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Creator's empties description lists Mary&May Idebenone + Blackberry Complex Serum with a timestamp and direct route.
She recommends the rich ceramide and idebenone cream as an all-around nourishing barrier moisturizer and vitamin-C alternative for combination through dry skin and for recovery after excessive retinoid or acid use.
The creator assigns B tier: its brightening ingredients sound appropriate, but it sits on top of skin, needs extra tapping, produced no visible effect for her and has a texture that makes her rarely reach for it.
She displays an empty and a replacement, calls it the most nourishing toner essence she has tried and her absolute winter holy grail.
She calls the spicule-and-retinol concept interesting and expects little scent, but has no usage result.
Creator calls this tied as her favourite Mary&May product, says it brightens her skin and gives a glowy canvas, and highlights that it is not sticky unlike other niacinamide serums she has used.
Creator calls Mary&May Niacinamide Vitamin C Brightening Mask her favorite from the brand, says daily use helped a hormonal-acne scar fade faster than expected, and finds it gentle enough for daily use.
On the creator's medium-to-dark skin, this sensitive-skin sunscreen leaves no white cast. She finds its fragrance very mild with no eye sting, says it absorbs quickly without tackiness or grease, and leaves a skin-like finish.