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Brightening Skincare, Ingredient Preferences: Aloe Vera
(12)Ingredient Preferences:
Aloe Vera
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- Superb serumA really nice serum with a superb fresh smell. I like the applicator very much, it helps the serum to absorb. There is only a super-small amount needed and the skin around eyes feels fresh a Read more
- My favorite line!The snail and bee venom line is one of my favorites from Benton. The toner worked wonders. I have sensitive and delicate skin, so it worked wonders.
- Best morning routine! I highly recommend it! I kept it in the fridge for best results and put it on (almost) every morning. The skin under my eyes is definitely softer to the touch.
- GoodFor me, it's not suitable for daytime use; it tends to get shiny and cakey under makeup, but it's perfect for nighttime. It moisturizes well.
- Solid maskA good sheet mask, it doesn't smell strongly of alcohol, which is a big plus. For the price it's really okay, although without the wow effect. The skin is moisturized and refreshed.
- Little big serumIt works and that's the most important thing, it has a nice herbal scent and a light consistency
- I highly recommendThis aloe cream is perfect for creating hair masks and body massage. I use it regularly and appreciate its moisturizing properties. Masks based on this cream make my hair soft and shiny, and Read more
- Great padsFirst of all, I love this scent. It is beautiful and refreshing. Secondly, the flakes definitely do the job. You can feel your skin cleansed and ready for further treatments.
- Superb serumA really nice serum with a superb fresh smell. I like the applicator very much, it helps the serum to absorb. There is only a super-small amount needed and the skin around eyes feels fresh a Read more
- My favorite line!The snail and bee venom line is one of my favorites from Benton. The toner worked wonders. I have sensitive and delicate skin, so it worked wonders.
