Here I am with another skincare review after some makeup reviews. Today’s review is one that’s long overdue, so my apologies go out to Etude House for that!
But anyways, I’ll be talking about their pure water baobab.
This is their pure water baobab moisturizer. This is amusing as the unique quality that it has is that it has baobab tree water. Its main promise is extreme moisture.
As seen on the packaging, it’s got 54% baobab water. This is a very generous bottle because it’s 180mL, and honestly one will need less than 3mL for a day’s usage.
For the curious folks, here are the ingredients, and the description. And yes, it also has Moringa seed extract, and really is for moisturizing.
I tell you how big of a bottle it is. It’s been with me for a year now, and I haven’t even consumed 1/4 of it. It’s really a very big bottle. If you have lots of women in your house, this would be a good buy because it can moisturize everyone’s skin for quite some time.
This is amusing, too, in the sense that it doesn’t come with a pump. A lot of times, Etude House products come with pumps, which is why this is an outlier. It’s got a plastic rim with a hole with about a 1cm diameter. And then the rim is covered with foil.
Once you open the bottle, this is what it looks like. I was initially scared to pour the product out because I was scared that the contents of the bottle would spill out in one go hahaha. But thankfully, upon trying it myself, I disover that the product is a runny, milk type emulsion, but I think the aerodynamics (weww science!) of the bottle makes it flow out slowly. You’d have to pat the bottle several times, or wait for the product to naturally flow out, before it actually gets out. I like that the bottle is made of thick plastic because I don’t feel nervous whenever I spank the product out (wahaha did my sentence even make sense)
And as what I was describing, it’s a very lightweight milky emulsion to the skin. It has a very, very light smell, so I think this is suitable for people who have fragrance problems. And having baobab water as its main ingredient, it’s very light and watery.
You need only very little because it’s so runny and nourishing that you can apply so little and get into action in so many areas. This amount is actually an exaggerated amount because this is already good enough for my whole face and some areas of my neck.
After you apply it, it still seems moist wet. It takes a little time before the product dries up because it feels so watery. But thankfully, since this is very lightweight, it doesn’t feel heavy on the face. Just imagine that you washed your face and didn’t wipe it with a towel– you won’t die with the discomfort, but it does feel wet.
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