(Purchased with my own money) Missha Ampoule

This is a review of the Missha Bee Pollen Renew Ampoule, purchased with my own money.

It is said to contain 82% bee pollen extract and has a dual function of wrinkle improvement and whitening.

It soothes damaged skin and makes it moist and healthy.

This is a first-step concentrated treatment that moisturizes and soothes skin sensitized by dryness.

High-concentration bee pollen for dull skin It revitalizes the skin to keep it vibrant and healthy.

This product is free of 10 additives, meaning it does not contain 6 types of parabens, chlorphenesin, benzophenone-8-3, or triethanolamine.

If you reapply whenever you feel dryness, it maintains moisture along with a smooth shine.

My dryness was so severe that I have been using this product consistently since I bought it in the winter.

If you keep reapplying it whenever it feels dry, it helps prevent dryness.

Cheap ampoules are the runny type compared to this product, so they lose the meaning of being an ampoule.

I came across this product through a friend's recommendation.

This product is a really heavy product. You can feel the sticky texture from the moment you apply it.

It absorbs immediately upon application, so it doesn't feel too greasy afterwards.

This is a product that is comfortable to reapply multiple times when dry.

It seems to absorb very well, as it dries completely when I wake up in the morning.

In addition, as much as bee pollen extracted without any chemical processes was used

I trust and use it because it seems safe to apply.

Skin irritation tests have also been completed, so you can apply it with peace of mind.

It doesn't feel sticky or uncomfortable even when applied in the current hot weather, so I think it is a great item for all four seasons.

Toner