5.0 out of 5 stars Very easy to put on and stays on

R.O. · March 24, 2025

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4.0 out of 5 stars Smooth feeling

A.E. · January 29, 2025

Nice consistency need more time to use this product for seeing any results.

5.0 out of 5 stars Quality face cream for reasonable price!

T. · February 21, 2025

I try lots of face creams and most of them are okay, but nothing special. This one stood out a bit for moisturizing, refining my skin and not feeling sticky when going to bed!

5.0 out of 5 stars Great product

M. · October 16, 2024

Wonderful product been using it for a while now

3.0 out of 5 stars Good

E.T.P. · March 22, 2025

Love how soft my skin

5.0 out of 5 stars Follow directions

K.B. · October 22, 2024

Love this product

4.0 out of 5 stars Feels very nice and high-quality, the 21.6% "blend" is misleading and intentionally obfuscating

D.L. · January 14, 2024

I've been using this for the last week or so. It's a very nice feeling cream, and it feels luxurious like a very light butter, but disappears once it's on your skin. It matches the experience I've had with other name brand creams (and of course Korean skincare is renowned). I am a bit annoyed at the marketing. "RETINOL VITA CEN 21.6%" is the big headline claim. On reading the actual formulation, we see that the retinol content in the proprietary 21.6% blend is actually only 1000 ppb (1000 parts per billion, or 1 part per million, or 0.0001%), hardly worth even mentioning. There are studies showing the positive effects of topical application of vitamin C (0.0003%)and E (0.0008%). But for the application of Centella Extract, which is nearly the entirety of the 21.6% "blend", most studies study it at 5% at most, so I'm not sure why the formulation of this blend is the way it is.A competitor that advertises its retinol content up front has 2.5% retinol (or 25 000x as much retinol), so if the intent was to make people think it actually had 21% retinol, that'd be a wild claim (and too much retinol). A baffling product, but it certainly feels nice on my skin. I'd probably find a product with a better scientific basis behind it, though.

5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful

L. · October 13, 2024

Wonderful