Skin elasticity inner beauty supplement: Kigleugen Act Max
In short
Kigleugen Act Max is a food supplement introduced for skin-elasticity and inner beauty care in Korea. I reviewed its kiwi extract, collagen, and glutathione ingredients after receiving the product, but without an intake period or skin-change record, I could not assess its actual effects.
Good to know
- Product
- Kigleugen Act Max
- Ingredients introduced in the original post
- Kiwi extract, Actinenin, collagen, glutathione
Prices as written by the tester on Apr 23, 2026 · not updated automatically
I received this product and looked at Kigleugen Act Max’s ingredient composition and intended care approach from the perspective of skin-elasticity care. Since there was no specific intake period or before-and-after record, I have summarized the points that stood out in the product introduction.
What skin-care concerns was this product introduced for?
This product was introduced for women interested in skin elasticity, anti-aging, and collagen care. The original post gave persistent wrinkles, a less-defined jawline, and skin that appears thin and lacking firmness as examples of care concerns.
How were antioxidants and inner beauty presented?
Alongside topical care, the original post introduced the product through the lens of inner beauty: paying attention to nutrition and maintaining a consistent care routine. Antioxidant care was treated as a key theme, but there is no record observing changes in skin elasticity or wrinkles after taking the product.
What stood out about the kiwi extract ingredient?
The kiwi extract ingredient was what caught my attention most. The original post says it contains “Actinenin,” made from concentrated kiwi through an evaporation method. However, no specific amount is listed, so I could not confirm how much it contains.
Does it also contain collagen and glutathione?
The original post also states that it contains collagen and glutathione. The idea of covering several ingredients in one product was appealing. However, there is no record of the amount of each ingredient or actual changes in skin tone, glow, or elasticity.
What was interesting compared with eating kiwi every day?
Eating kiwi regularly also means peeling it, and it can be difficult to store for a long time. The original post also mentioned the cost of buying fruit as a burden. The product was introduced as a way to reduce the hassle of preparation and storage, but with no product price listed, it is difficult to compare any cost advantage.
How much can we know about the actual results?
What I can summarize in this post is limited to the introduced ingredients and intended care approach. There is no record of serving amount, intake period, experience of the taste or form, or skin changes. I was also left with the reservation that one product alone may not address every care need.
The original post also mentioned drinking water, using sun protection, maintaining a regular sleep pattern, and reducing excessive sugar intake. However, it is not a post documenting whether these habits were actually followed or any resulting changes.
