This is a one month updated review on the Kypress Beauty Elixir 1. I have used, I don't know if you can see, it's like here, and it goes to there. So I've used maybe a quarter of this product in a month, so I think that's really good considering it's over $200. I've actually been using three to four drops in with my hyaluronic acid, mixing that together and then putting it onto my face. I find that's an easier way to use this product. Is it worth $200? That would really be up to you. I think if you have really sun damaged skin, dry skin, this will probably make a big improvement on you. I have more normal to dry skin. I don't know if I notice a huge difference. I'm not disappointed and I really don't know if it's worth $200. It's nice. It is nice.

Is this $200 face elixir worth it? I am going to find out. Kypress Beauty Elixir One, 1,000 Roses. Beauty, soul, and science meet to deliver a multi-active moisturizing beauty oil. Bioidentical CoQ10, vitamin C ester, and sustainably sourced botanicals provide moisture to diminish signs of dryness and UV overexposure for glowing rose petal soft skin. You can layer this with your serums. I think you're supposed to use this before your serum so that's what I did right after toning. If you get their serum, you combine them to make an emulsion. It's kind of like a lightweight oil. It absorbs into the skin quickly. It felt really good. It smells very faintly of roses and a little bit more earthy but very, very light. I do feel like I've got a little bit more of a glow already going on so I will give you an update in about two to four weeks to see how it's going.

Okay, so full disclosure, I've been using this oil for a while now, and the only thing I don't love about it is I can feel it sort of sitting on my face. So I wanna use a little bit less now. Like I'm literally using the smallest amount. And in real time, tell you how that feels on my skin. It spreads pretty well. But I will put it on at night and sometimes still feel it in the morning, which I'm not a fan of. I'm trying to give this a second chance though, because it is not cheap, you guys. All right, maybe putting on the smallest bit is the key with this product. Maybe it's just like highly, highly concentrated and that's the thing. I'm gonna do my neck next.

If you haven't already caught on, I do try out luxury skincare brands, but I get them for free on here. I don't have the kind of money to be buying luxury skincare all the time, but I know there's a few of you that do, so if you like luxury skincare, please check these guys out. I'm not in the market to be buying these guys on a regular basis. I got this one for free in my flip box, but after I ventured down the rabbit hole, I can't talk smack on this brand. Is there obviously other cheaper alternatives that you can get aside from this beauty elixir oil? Absolutely, but I just liked everything that I saw on their website. They harvest everything from organic, co-op, female owned farms. They just do lots of good things in the world, so I can't say mean things about them. She's bougie, she's extra, she's luxury, but you know what? At least it's a luxury brand with a good message and a good heart, and they're trying to do good things in the world, so if you got the money to spend it, spend it.

Okay, so I had a one-in-free-sample Rome moment and got the most expensive thing I could see. This is the Kypris Moonlight Catalyst Serum. It's an all-natural, cruelty-free alternative to retinols, and it's meant for refining and kind of clearing up skin texture. I think I liked this. It was pretty effective after a while. You don't see results super fast, so you kind of have to stick with it. And I recommend being really careful about what products you use with it at night, as it is an exfoliant. So usually I just top this with a good moisturizer and tried it for a couple weeks. I did see a little bit of a nicer skin texture. To be perfectly honest, at the price point for $99, I'm not 100% sure I would buy it again. If you're in that bracket and want all-natural, I recommend it.

Hi Flip, this is my first review. I received this Kypris Moonlight Catalyst as my free gift. Price point is kind of hefty. It's not something I probably would have ever bought with my own money, but it was kind of fun to try as a free gift. Anyway, you use it at night, not to be used in sunlight. I've only used it for about a week now and I really haven't noticed much of a change. But sometimes these things go a little slow, so I will review again when it's halfway done and I will review again at the end of the bottle just to see if I'm noticing anything. But as of right now, I've only used it for like a week. I really haven't noticed much of anything, but I'm going to give it the whole bottle and see what happens. Thanks, bye.

Who doesn't want to try a product called Puff of Love? No, seriously, I want to talk to them. Yes, you'll notice this is a substantial price tag for a moisturizer, but as I always say, you only get one face, people. You only get one face. Active ingredients include hemp, glutathione, an amazing antioxidant that helps brighten your skin's appearance, and bacillus, a fermented ocean extract that helps hydrate your skin. It's definitely on the richer side, but it doesn't weigh my skin down, and it feels really luxurious and absorbs really well when I'm sleeping.

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