What skin types are suitable for Kiehl's Spot-Removing Essence?

Kiehl's has many products, covering a wide range. Whether it is lip balm, facial mask, or cream, there are excellent products. The blemish-removing essence is no exception. Today I will introduce to you what skin types Kiehl's blemish-removing essence is suitable for.

What skin types is Kiehl's Spot Corrector suitable for?

Dull skin

Kiehl's Dark Spot Corrector is definitely suitable for dull skin, because it contains multiple whitening ingredients such as vitamin C and citric acid. After use, it can inhibit the formation of melanin in the skin, help whiten and brighten the skin, and improve multiple problems such as dull skin, yellowing, uneven skin tone, pigmentation, and spots.

Early aging skin

Kiehl's Spot-Removing Essence is also suitable for early-stage aging skin, because Kiehl's Spot-Removing Essence also uses vitamin E and peony root extract. Although the proportion of these two ingredients is not large, they can still play a certain antioxidant role, which can help girls maintain skin elasticity, remove skin roughness, restore skin's delicate and smoothness, and help girls with early anti-aging.

What skin types is Kiehl's Spot Corrector not suitable for?

Dry skin

Although Kiehl's Dark Spot Essence uses moisturizing ingredients such as propylene glycol and glycerin, it is actually not suitable for girls with dry skin. Because Kiehl's Dark Spot Essence also contains alcohol, which is easy to evaporate and will take away moisture from the skin, Kiehl's Dark Spot Essence is not suitable for girls with dry skin.

Sensitive Skin

At the same time, girls with sensitive skin are not recommended to use Kiehl's Spot-Blemish Essence, because the ingredients such as propylene glycol and salicylic acid used in Kiehl's Spot-Blemish Essence are irritating to a certain extent. Sensitive skin may cause skin discomfort after use, so it is best not to use Kiehl's Spot-Blemish Essence for sensitive skin~

Kiehl's Spot Correcting Serum Main Ingredients

3-O-Ethyl ascorbic acid, a vitamin C derivative. It has general stability and can enter the skin, inhibiting the activity of tyrosinase and hindering the production of melanocytes. When purchasing products containing vitamin C, try to buy fresh ones, because vitamin C will decompose and become ineffective over time and due to temperature changes.

Salicylic acid, added in an amount less than 1%. The effect is very small.

Propylene glycol is irritating to skin, eyes, and mucous membranes. Glycerin may be better.

Denatured alcohol, added first. Penetrating the keratin cell membrane, long-term use will cause skin to become dull, rough, with large pores, sensitive skin, red blood streaks, etc. Denatured alcohol is not a safe alcohol, but it has a stronger volatility effect and brings a stronger cooling feeling to the skin.