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By Elvia Kiara.
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Creator disclosure: 'i was sent these products for review but this video is NOT sponsored.'
Creator disclosure: 'i was sent these products for review but this video is NOT sponsored.'
4 products with a reviewed source reference.
Creator identifies the final item as the Dark Spot Zero Cream. After about two weeks, she says she likes it for her hyperpigmentation, that it evens her skin tone and makes it more radiant, leaves no gray cast, feels lightweight rather than heavy/cakey/clogging, and recommends it for hyperpigmentation, acne scarring or freckles.
Creator identifies the next item as the Pore Zero Serum, says she does not feel it made much difference to her skin, and says she would probably skip it and does not know if she would continue it once the review is finished. She frames any redness/oil benefit as a general possibility rather than her own outcome.
In the titled Willow BHA review, creator identifies the next item as the toner. She reports better hydration and moisturization when patted in, removal of dead skin cells and leftover makeup on a cotton pad, says it works by hydrating and smoothing her skin, and recommends it as a light, airy, non-sticky toner.
In the titled Willow BHA review, creator calls the first item the cleansing foam. After two weeks, she says it gently and efficiently removes makeup traces, did not leave her skin tight, itchy or breaking out, calls it a good product, and says she likes it and will continue using it. She separately notes it did not remove every blackhead.