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It's been a long time since the last post from this series - because you have to wait for the 4th part I've decided to show you more ingredients this time and end this series, but don't be scared - I've got something new planned. This time we're going to talk about ingredients such as propolis, rice, snail mucin, soybean and syn-ake.
PEARL - NUTRITION & BRIGHTENING
Diamonds might be the girl's best friends but still, pearls have bigger significance in beauty. It's not a new "beauty ingredient" - they were known in ancient times. Pearls can help with various skin problems such as acne scars and wrinkles but they are mostly known for their nutritious properties.
TRY: My Beauty Diary Pearl Powder Mask
PEPTIDE - WRINKLES
I don't want to scare you with some science-talk (yet) all you need to know is that peptides help with collagen production. You can use them no matter if you're 20 or 50.
TRY: Mizon Peptide 500
PHYTONCIDE - ACNE & PORES
This substance is a pure nature, they are helping plants to survive bacteria attack, they also prevent them from insects. Products based on this ingredients are recommended for acne-prone & oily skin.
TRY: Tonymoly The Fresh Phytoncide Pore Gel Cream
PIG COLLAGEN - SKIN ELASTICITY & MOISTURE
I also want to throw out when I hear about this ingredient. For sure it's not a vegan or vegetarian-friendly ingredients. It looks like a weird jelly and it is told that this one helps with skin elasticity. It's also a good moisturiser.
TRY: Holika Holika Pig-Collagen Jelly Pack
PLACENTA - SKIN ELASTICITY & SCARS
I'm not a placenta expert but I've heard that there are different types of placenta - the animal ones and the plant ones. It is told that placenta can help with increasing skin elasticity and scars.
TRY: Mizon Placenta 45 Ampoule
PROPOLIS - ACNE & INFLAMMATION
Don't use this ingredient if you're allergic to the bee sting. The oily & acne-prone skin should like this ingredient. It kills the bacteria and it contains lots of good vitamins.
TRY: LJH Vita-Propolis Ampoule
RED GINSENG - MULTI-TOOL
This ingredient is well known in Traditional Chinese Medicine, red ginseng is the most valued one. It's not a cheap ingredient that's why creams with red ginseng have expensive prices. This ingredient is good for different skin problems such as moisturising or wrinkles
TRY: The History of Whoo Jinyulhyang Jinyul Balancer
RICE - WHITENING &INFLAMMATION
Rice contains minerals and vitamins such as manganese and Vitamin B5. The history of rice in beauty is quite long - this ingredient is associated with geishas and their perfect skin.
TRY: COSRX Ultimate Nourishing Rice Overnight Spa Mask
ROSE STEM CELL - REGENERATING & ANTI-AGEING
The science and beauty industry is more interesting than you think - now even stem cells are used in beauty. It's a natural ingredient and it can help with skin regenerating and wrinkles, but it might also increase UV protection.
TRY: Skin&Lab Korean Skin Care Anti Aging Vitamin C Night Cream
SEA CUCUMBER - WRINKLES
I was talking about this ingredient couple months ago when I was making a post about cucumber in cosmetics. Sea cucumber is a marine animal and some people treats it like a cure for wrinkles.
TRY: Skinfood Marine Food Gel Mask(Sea Cucumber)
SEA DAFFODIL - WRINKLES & PIGMENTATION
Also known as Pancratium maritimum. Some people says that this product act really similar to aloe vera. It also lightens all the pigmentations, it can be used after a sunburn.
TRY: Aromatica Sea Daffodil Aqua Gel Cream
SEA KELP & SEAWEED - MOISTURE & WRINKLES
Same as algae, it's an antioxidant full of vitamins and minerals. This ingredient will increase your skin moisture - it's a good emollient and can help you with wrinkles.
TRY: Whamisa Organic Sea Kelp Facial Sheet Mask
SESAME - INFLAMMATION & PREGNANCY STRETCH MARKS
Sesame is full in vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin B and E. In cosmetics we can mostly find it in a form of sesame oil. You can also use it after pregnancy for stretch marks.
