Am I still using Rosehip Oil? (update)

My last update on rosehip oil was 2 months ago. During that time, I stopped using the oil on my skin. Ever since I stopped using it, I couldn’t tell a difference between having it in my skin care routine or not. No difference. From this experience, I wish rosehip oil worked for me, but it didn’t. This is another one of those things where it doesn’t work for everyone. Honestly, rosehip oil didn’t do anything for my skin as I hoped. For the rest of the product, I’ll have to use it on my body. lol. Does anyone else do that? Use products that don’t work on their face on their body? haha. Well, I do. Would I recommend rosehip oil? You can try it out, but for me it just didn’t work. My skin doesn’t do well with oils anyways. Oh well.
Check out my other reviews/updates on rosehip oil:
Update: Rosehip Oil for Acne Skin (8 weeks)
Update: Rosehip Oil for Acne Skin (15 weeks)
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Review: Hadalabo Arbutin Whitening Lotion

Bringing back Hadalabo Arbutin Whitening Lotion! Here are my thoughts on it once again! It’s been YEARS!! 😶
About Hadalabo Arbutin Whitening Lotion:
- Contains arbutin to fight dark spots
- Smoothes and clarifies to optimize skin’s radiance and translucency
- Vitamin c helps skin recover from accumulated sun damage while reducing the appearance of dark spots to give clearer, fairer skin
- Contains hyaluronic acid to hydrate intensely, keeping skin soft and supple
- pH balanced
- Low irritation
- Fragrance free
- Mineral oil free
- Alcohol free
- Colorant free
Review:
Here’s another product from Hadalabo. I’ve used this one before. So why try it again if it didn’t work the first time? I was on a Hadalabo streak, so I thought I would try it again. haha. So this lotion is a liquid ‘toner’. It doesn’t come out as a lotion. It’s not creamy. It’s a liquid. The product absorbs into the skin well. It doesn’t leave the skin feeling sticky or greasy. It contains arbutin, vitamin c, and hyaluronic acid for a softer, brighter complexion. I’ve used this lotion for about 2 months. My experience with it was the same as it was many years ago. I was hoping that there would be a change. Maybe my skin would tolerate it much better this time around. But, I guess not. Honestly, I didn’t notice much of a difference in my skin using it. I used it twice a day (morning and night). My skin didn’t look brighter or more even. It’s not a good skin hydrator either. All I noticed was hard sebum in my pores. It definitely wasn’t compatible with my skin type. This happened to me when I used it in the past too. I noticed some tiny little breakouts, some blackheads. Well, I guess it didn’t work back then…it’s not going to work now. I stopped using it. Another overhyped product, from my experience. I’m done with it.
My experiences with other moisturizing skin care products:
Review: Cosrx Galactomyces 95 Tone Balancing Essence
Review: Cosrx Hyaluronic Acid Hydra Power Essence
Review: Cosrx Ultimate Moisturizing Honey Overnight Mask
Review: Cosrx Advanced Snail 92 All in One Cream
Review: Benton Fermentation Essence
Review: Cosrx Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence
Review: Hadalabo Gokujyun Lotion Moist
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