Korean Cosmetics, Kim Jung Moon Aloe Luxary Timeless Golden Age Blancing Set, All the Most you need

This is "Kim Jung Moon Aloe Luxary Timeless Golden Age Blancing Set"

Having their own patent skills using aloe makes this product special.

I'm Aloe :)

If you don't know what Aloe is good for your skin, you should know. Aloe is a desert plant  but has so much moist. Most used in healing scares and anti-bacteria, it's also good for any reddish skin, such as acne, black head, white head. It also strengthen your muscle so tighten your wrinkled skin.

This product uses 100% Aloe so it is obviously good for your skin.

The skin and anti-aging look the same and is the same pumping type. However the skin is very observant clear color while the anti-aging is milky colored every moist lotion type. Anti-aging has bit of stickiness to it but has a lot of moist so that it smoothly applied on to your skin.

Than there is the Day cream and Night cream.

It's more of a jelly like but has a lot of moist just what your skin needs.

There was bit of sparkles inside this cream.

Overall it has all the moist your skin ever needs and have dense quality of materials

Origins - Drink Up Intensive Over Night Mask - Review

 Higher end skincare isn't really something i like to splurge a lot of money on. I generally only take the plunge on things like Elemis value kits on QVC or if I've been really lusting over something. I had always assumed Origins was out of my price range, I'd be lusting over some of the Mega Mushroom range and at around £40 per product it wasn't something i was willing to spend the money on. So when i started seeing reviews for their Overnight Mask i halfheartedly read a few, thinking it was out of my price range, until i actually took notice of the price... £20 for 100ml, which is a LOT more reasonable than i had presumed. Most night creams or moisturisers range between 30 - 50 ml so getting double or more product for your money was a huge selling point for me. My last night cream was  an Elemis one, which was okay, but nothing special and at £30 odd for 50ml wasn't cheap. But the Origins Drink Up is technically a mask, not a night cream and is thicker in consistency.

"This overnight replenishing mask with natures most nourishing nightcaps, Plant Glycerin, Hyaluronic Acid and Apricot Kernel Oil, instantly quenches compromised skin with deeply satisfying moisture. Avocado Oil and Mango Butters build up a reservoir for tomorrow. And Japanese Seaweed helps prevent future moisture loss. Skin awakens refreshed, replenished, ready to face the day."

Its quite thick in consistency and does leave the skin feeling slightly tacky for around ten minutes or so. It sinks in leaving my skin feeling super hydrated and even feels lovely in the morning. Some people complained about it leaving residue, but having quite dry skin i find my skin absorbs it really quickly leaving no residue what so ever. Now at the moment i am using this about every other day, but i wouldn't hesitate using it every night as a night cream as my skin is so dry. But for people with combo - oily skin once to twice a week would probably be enough. My only little gripe is the smell of it, and now i am terrible with describing scents but there is something in it that my nose just does not like. Luckily its not an overbearing smell and fades pretty fast so your not left trying to sleep with it. I don't think it'd be unpleasant for everyone, just if your like me you may find it a little much initially.

Overall i am really loving this! It leaves my skin feeling refreshed and hydrated without leaving a greasy film or transferring to my pillows. And at £20 for 100ml i think for a higher end brand is pretty damn good value for money! I've got my eye on a few more bits from Origins but that may have to wait a while! But if you live near an Origins counter I'd highly suggest checking this out!

What are your favourite Origins products?

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