TRY: Skinfood Black Sesame Hot Mask
SNAIL (MUCIN) - ACNE & SCARS
Don't worry, I've heard that no snail was harmed! It's a very popular ingredient around the world now. It does not only help with acne and acne scars but it might work for wrinkles, inflammation and many various skin problems.
TRY: Mizon All-In-One Snail Repair Cream
SOYBEANS - MOISTURE, WRINKLES & REDNESS
It's nothing new that soybeans can help with skin redness, it's also a good moisturiser. In cosmetics, you can find soy in a form of soy oil or even in a form of fermented soy. Many anti-wrinkle products are based on this ingredient.
TRY: Innisfree Soybean Energy Essence
SPARKLING WATER - REVITALIZE & MOISTURE
Or carbonated water - call it whatever you like. Is it different than normal water? Just a little bit - sparkling water can clean your skin better and it delivers more oxygen to your skin.
TRY: Innisfree Jeju Sparkling Mineral Skin
SQUALENE - MOISTURE & ELASTICITY
Light oil - it dries quickly on our skin. It can have two different forms - squalane and squalene - and it might be delivered from olives and other plants or from shark's liver. It's very similar to sebum so it's safe for acne-prone skin.
TRY: My Beauty Diary Squalene Restorative Mask
STARFISH EXTRACT - SKIN ELASTICITY & WHITENING
Why is this ingredient used in cosmetics? Mostly because of the collagen - starfish is full in vitamins, minerals and collagen. Some studies show that this ingredient might help with skin whitening. This ingredient is not suitable for vegetarians & vegans.
TRY: Mizon Returning Starfish Cream
SYN-AKE - ANTI-AGING
Synthetic snake venom - that sounds scary but as people say effects are similar to... botox. The construction of this ingredient is very similar to snake venom and it's safe to use.
TRY: Its Skin Energy 10 Snake Venom Serum
TEA TREE OIL - ACNE
This ingredient is a real life saver if you've got an acne-prone skin - it kills bacteria! It can be used as a treatment on its own but you can find it also in beauty products.
TRY: Its Skin Clear Skin Tea Tree Oil
TOMATO - WHITENING
I've made a longer post about this ingredient. Tomato contains lycopene, this substance is helping with wounds healing and scars. Tomato can also help with skin whitening.
TRY: Skinfood Premium Tomato Whitening Cream
TREMELLA MUSHROOM - MOISTURIZING
Also called a white jelly mushroom. Even if this ingredient is mostly used in Chinese cuisine or Chinese Beauty, it's still popular in other countries including Korea too. This ingredient is a good moisturiser.
TRY: Earth's Recipe Moisture Bound Cream
WHITE BIRCH - ANTIBACTERIAL
Also known as Betula Alba. This ingredient shouldn't be used during pregnancy. White birch is an antioxidant but it also has antibacterial properties. It can be used for atopic dermatitis, although in this case, I would rather recommend consulting using products based on this ingredient with your doctor.
TRY: COSRX Oil-Free Ultra-Moisturizing Lotion with Birch Sap
WILLOW BARK EXTRACT - ACNE
Source of salicylic acid. It's good for oily and acne-prone skin. Try to find a toner with this ingredient. It is recommended to use sunscreen if you use products based on this ingredient.
TRY: Son & Park Beauty Water
WINE - WRINKLES & BRIGHTENING
Please, don't put your wine on your face. It's all about wine extract. The wine has many different properties but it's mostly used in anti-aging products. It makes your skin soft and brighter.
TRY: Holika Holika Wine Therapy Sleeping Mask (Red Wine)
VITAMIN C - BRIGHTENING AND PIGMENTATION
If you have problems with dark spots this is an ingredient for you. L-ascorbic acid is a strong antioxidant and it's good to add it to your daily routine - we use it in the morning. Don't forget about sunscreen while using this vitamin!
TRY: By Wishtrend Pure Vitamin C21.5 Advanced Serum
YEAST - MOISTURE
Especially fermented is a popular antioxidant and now it's trending even in beauty magazines. It's a good moisturiser and it can repair your skin after damages.
