Name: Video Review of SERUMKIND BLACK BLOSSOM DROP: Peach beige 1.01 oz by {{userName}}
Uploaded: 2022-11-17T22:10:48.713Z
Duration: 20 s
Channel: Autum Payette
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Hey everyone, today we are trying the Black Blossom Drop Serum from Serumkind. Not gonna lie, I bought this because I just really loved how aesthetically pleasing it looked on the shelf, but after trying it out, I cannot get over the results. It completely increased the hydration in my face, it lasted the entire night all the way through the next day, it looked amazing underneath my moisturizer, and I just feel like this is a must have.

The second I saw this serum kind of black blossom drop serum, I was just drawn in for some reason. Now, standout ingredient in this is a powder extracted from black tulips, which looks like this. They're also called the Queen of Night Tulip, which is incredibly badass. You know I just had to look up a picture of those immediately. Now, this serum had a really interesting texture. It's almost jelly-like. It was also cooling. Now, this black tulip powder helps to strengthen the skin by penetrating through past our outermost layers of the skin straight through to the dermis, and it helps to fortify that skin barrier, which is so, so important, especially this time of year. It also has ceramides in it. They help with dead skin cells, re-fortifying and balancing. I really, really enjoy this serum.

I've been reaching for these serum kind black blossom drops again in the last few days. This was one of my first flip products but it kind of got lost in the jumble of all of the other skincare that I was trying. There's a reason that I was so intrigued by this product. The texture is really unique. I have some breakouts that are clearing up but at the same time my skin is very dry always. This serum has ingredients that are geared towards keeping your skin clear and clarified and balanced but it also has ceramides to keep you moisturized so that you are not being dried out. Exactly what my skin needs right now so I am really happy. So far this is a really really nice serum and it's working well with my other skincare so I'm excited to keep using it.

So nighttime talk, I genuinely don't know what happened. And my face is so dry. So these are my top three must use best hydration nighttime products. It is a Chaga Charging Drop. It is a serum that is so moisturizing. Like I'm gonna use it really liberally all over. This Kiehl's Ultra Hydration Facial Cream is literally my holy grail. So a little goes a long way, but today I'm using a lot. Eye cream is from Saturday Skin. It's the brightening eye cream. It has avocado extract. You can get it here on Flip. Look at how nice that goes on. The last, actual last step is a lip mask. Hopefully this works. Let's see you tomorrow morning. So this is my face in the morning. It has made a huge difference. I just feel so hydrated and still a little like tacky to the touch, which means that those serums and moisturizers really worked.

I wanted to give a quick update on the Chaga Charging Drop from Serumkind. My face was so dry earlier this week. I think I had gone somber and I was peeling and you can still see some of the areas that are still really dry around my mouth. I've been using this every single day for the past week. I know this serum is kind of expensive, but it's worth every single penny. It has helped my face get hydrated so fast. I literally only use like this much over my toner and it goes a long way. I've been using it twice a day and that's really helped my skin get so much more moisturized. Anyways, I just wanted to give this update because I really felt like this product deserved another review and I've used this like 20 times now. It's only used up this much so I still have so much left. So it's definitely worth the purchase and I just love it so much. So if you're in an area that is really dry or the winters you just need something to lock in your moisture, this is the serum for you. This works so fast and it's so good if you use it consistently. Love it.

Guys, I've already made a review about this, but I just had to tell you guys more about this So my last video is a bit more informational and you can read that if you you can watch that if you want read but I just want to show you a bit more of it in use And so this is amazing. I have noticed a huge Improvement in my skin's hydration. Like I don't This stuff is magic My skin feels so hydrated even though it's getting colder and I have snow outside It's just absolutely amazing. I love it and I would definitely recommend it makes my skin so smooth Hydrated it gives me this nice dewy look 10 out of 10 recommend

On your no makeup days, you need to remember to moisturize. So I use serum kinds of Iceland moss drops like just listen Anyways good how aesthetically pleasing that bottle is So I just drop a little bit on my cheeks and my forehead and I roll it out and whatever's left I just kind of rub it in with my hands and then that's it. We're all done

Today I'm going to be reviewing the serum kind Iceland moss drops This serum is derived from a green waterfall in Iceland, which I thought is a really cool detail about this product so now I'm going to put it on and I'm going to show you what my skin looks like after a few minutes of having it on and This product helps with hydrating your skin, so I recommend it to people that have dry skin So here's my skin after a few minutes of having it on and you can see how dewy it looks I Think this is one of my new staple products I highly recommend it and I believe it really puts a luxurious feel on your nightly or daily skincare routine I hope you enjoyed this video and I'll see you in the next one. Bye!

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Video Review of #SERUMKIND BLACK BLOSSOM DROP by Autum Payette

Video Review of #SERUMKIND BLACK BLOSSOM DROP by Autum Payette