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about 2 months ago
Underrated products
Everyone’s talking about viral products but what products do you think are underrated products that are worth the money
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about 2 months ago
Everyone’s talking about viral products but what products do you think are underrated products that are worth the money
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I love the Jung Saem Mool cushion concealer. Since I discovered it, it's the only concealer I use for my under eyes. It covers my dark circles and is extremely easy to apply and lasts all day.
Thank you for the recommendation! I have dark circle as well and I was considering the TFIT Cover Up Pro Concealer, that could help with all types of blemishes. I recommended it to @hazelmoss, but I'm curious about the cushion concealer!
@Mariacasino I have the tfit pot concealer but I prefer to use it elsewhere on the face and not under my eyes. I have mature skin and the tfit looks too heavy for my under eyes. If I was younger, it would probably work just fine for the eye area. The JSM concealer applies thinly, dries down, and doesn't emphasize my fine lines. 😊
Thank you! That helps me a lot: I have mature skin and I hate when the concealer highlights fine lines: I will definitely try the JSM concealer at the store! 💫
I don't know if it is really underrated, but I was pleasantly surprised by the Zeroid Soothing Cream. I was only using the Aestura Barrier Cream before and was looking for something lighter for summer (I use a retinoid) and this is amazing! My skin really loves it and I think I will repurchase it.
I totally agree! I love Zeroid soothing cream and also really good but underrated is Zeroid Intensive Oint-cream. Although that one is better in the winter
📆 I am a bit late on this post, I apologize, but I think the ‘Centellian24 - Madeca Cream Time Reverse’s an underrated product in my opinion. Not only is it affordable but its produced by a leading traditional Korean pharmaceutical company specializing in advanced wound healing and skin rejuvenation, its loaded with high-purity TECA (Titrated Extract of Centella Asiatica) and collagen-boosting peptides and it is specifically engineered to combat age spots, reverse fine lines, and firm structural skin laxity.👌🏼 📦 I bought a twin-pack for my mother to try out on her age spots. I got her to finally start wearing sunscreen about two years ago, she is 56. I am not sure if its too late for her but at least I tried. 😅
Haha, I can deeply relate to this! My mom is in her late 60s and an Italian tan addict—sunbathing from March straight through to October. It’s never too late for your mom—getting her on daily sunscreen at 54 was a huge win that protects her remaining collagen and keeps those spots from deepening. Just keep realistic expectations about the age spots: cosmetic creams simply can't erase stubborn, longstanding solar lentigines. For true pigment breakdown, she’d eventually need targeted tyrosinase inhibitors (like tranexamic acid or azelaic acid) or in-clinic treatments. But honestly? Only if she even cares! My mom is tanned, glowing, and happy, and at the end of the day, that joy counts way more than stressing over perfect skin. Your mom is going to love the gift! ☀️
😮 Oh my that is a lot of tanning. You think so, I want to take her to see a dermatologist after I see mine and get her started on her journey. The fewer the steps for her the better. As long as they’re happy, I know. 🙂 My Mom is combination-dry so I have her using the Numbuzin - No.9 NAD Peptides Dewy Sun Essence, not sure what to upgrade her to afterwards or just keep using the same sunscreen. I want her to have nice skin too 💙