TRY: Missha Time Revolution First Treatment Essence
Of course, we can find more ingredients. Which of the ingredients sounds great for you? Which of the ingredients don't you want to see in your skincare? Which country should be next on our beauty-destination list?
PEARL - NUTRITION & BRIGHTENING
Diamonds might be the girl's best friends but still, pearls have bigger significance in beauty. It's not a new "beauty ingredient" - they were known in ancient times. Pearls can help with various skin problems such as acne scars and wrinkles but they are mostly known for their nutritious properties.
TRY: My Beauty Diary Pearl Powder Mask
PEPTIDE - WRINKLES
I don't want to scare you with some science-talk (yet) all you need to know is that peptides help with collagen production. You can use them no matter if you're 20 or 50.
TRY: Mizon Peptide 500
PHYTONCIDE - ACNE & PORES
This substance is a pure nature, they are helping plants to survive bacteria attack, they also prevent them from insects. Products based on this ingredients are recommended for acne-prone & oily skin.
TRY: Tonymoly The Fresh Phytoncide Pore Gel Cream
PIG COLLAGEN - SKIN ELASTICITY & MOISTURE
I also want to throw out when I hear about this ingredient. For sure it's not a vegan or vegetarian-friendly ingredients. It looks like a weird jelly and it is told that this one helps with skin elasticity. It's also a good moisturiser.
TRY: Holika Holika Pig-Collagen Jelly Pack
PLACENTA - SKIN ELASTICITY & SCARS
I'm not a placenta expert but I've heard that there are different types of placenta - the animal ones and the plant ones. It is told that placenta can help with increasing skin elasticity and scars.
TRY: Mizon Placenta 45 Ampoule
PROPOLIS - ACNE & INFLAMMATION
Don't use this ingredient if you're allergic to the bee sting. The oily & acne-prone skin should like this ingredient. It kills the bacteria and it contains lots of good vitamins.
TRY: LJH Vita-Propolis Ampoule
RED GINSENG - MULTI-TOOL
This ingredient is well known in Traditional Chinese Medicine, red ginseng is the most valued one. It's not a cheap ingredient that's why creams with red ginseng have expensive prices. This ingredient is good for different skin problems such as moisturising or wrinkles
TRY: The History of Whoo Jinyulhyang Jinyul Balancer
RICE - WHITENING &INFLAMMATION
Rice contains minerals and vitamins such as manganese and Vitamin B5. The history of rice in beauty is quite long - this ingredient is associated with geishas and their perfect skin.
TRY: COSRX Ultimate Nourishing Rice Overnight Spa Mask
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ROSE STEM CELL - REGENERATING & ANTI-AGEING
The science and beauty industry is more interesting than you think - now even stem cells are used in beauty. It's a natural ingredient and it can help with skin regenerating and wrinkles, but it might also increase UV protection.
TRY: Skin&Lab Korean Skin Care Anti Aging Vitamin C Night Cream
SEA CUCUMBER - WRINKLES
I was talking about this ingredient couple months ago when I was making a post about cucumber in cosmetics. Sea cucumber is a marine animal and some people treats it like a cure for wrinkles.
TRY: Skinfood Marine Food Gel Mask(Sea Cucumber)
SEA DAFFODIL - WRINKLES & PIGMENTATION
Also known as Pancratium maritimum. Some people says that this product act really similar to aloe vera. It also lightens all the pigmentations, it can be used after a sunburn.
TRY: Aromatica Sea Daffodil Aqua Gel Cream
SEA KELP & SEAWEED - MOISTURE & WRINKLES
Same as algae, it's an antioxidant full of vitamins and minerals. This ingredient will increase your skin moisture - it's a good emollient and can help you with wrinkles.
TRY: Whamisa Organic Sea Kelp Facial Sheet Mask
SESAME - INFLAMMATION & PREGNANCY STRETCH MARKS
Sesame is full in vitamins and minerals such as Vitamin B and E. In cosmetics we can mostly find it in a form of sesame oil. You can also use it after pregnancy for stretch marks.
