Nightingale Korean ECTO Hyaluronic Face Cream 100ml - Skin Care Deeply Moisturizing with Ectoin - Soothing for Sensitive Skin - Hypoallergenic, Cruelty Free Blemish Facial Treatment

This serum is lightweight and doesn't feel greasy. I've seen my skin become smoother and my fine lines less noticeable since I started using it.

Super hydrating and my skin feel so soft afterwards they're also really refreshing, parfect for relaxing after a long day.

I like structure, how its smells and getting my face better

I received the product boiling. I don’t know if it’s still working or not but I’ve been using it for about 10 days now I haven’t noticed any bit difference.

Excellent light texture of the cream is very suitable for daytime moisturizing. Fast delivery thanks to the store Zafaa beauty

Really nice hydrating moisturizer.Feels very moisturizing on the skin without being too thick.Perfect for a daytime skincare routine.It pairs really nicely under makeup and is really nice for combination and oily skin types.⭐️ 1 star - I don't recommend it at all, poor quality, or it does not reflect the advertising.⭐️⭐️ 2 stars - I don't recommend it, it has multiple faults, or is not priced where it should be for the product.⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars - It's passable. It has some faults, but the quality is adequate for what it is.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars - Product quite acceptable; it does what it promises.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars - Product that I totally recommend.

This is a really beautiful K Beauty Ampoule by Nightingale. I like everything about it. There are no negatives here. My dry sensitive skin is quite pleased with this Ampoule and I am so glad I was able to try it. It's moisturizing and hydrating and leaves my skin plump, soft and supple. It is fragrance free which is always a win with me, it has a great slip upon application and is not tacky. Three to four drops (not dropper fulls) covered my whole face easily. It's a great value for the price pointI like the ingredients, they are all gentle and effective and listed on the box. Loads of Hyuralonic Acids and Cica to nourish dry skin types like mineThe serum is a lovely pale blue in color with no dyes or color additives. I had no irritations with this product. The Ectoin is supposed to pull water from the air into the skin for deeper hydration. I can't make any claims to the effect of that but it sounds good to me! Whatever the case may be it's a great Ampoule and I recommend it highlyALWAYS do a patch test 24 hours before using any new skin care products

THE TRUTH IS IN THE INGREDIENTS ...Skincare solely for sensitive skin always gets my attention because it's meant specifically for my skin type. Nightingale Damage Recovery Cepa Cica Ampoule for Face is one of the more unique and unusual serums. It combines a scar treatment CEPA from onion extract, the medicinal herb Gotu Kola (an anti-oxidant and healthy hydration), Wild Strawberry Leaf extract and adenosine for anti-ageing treatment of wrinkles and skin elasticity, and hyaluronic acid and allantoin to prevent moisture loss.Aesthetically, the soft pink color is right up my alley, but will fade over time so don't worry when it does. The major thing to remember is that it's very slick and slippery and feels good on the skin, absorbs well with a moist result, but the texture of the skin remains unchanged. That's because "EXTRACTS" are more marketing hype than capable of serious results. An extract is a diluted version of the real thing. I like to compare it to dragging a chicken foot through hot water and calling it chicken soup. That's not to say there's no benefit to extracts in skincare, but frankly they are over-rated, dramatically reduced, and serve a twofold purpose: being a cheaper version of an ingredient that the company can still hype in marketing. I'll put it another way. Colloidal oatmeal is a fantastic fine powder packed with fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients shown to benefit the skin with soothing, anti-fiammatory properties. It was the real deal in bath products until about a decade ago when companies began substituting oatmeal extract, while promoting the same health benefits. Oatmeal extract does nothing for the skin, and they are not the same thing. Neither are extracts in this serum or any other skincare product. Companies are hoping that consumers don't know all this and will believe marketing claims.Besides, the onion extract, which seems to catch everyone's attention, is the 1st primary ingredient but still just an extract. Not the real thing. All the other hyped ingredients are listed lower than the first 5. Not extraordinary. We tend to fall for marketing, but the proof is ALWAYS in the order and type of ingredients. This is a nice feeling serum that capitalizes on some worthy ingredients that are actually in lesser form and concentration. The most I expect from it is moisturization from the glycerin. Even hyaluronic acid is at the bottom of the ingredient list. Nothing earthshaking here. NO SCENT. NO IRRITATION. NO DRAMATIC RESULTS. AVERAGE PRICE.

I never thought I would say this, but onion (Cepa), as a skincare ingredient, is surprisingly gentle, soothing, and healing. Assuming you are not sensitive or allergic to Allium Cepa (onion) extract or Centella Asiatica (related compounds), I highly recommend giving the Nightingale Damage Recovery Cepa-Cica line a try. Especially if you have sensitive or easily compromised skin.Lucky for me, I had the opportunity to try two products from the Nightingale Damage Recovery Cepa-Cica line: their Cepa-Cica Cream and Cepa-Cica Ampoule. You don't need to couple these with other items from the same line to glean the benefits. They seem to pair well with other elements in my routine. So separate or together, they are lovely products. They're made in Korea under the ipse cosmetic co, ltd., umbrella.The ampoule and cream are fragrance-free and suitable for all users.For reference, I'm over 40 with sensitive, fair, acne-prone, combination skin. I am product-reactive prone, which means if something doesn't suit me, I will almost immediately develop mild red freckling of Rosacea along the tops of my cheeks. This compromised reaction usually takes a few days to heal. During this, I strip my routine down to the basics: unmediated (non-active, non-exfoliating) washes, toners, moisturizer, and SPF.I recently had this reaction to a toner I was trying, which had papain enzymes (exfoliants) that were just too much for me. After discontinuing use, I decided to treat my compromised skin with the Cepa-Cica Ampoule and Cream from Nightingale. To my delight, within a few short hours, the flush of the redness and most of the swelling was gone.These do not contain "actives" like exfoliants (e.g., BHAs, AHAs, PHAs, acids, etc.) or high concentrations of vitamin C, A, or their respective derivatives. The Nightingale Cepa-Cica is a "damage recovery" line to heal and maintain the moisture barrier.The Nightingale Cepa Cica Cream comes suitably packaged in a 1.69oz white polyplastic tube. Almost everything is in Korean, but they do have translated ingredients on the box. Highlights include the *Cepa (from red onions, first ingredient), followed by meadowfoam seed oil, squalane, shea butter, panthenol, three forms of hyaluronic acid, adenosine, and Centella Asiatica. Again, no added fragrances or colorants.The cream dispenses in a medium-weight, odorless, white lotion that melts into the skin. It, too, does not leave me looking greasy or shiny and is very mild and hydrating. I take about a nickel-sized amount and spread it evenly across my face and neck at the end of my am and pm routine. During the day, I follow up with SPF.Overall I like the use, efficacy, and affordability of these products. Based on this experience, I would likely try other items from the Nightingale brand.

This is a decent HA serum. It;s very hydrating but as all HA serums go, if you layer on too much then it starts pilling up. I use it mostly at night.