REVIEW on the SAEM Urban Eco Harakeke Whitening Essence

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This whitening essence uses the harakeke extracts from New Zealand

to provide natural moisturization, along with its brightening capabilities.

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I looked up what harakeke was,

and it's apparently oneof the oldest types of vegetation found in New Zealand.

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Maori of New Zealand used it to restore skin from dryness or exhaustion.

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It apparenly has better moisturizing capability and soothing effect than an aloe extract.

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The container is made of glass.

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The cap design invokes its environment-friendliness.

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It's a pump-type

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It has a gel-like texture.

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The moisture spreads instantly as you rub it

on the surface.

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There is a sense of refreshing finish

because of the sheer moisturization,

and that immediate moisturization is definitely one of its biggest appeals.

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However, the moisture evaporates rather quick,

so it's imperative that you use an emulsion or cream

to keep the moisture in.

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I haven't used it enough to se any whitening effect yet.

It should take at least 4 weeks.

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I think this is to provide temporary moisturization

at the skin care level,

and before doing a proper finish with an emulsion

to really finish moisturization.

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I think you should be able to expect some sort of synergy

with other products specializing in whitening or moisturizing!

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the SAEM Urban Eco Harakeke Whitening Essence 55ml