TRY: Skinfood Black Sesame Hot Mask
SNAIL (MUCIN) - ACNE & SCARS
Don't worry, I've heard that no snail was harmed! It's a very popular ingredient around the world now. It does not only help with acne and acne scars but it might work for wrinkles, inflammation and many various skin problems.
TRY: Mizon All-In-One Snail Repair Cream
SOYBEANS - MOISTURE, WRINKLES & REDNESS
It's nothing new that soybeans can help with skin redness, it's also a good moisturiser. In cosmetics, you can find soy in a form of soy oil or even in a form of fermented soy. Many anti-wrinkle products are based on this ingredient.
TRY: Innisfree Soybean Energy Essence
SPARKLING WATER - REVITALIZE & MOISTURE
Or carbonated water - call it whatever you like. Is it different than normal water? Just a little bit - sparkling water can clean your skin better and it delivers more oxygen to your skin.
TRY: Innisfree Jeju Sparkling Mineral Skin
SQUALENE - MOISTURE & ELASTICITY
Light oil - it dries quickly on our skin. It can have two different forms - squalane and squalene - and it might be delivered from olives and other plants or from shark's liver. It's very similar to sebum so it's safe for acne-prone skin.
TRY: My Beauty Diary Squalene Restorative Mask
STARFISH EXTRACT - SKIN ELASTICITY & WHITENING
Why is this ingredient used in cosmetics? Mostly because of the collagen - starfish is full in vitamins, minerals and collagen. Some studies show that this ingredient might help with skin whitening. This ingredient is not suitable for vegetarians & vegans.
TRY: Mizon Returning Starfish Cream
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SYN-AKE - ANTI-AGING
Synthetic snake venom - that sounds scary but as people say effects are similar to... botox. The construction of this ingredient is very similar to snake venom and it's safe to use.
TRY: Its Skin Energy 10 Snake Venom Serum
TEA TREE OIL - ACNE
This ingredient is a real life saver if you've got an acne-prone skin - it kills bacteria! It can be used as a treatment on its own but you can find it also in beauty products.
TRY: Its Skin Clear Skin Tea Tree Oil
TOMATO - WHITENING
I've made a longer post about this ingredient. Tomato contains lycopene, this substance is helping with wounds healing and scars. Tomato can also help with skin whitening.
TRY: Skinfood Premium Tomato Whitening Cream
TREMELLA MUSHROOM - MOISTURIZING
Also called a white jelly mushroom. Even if this ingredient is mostly used in Chinese cuisine or Chinese Beauty, it's still popular in other countries including Korea too. This ingredient is a good moisturiser.
TRY: Earth's Recipe Moisture Bound Cream
WHITE BIRCH - ANTIBACTERIAL
Also known as Betula Alba. This ingredient shouldn't be used during pregnancy. White birch is an antioxidant but it also has antibacterial properties. It can be used for atopic dermatitis, although in this case, I would rather recommend consulting using products based on this ingredient with your doctor.
TRY: COSRX Oil-Free Ultra-Moisturizing Lotion with Birch Sap
WILLOW BARK EXTRACT - ACNE
Source of salicylic acid. It's good for oily and acne-prone skin. Try to find a toner with this ingredient. It is recommended to use sunscreen if you use products based on this ingredient.
TRY: Son & Park Beauty Water
WINE - WRINKLES & BRIGHTENING
Please, don't put your wine on your face. It's all about wine extract. The wine has many different properties but it's mostly used in anti-aging products. It makes your skin soft and brighter.
TRY: Holika Holika Wine Therapy Sleeping Mask (Red Wine)
VITAMIN C - BRIGHTENING AND PIGMENTATION
If you have problems with dark spots this is an ingredient for you. L-ascorbic acid is a strong antioxidant and it's good to add it to your daily routine - we use it in the morning. Don't forget about sunscreen while using this vitamin!
