and I loved it. The bottle is decently sized being on the larger size for the price. My skin feels hydrated and plump after using it.Do be careful if your skin is prone to fungal acne, I recommend staying away if you do as this product can definitely make it worse or cause yout skin to have a flare up

So I think I like it. I’ve only struggled a bit with my skin in recent years and I thought this was interesting so I tried it. It definitely dries out your skin, but it seems to dry out and bring up anything lingering under the skin too. My skins remained pretty clear for the last two weeks that I haven’t taken great care of it as I’ve been sick. I think it’s one of those things that makes something somewhat worse before it gets better but it feels like it actually addresses a problem if that makes sense! Not as sticky as they made it sound though.