Abib Resurrection Plant Cream Nutrition Tube, good for dry skin

I bought the Abib Resurrection Plant Cream out of curiosity because it kept appearing as a recommended item by YouTuber Reina. It turns out it's actually quite a famous product. I looked it up and found out that the resurrection plant is a plant that maintains its vitality even in extreme dry conditions. Since this cream is made with a base of such resurrection plant extract, I decided to give it a try even though I have dry skin. This is the first time I've bought something based on an influencer's recommendation; while I wouldn't say it's amazing, I'm reasonably satisfied and using it well.

First off, the texture is about what you would generally expect from a cream; it feels slightly rich rather than excessively thick. Also, I thought it might feel heavy or stuffy to use in the summer, but since it definitely feels like it just holds moisture, I found it quite usable. It feels a bit less greasy than I'd expect.

It is a functional anti-wrinkle cream containing Chaga mushroom extract and True Rose of Jericho extract, which are said to provide hydration and balance oil and moisture. Since I have atopic, dry, and sensitive skin, I only use fragrance-free and gentle products, and this one suited me well.

I think it would be good to apply it all over the face in the winter, but in the summer like now, I use it selectively, focusing on areas prone to wrinkles like around the eyes and mouth. I bought the 30ml size, but if there is a larger size available, I think I will purchase that next time. It is a bit pricey, so it’s not exactly a product I’ll use on a whim, but I still plan to repurchase it. If you were curious about it, I recommend giving it a try.