TRY: By Wishtrend Pure Vitamin C21.5 Advanced Serum
YEAST - MOISTURE
Especially fermented is a popular antioxidant and now it's trending even in beauty magazines. It's a good moisturiser and it can repair your skin after damages.
TRY: Missha Time Revolution First Treatment Essence
Of course, we can find more ingredients. Which of the ingredients sounds great for you? Which of the ingredients don't you want to see in your skincare? Which country should be next on our beauty-destination list?
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ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is such an extensive and informative list - thanks so much for sharing! I've bookmarked this ready to reference next time I'm looking for specific ingredients to help an area :)
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ReplyDeleteGreat post! I think awesome the pic of hands and the red rose.
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Muszę przyznać że masz szerokie pojęcie o pielęgnacji. Taka forma wpisów bardzo mi się podoba. A dla wielu osób może być naprawdę mocno przydatna. Pozdrawiam :)
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ReplyDeleteBardzo ciekawy post ! Przez 7 lat stosowania azjatyckich metod pielęgnacji przetestowałam dużo składników i do moich ulubionych zaliczam filtrat ze ślimaka, ekstrakt z drożdży, perłę, ekstrakt z ryżu no i oczywiście syn-ake ;) Moim absolutnymi faworytami są: esencja ze ślizem ze ślimaka z cosrx, esencja z ekstraktem z drożdży ze Secret Key. Obecnie zdecydowałam się na zakup kremu Mayo Secret Key z tzw. Horse Oil i jestem bardzo ciekawa efektów jego stosowania - pozdrawiam serdecznie :)
ReplyDeleteJa bardzo lubię produkty ze śluzem ślimaka. Aktualnie używam produktów z serii Golden Snail Skin79 :)
ReplyDeleteSo many amazing ingredients!
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No jestem pod wrażeniem, fajny post i ciekawy, i przydatny :)
ReplyDeletePrawdziwa skarbnica wiedzy! Jestem pod wrażeniem. :) Och, żebym zdołała to wszystko zapamiętać... ;)
ReplyDeletePokaźny zastrzyk wiedzy, ale przydatnej i pewnie nie raz zerknę do tego posta, aby pamięć odświeżyć. :-)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that propolis was good to acne, thank you!
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Jak zwykle świetny i przydatny post, pewnie niejednokrotnie będę do niego wracać :) O niektórych składnikach nie miałam nawet pojęcia :D Co do placenty - ta roślinna to raczej nie łożysko, musi mieć jakąś inną nazwę, podobno jest pozyskiwana z pszenicy i mówi się na to, nawet w PL placenta. Tak na logikę - rośliny w ciążę zajść nie mogą :P
ReplyDeleteUwielbiam wpisy o składnikach w kosmetykach! Tak przeglądam ten post i w sumie bardzo aż się zdziwiłam, jak wiele substancji miało już kontakt z moją skórą! Pamiętam, że kiedyś stosowałam maskę z My Beauty Diary z perłą, krem z placentą oraz peptydową ampułkę z Mizona, krem ze śluzem ślimaka i maskę z winem z Holika Holika :D Jakby się dokładniej zastanowić to znalazłoby się tego więcej xD
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Interesting post!)
ReplyDeleteWonderful post! It's really interesting!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
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Ja raczej nigdy nie skupiam się na składnikach i wiem, że robie wielki bład. Z druiej jednak strony wole coś co się sprawdza niż jakieś nowości, którym nie wiem czy zaufam. Ale informacje zawarte w tym wpisie są na żyłę złote!
ReplyDeleteUwielbiam wszelkiego rodzaju olejki! Uważam, że to najlepsze naturalne kosmetyki do pielęgnacji!
ReplyDeleteBardzo interesujący post :-) Widziałam wideo z ogórkiem morskim, to jest obrzydliwe stworzonko...
