MooGoo Lightening Cream

Hi Sweetie,

Sorry for not updating my blog for such a long time.

This time I return to post to my blog and I will review another MooGoo product, which is MooGoo Lightening Cream. Lightening cream? Uh yes, I basically never understand the reason of using lightening, brightening or whitening cream – is there any difference among those, or it is just a name? However, in July 2013 I got my first chicken pox! It’s not a serious disease but many said getting chicken pox in adult time is more painful than getting it in the childhood time. Anyway, because of chicken pox, I didn’t go to work for more than 2 weeks. I really need to make sure I didn’t spread the disease in my office; especially I have some pregnant colleagues.

The side impact of chicken pox was I had dark brown spots all over my back, butt and legs. At least, it was good that I didn’t have the spots on my face! Then I realized the importance of whatever brightening, lightening, whitening skin cream or lotion hahahah….  When I checked the list of MooGoo product, I decided to give the MooGoo Lightening Cream a try to eliminate the appearance of chicken pox spots.

Here is my experience 

Benefit: Lightening skin naturally, powered by Moo…

Ingredients:

Detail:

I applied this lightening cream after shower, twice a day, every morning and evening. While this lotion is intentionally a face cream, I diligently applied it to all over my back, butt and legs – I guarantee this lotion will not last long for me eh? The texture is light, and quite easy to be absorbed in to my skin. After about 2 weeks using MooGoo Lightening Cream, I noticed only little fade occurred. I understand that this product is not designed to diminish chicken pox spots, so I didn’t disappointed. I kept using this cream until I finished the whole tube. I’m happy that this cream made my skin soft and supple and at the end my chicken pox spots fading only 20% to 25%. Have you tried this Lightening Cream on face? lemme know your experience!!  

MooGoo: Super Vitamin C Eye Serum

According to an article from Daily Mail on the benefits of Vitamin C (Also known as Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate) for skin, Vitamin C is not only boosting collagen and elastin production naturally (to make our skin firm and radiant), protecting our skin from the free radicals as it is a powerful antioxidant (to make our skin looks young), but also tackling dark spots by inhibits the production of tyrosinase, an enzyme that creates pigmentation. It’s a super vitamin for our skin!

I have tried different skin care products containing Vitamin C skin but I really wanted to try MooGoo Super Vitamin C Eye Serum. It’s not just because of the Vitamin C ingredient in it, but because this eye serum is very concentrated with only 3 ingredients – Olive, Vitamin C and Vitamin E. Amazing! So, here I am using MooGoo Super Vitamin C Eye Serum and I’m ready to share my more than 2 weeks experience using this amazing product

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Benefit: a very concentrated eye serum to combat all signs of aging around the eyes

Ingredient:

Squalene (Olive, 50%), Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate (Stabilised Vitamin C, 25%), Tocopherol (Natural Vitamin E, 25%)

Detail:

I apply this eye serum around my eyes twice a day. The texture of this scent free eye serum is oily but it easily sinks into my skin.  This eye serum works for me. It hydrates around eyes area, as well as lighten my panda eyes. It also reduces my eye bags and smoothes my fine lines. The differences are noticeable! Every morning when I wake up, I have no worries on panda eyes, tired and puffiness looking eyes. Love this product! Even though it’s basically eye oil, it’s comfortable to use, no irritation and it feels natural for me.

I also apply this eye serum to my face. At first, because I pumped the serum too much, then I applied it to eyes area and all of my face. I’m so glad for this “accident”. It’s a perfect match for MooGoo Anti-ageing Face Cream. 

Drawback:

Just like Alila Living Eye Serum, it takes extra cautious when applying this oil serum to prevent it gets into my eyes