Sulfur Hot Spring Water 82% Soothing Serum with Ceramide, Panthenol, Hyaluronic acid, Hydrating, Glass skin, Non comedogenic, for Dry Skin, Acne-Prone, Korean Skin Care (1.79 fl.oz. 53ml)

This stuff is great I use it with the cleanser and it has changed my skin it looks better than ever

With the exception of the sulfur hot spring water which is supposed to be 82% of this product, the other key ingredients are in okay amounts, not at the top of the long list of ingredients. This product boasts of sulfur hot spring water but on the ingredients list, it's simply states water. I'm hoping it really is sulfur hot spring water. The product also boasts of ceramide, panthenol, hyaluronic acid, and squalane as key ingredients. None of these ingredients are at the top of the list. Ceramide is nearly at the end of the list, and the other three key ingredients are sort of in the middle. Why am I fussing about this? Because when a product brags about key ingredients, I need to know that there is an abundance of it. In this case, I would say it's alright...with the exception of ceramide which is way at the bottom. (I deducted one star for this).I looked up some of the ingredients and noted that MSM, listed as dimethyl sulfone, is among the more abundant ingredients. I take MSM supplements for multiple benefits but didn't realize this is used for skin products. MSM is supposed to promote collagen production and reduces inflammation. That's a good thing. So besides the ingredients list, how does this feel on my skin? Actually, pretty good. It's very lightweight, has no scent, goes on smoothly, and is only a tad sticky immediately after application. It dries up quickly and soothes the skin. I can immediately feel the difference. My skin feels moisturized and softer.I don't have any acne issues but do have dry normal skin. I've been using this for a few weeks now and I would say that my skin does appear to be a little brighter. I wouldn't call it glass skin, but it does seem to improve my skin texture. For this price, I'd say it's a pretty good value.

I'm not familiar with the skincare properties of sulfur. I am familiar with its odor, so I was a little worried about how this serum would smell. I was pleasantly surprised by its being seemingly odorless. It absorbs very well and doesn't feel greasy. I was able to wear it under my usual daily facial lotion. I will say that on day 2 I was a little oily. I do tend to lean oily, but I noticed that in the description and product title it says Glass Skin, so this may be a more heavy-duty moisturizing serum. If you're oily like me, I would suggest you use sparingly. I think I noticed an improvement in texture and skin tone. What I can say for sure is it didn't irritate my sensitive skin or trigger my eczema. The biggest benefit would be moisturizing or hydration, which makes sense because I see ceramides on the description and those are such a good skin conditioner. For the quality of the ingredients, I think this serum really packs a punch and is good value for the money.

I have very touchy/sensitive dry skin, didn't notice any irritation or problems from this. It soaks in well, leaving minimal 'residue' feeling (I know I hate that). I haven't been consistent enough with it to comment on long-term gains, but the few times I've used it the immediate/short term effects have been quite nice. Hydrating, plumping, smoothing. Seems like a bottle will last a while, which is nice. Spreads out well. Not quite 'a little goes a long way' but for how well your skin drinks it up a pump or two is still plenty sufficient.

This serum is very lightweight and it is not sticky at all. I love going to hot springs but many times that is not possible. That's why I am loving this serum even more because it takes me back on those times when I go to the hot springs. My skin is looking very refresh, with a special glow and the acne that was trying to appear is gone. This serum has been wonderful for my very sensitive skin. So far, so happy with this serum. I use it at night 3 times a week.

This is such a gentle, great serum. My skin gets red very easily so I don't like to use anything that's even slightly harsh. This was perfect so if you have sensitive skin, this might be a good choice for you. I really couldn't pick up a smell at all from it so for anyone looking for something without fragrance, this is a good bet. It's wonderfully hydrating and made my skin look extra smooth. It's also true to what they say about the size you need to use, I really only needed two pumps and it was enough which is really nice and makes it a good value. The MSM and SQUALANE are probably part of what made my skin so soft after use and I must say, I just love it. While this doesn't seem to be an organic product, the ingredient list looks to be quite clean. I do believe that for what this product does, that it is a fair price. The only possible caveat I can find is that MSM, the sulfur ingredient, can make unwanted facial hair grow faster and thicker. So please just keep that in mind. Overall, I find it exciting to find a serum with MSM in it but for those who don't have experience with it, just keep in mind that there are positives but also possible drawbacks.

Really nice serum. It is not too thick or thin. Applies nicely without leaving any stickiness or residue. My skin feels nice after applying the serum and the pump bottle works well to get the right amount of serum out.

My results from this serum are excellent. I appreciate that the scent is extremely light and natural. It's not oily, smooths on nicely, and is absorbed quickly. The next morning, I noticed that my skin did seem smoother, a little brighter, and considerably softer.And it's made in South Korea, a country with a great reputation for quality skincare products.So why am I only giving it 4 stars? There are 2 things missing from my checklist. Nowhere in the Amazon ad or on the box does it suggest that it's not tested on animals, and there is no indication that the ingredients are non-GMO. I suppose that doesn't mean that the company isn't careful about these factors, but the fact that they're not mentioned makes me concerned.