Vitamin C ampoule for dull skin, 2-week test: MEDIPICKME Vita Energy

Why did I start a 2-week at-home skincare routine?

I developed a lot of dark spots after pregnancy, and with not getting enough sleep while caring for my child, my skin looked dull and lifeless. I wanted to try caring for it at home before the sun got stronger, so I used it as a 2-week routine.

What did I check before use, and what is included?

Before using it, I checked the authenticity verification first. The set included 14 1.7 ml ampoules and a safe cap.

The original product description said this ampoule encapsulates vitamin and idebenone ingredients in liposomes and contains 5% niacinamide and Jeju sea buckthorn water. My skin is usually sensitive, but it did not feel harsh while I was using it.

The packaging felt neat, and I thought the individual portions were hygienic to use.

How did I use the safe cap?

I gently opened the safety container, fitted the safe cap, and then used it. Pressing the cap lightly dispensed the ampoule little by little, so it was easy to control the amount, and it was convenient for storing what was left.

How did it apply and finish on combination-oily dehydrated skin?

I was worried about the stickiness or stinging that can come with vitamin C ampoules, but it went on moisturizing yet fresh on my skin. It absorbed fairly quickly and had a subtle scent.

How did my skin seem to change after 2 weeks?

After using it consistently, my overall skin tone seemed clearer, and I felt that my pigmentation looked lighter, too. This is a subjective observation based on my own experience.

Was it easy to layer into a morning-and-night routine?

It was not heavy or overly sticky, so it was nice to use morning and night. I could apply cream or lotion right after it without any problem.