Collagen cream for dry skin, 2-week test: MEDIPICKME Double Vita

What did I notice first after using it for 2 weeks?

As I reached my mid-40s, declining skin firmness and tightness around my lips in the afternoon had been on my mind, so I tried this. After about 2 weeks, my skin felt moisturized and less tight, and it even seemed as though some firmness was returning. Changes in skin tone still felt minimal.

What are the packaging and volume like?

The packaging had a gradient that ran from white to pink. It contains 50ml, and the expiration-date marking was easy to check.

The package listed its key points with icons: moisture, firmness, skin balance, and a clear-looking skin tone.

What is the collagen and vitamin capsule formula like?

According to the original product wording, this cream contains 66% low-molecular French marine collagen and a vitamin complex. The collagen content stood out, so I was looking forward to trying it.

It has a white cream base with visible yellow capsules. When I scooped it onto my hand and spread it out, the capsules burst and blended into the cream.

Did it keep the dry, tight area around my lips moisturized?

The area around my lips tends to get dry and tight in the afternoon, but on days I applied this cream, I felt that the moisture lasted a long time. Rather than sticky, it finished with a bouncy, supple feel, so I reached for it often.

How was it when I applied it before makeup?

It was stated to contain glutathione and niacinamide together. After applying it, the area around my lips looked smoother and a little brighter, but I wanted to watch longer for changes in my skin tone.

I lightly applied foundation cushion after the cream, and perhaps because my skin was moisturized, it seemed like my makeup went on well.

How did I use it morning and night?

I applied it lightly in the morning and a little more generously at night. It was convenient whenever I wanted to keep my moisturizing routine simple with one product rather than taking out several creams.