ReplyDeletedużo ciekawych produktów-napewno na któryś się skusze:-)
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Łożysko i świnia - wow ;D Zaskoczyła mnie woda gazowana :)
ReplyDeleteNiedawno kupiłam pierwsze kosmetyki ze śluzem ślimaka a zainteresowała mnie woda gazowana ;D
ReplyDeleteGood thing that I'm not a vegetarian or vegan anymore ( I used to be but I'm not anymore) hence I can try all of these:). I think that every country and culture has their own 'beauty tricks'. For example, where I'm from (Dalmatia in Croatia) women often used olive oil for all kinds of things. My grandmother even made soap from olive oil! Furthermore, charcoal was used to whiten teeth. There is another plant that is used for that but I'm not sure what is it called in English. In other regions or here in BIH where I live now, other things are used. I've actually heard stories of women who bathe in milk. In some regions of Croatia, pig fat is used as remedy for almost anything. As I said, where I'm from, we make all sorts of things from olive oil (also lavender) but it depends on the region. So, basically people always make use of things around them.
ReplyDeleteMany of these ingredients interest me! It makes sense that pearls are used in skin care. I'm open to trying just about anything but I can imagine using skin collagen masks. I'm not a vegetarian anymore but still I don't like the idea- even if I'm sure it must be useful. Great article btw! This was a very detailed and useful list of ingredients often found in Korean skincare. Asian beauty brands are branching into international brands. I'm always hearing great things about them so I'm happy to know more and learn some of their secrets:).
Croatian skincare traditions reminds me a lot of Italian ones, for sure I'll focus more on european culture of beauty too :) I'm trying to change my diet but it's pretty hard with several food allergies but it's good to be aware of the ingredients and cruelty in beauty industry.
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Lubię tego typu wpisy. Lecę czytać pozostałe ...
ReplyDeletetak, ale to nie mój królik;)
ReplyDeleteod paru lat używam samsunga galaxy k zoom, który widoczny jest na ‘fotkach w lustrze':D jak na obecne standardy nie robi spektakularnych zdjęć, moja siostra ma jakiś huawei, który foci znacznie lepiej
już kilka razy się ostatnio zetknęłam z tematem peptydów jako skutecznym sposobem w prewencji przed zmarszczkami, znasz jeszcze jakieś kosmetyki z peptydami oprócz wymienionego mizona?
Woah thank you for this very informative and useful post! I didn't know any of that, It's very interesting indeed! :D
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Ojej, wiele przydatnych składników. Przydało by mi się odżywienie, jednak kilku z wymienionych składników bym nie użyła, np. Śluz ślimaka ble! Ale dobrze znać i orientować się co na co jest. :)
ReplyDeletepodziwiam Cię za te wpisy! tym bardziej, że sa w dwóch wersjach językowych :)
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ReplyDeleteOMG I'm totally addicted yo Korean products and this post is super interesting :D Congrats for your amazing blog :D
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Ja jestem pod wrażeniem. Tyle informacji, tyle nowości ... Fajnie jst teraz wiedzieć, co i jak wpływa na naszą skórę.
ReplyDeleteit seems a very good product with a lot of benefits!
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Nie jestem fanką koreańskich kosmetyków ale teraz zrobiły na mnie wrażenie.
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Twój blog i Twoje wpisy to prawdziwa skarbnica wiedzy !
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ReplyDeleteI really love your picture with the two hands and the rose, this is really beautiful.
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Uwielbiam koreanskie kosmetyki, a Twoj post jest bardzo przydatny, sporo sie dzieki niemu dowiedzialam! <3
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ReplyDeleteTyle ciekawych wiadomości.
ReplyDeleteDużo tych informacji i bardzo mi się przydadzą :)
ReplyDeleteBardzo przydatny post! Zaraz na podstawie Twoich wpisów o zawartości koreańskich kosmetyków porozgryzam składniki mojego podkładu i zobaczę co ciekawego mi on daje. :) Azjatyckie produkty i sposoby dbania o urodę są niezmiernie fascynujące. :D
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ReplyDeleteUwielbiam takie posty z przydatnymi informacjami!
