Is Sekkisei suitable for dry skin?

Honestly, useful, and powerful.

But to be honest, if the landlord is financially allowed, it is recommended that it is best to ask someone to buy local Japanese goods.

Why do you say that, I'm studying in Japan now, I haven't used this before, and I haven't bought it when I see it in the drugstore, because it was originally **white, and I have never been concerned about **care, but the Japanese sun is too poisonous, and I got a defenseless tan in the first year (I'm from Sichuan, it's hard to see the sun at home), this year I have a long memory to buy a UV arm cover or something, but the exposed part is still tanned quickly, so I went to buy sunscreen, the shopping guide recommended this, with two small bottles of water and milk trial, I didn't pay much attention to it, but it only took two or three days to get back in white. And there is no uncomfortable feeling at all, sunscreen I am most afraid of oil, this is the same as not. In short, the effect is really super good, when I first bought it, it was too expensive and a little distressed (3000 yen for 60g, it was a discount of 2500 on the day of the membership card, equivalent to RMB 150, mainly about 1000 100g-150g sunscreen and many more), now I feel that it is really worth the money when I see the effect.

It's also because of this that I checked the reputation of Sekkisei on the Internet, and I saw two completely different reactions, saying that the negative reviews such as peeling, dry yellow, allergies, etc., are basically from China, while the evaluation on the Japanese side is quite high, and I would be willing to try it even if it is expensive, but also because a few days ago, a Taiwanese classmate who wears a mask all the year round said that he finally found skin care products that are not allergic and easy to use, and she bought Sekkiseise, and her acne looks particularly sensitive.

Therefore, the Chinese comments generally say that it contains heavy alcohol and is easy to be allergic, I think it is very strange, I carefully read the ingredient list several times, and I really didn't find the word, no matter what product in Japan, what it contains is not written in the ingredient list. Then I took a closer look at the negative reviews, and most of the sources came from**, ** should now be a veritable concentration camp for fakes, so I concluded that most of them bought fakes. Although the counter buys the positive effect, but there is generally a reaction to the ingredient problem, my personal understanding is that China's counter ** I am afraid that most of the listed sales, although the brand is still this brand, but the place of production is in China, even if the ingredients are the same, but the raw materials and workers are local, and many things in terms of quality are also greatly discounted (skin care products, such a strict proportion of ingredients, really only the Japanese have a strict and serious cleanliness personality to do well).

So if the landlord wants to try this brand, I suggest that it is best to find a way to buy local Japanese goods, now there are many people studying in Japan, and you can ask more about it soon, don't believe too much in the strange **. It's really impossible to buy it without using it, and it's better than risking damage to use a fake.

Most Asians are still yellowish, and there are still a few who have pure skin and white **, and they have to rely on the maintenance and conditioning of the day after tomorrow.

Personally, I recommend SEKKISE, I think it's very easy to use; If you want to whiten quickly, you can use it to soak paper film, and you need to use its paper film so that it will not drip water, and it will be white and obvious every time**;

I use it every day as a lotion, and after using it for less than half a year, my complexion is much brighter and more delicate, and it will also fade my acne scars, which I like very much.

Although it is dry, it should also be suitable, it is a cosmeceutical, which has been tested for sensitive skin; If you are allergic to alcohol, it may not be suitable, and dry does not mean that you are necessarily allergic to alcohol.

Most of the water that is not suitable for SEKKISEI has alcohol, and it may be a little sensitive when used dryly**.

This aspect of JMS is very controversial, you can go to the counter to try before deciding to buy.