Review on 💧 The Ordinary 100% Plant-Derived Squalane, Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1%, Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5 Face Serum Set for Optimum Hydration and Blemish Reduction by Ada Markiewicz ᠌

A serum that is revered in certain quarters for its effectiveness against acne, oiliness, and hyperpigmentation. In the year 2022, there is no formal representation of the brand. Aqueous serum that is slightly cloudy, white, and odorless. It creates a slight foam when applied to the palms, yet it distributes itself evenly without any difficulty. Stickiness characterizes the finish. My combination complexion is particularly prone to dryness. You need to apply at least three more layers of something moisturizing from the top down, about three layers of anything; this is not a metaphor for a red word; rather, it is actual. Nonetheless, the jar itself is pleasant to the touch due to its frosted and dense glass construction. I used it in conjunction with vitamin C and azelaic acid despite the fact that the manufacturer of the product does not encourage using it in this manner. Obviously, I had some reservations, but I didn't feel any annoyance. I have a sneaking suspicion that the serum did not have any impact on the pigmentation; but, after I switched to a different one, the results were even more impressive, not to mention "more pleasant," given that the skin had at last ceased drying up. Sebum production can be controlled with this perfect serum for oily skin.