ReplyDeleteJestem pod wrażeniem Twojej wiedzy na temat poszczególnych składników. Aż wstyd, że tak mało robię dla swojej skóry. Czas o nią lepiej zadbać. Mnie bardzo ta strzykwa zaintrygowała i syntetyczny jad węża. Pozdrawiam ;)
ReplyDeletePropolis fajny składnik antybakteryjny na wiele problemów skórnych z tym że naprawdę jak napisałaś trzeba uważać na uczulenie bo potrafi uczulić
ReplyDeletePamiętam tę serię i muszę przyznać, że podziwiam Cię za to, ile pracy wkładasz w post! :)
ReplyDeleteBardzo ciekawy post! :)
ReplyDeleteTe wszystkie zwierzęce składniki nie do końca mnie kuszą, ale te roślinne czy syntetycznie pozyskiwane jak najbardziej;) Chyba najbardziej ciekawa jestem tego jadu węża i efektów, jakie by dawał;)
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ReplyDeletekolagen ze świni o mamo :D
ReplyDeleteI love this lipbalms =) They are so cute :D
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Azjatycka pielęgnacja coraz bardziej mnie kusi.. świetny post na pewno z niego skorzystam! :)
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ReplyDeletePrzyda się ta wiedza, gwarantuję Ci :)
ReplyDeletePropolisu należy unikać nie tylko w przypadku uczulenia na osy, ale w przypadku jakiejkolwiek alergii na jad owadów błonkoskrzydłych, w tym również pszczół
ReplyDeleteThanks for the the skin care insight! Skin care is very important to me =)
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Ooożesz, najgorszy jest ten element "Wypróbuj", jesteś bezlitosna :D Przecież wszystko to będę musiała po kolei sprawdzać.. :D
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Uwielbiam takie posty! Zawsze dowiaduję się czegoś nowego i ciekawego :)
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Your post is so helpful for me to understand which product I need since I am a Korean cosmetic lover. I would definitely search for anything that could moisturize my skin. I heard that Secret Key's snail cream does a great job for scars.
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Ogrom ciekawych informacji :)
ReplyDeleteZ tego, co wyczytałam powinnam się zaprzyjaźnić ze ślimakami, ale jakoś specjalnie nie czuję przyjemności. :D
ReplyDeleteDzięki za ten post, już wiem, czego powinnam szukać na moje blizny.
Pozdrawiam, kochana :*
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ooo ile przydatnych info :) Super!!
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i ciągle człowiek czuje się zszokowany jak mało jeszcze wie ;P
ReplyDeleteTo już wiem, jakich składników szukać przy rozjaśnianiu czy przebarwieniach skórnych;)
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ReplyDeletePotężna dawka informacji, a w dodatku nie znam żadnego z tych produktów! Chętnie się rozejrzę i coś wypróbuję :) Może wodorosty?
This is so interesting! To be honest all of them sound really good :)
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Idealne zdjecia:) I idealny post
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Amazing photos! Have a nice day)
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Baaardzo ciekawy post! Wiele składników dobrze znam, ale przyznam, że niektóre mocno mnie zaintrygowały, a inne wręcz przeraziły. Kolagen ze świni nie brzmi zbyt kusząco, ale ekstrakt z rozgwiazdy zapowiada się ciekawie.
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ReplyDeleteLove the pictures in this post :)
ReplyDeleteChyba nic w życiu nie uczuliło mnie jak olejek z drzewa herbacianego. Uwielbiam koreańską pielęgnację jednak trzeba dużo samozaparcia i dyscypliny :v
ReplyDeleteŚwietny post, boskie zdjęcia :)
ReplyDeletePozdrawiam i zapraszam do mnie :*
Those products look sooo soo amazing! LOVVVE!
ReplyDeleteLooks like they work amazing!
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Napiszę to kolejny raz, uwielbiam Twoje posty! Na Twoim blogu spędzam zdecydowanie najwięcej czasu. Nie dość, że śliczne zdjęcia, to zawsze jakieś ciekawe wpisy ❤
ReplyDeleteMiałam próbkę kremu że śluzem ślimaka i był cudowny! Ale na razie nie kupuje, bo wolę się upewnić jak to jest z tymi ślimakami 🐌