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Creator says she still loves the eye serum but calls it an old favorite because its 10 ml size runs out too quickly.
Chapter maps Axis-Y Dark Spot Correcting Serum within “6 Viral Korean Skincare Products that You Do NOT Need.”
Creator lists Axis-Y Artichoke Intensive Skin Barrier Ampoule in her ultimate niacinamide-free routine.
Among the three light gel/roller products the creator selects AXIS-Y as the best and places it in A tier; the metal roller is cooling and useful for morning puffiness, although the light gel is not intended for dry mature skin seeking high wrinkle-care moisture.
She saw no large difference but liked the small bottle and user experience and notes that her non-acne-prone skin may be the wrong test case.
Vegan Collagen Eye Serum
Creator tries the Axis-Y mask for the first time, identifies mugwort, centella and hyaluronic acid in the product, and notes substantial remaining essence, without giving a stable product verdict.
Gentle and non-irritating for creator; dark spots have started fading, but she says it works very slowly and a Caudalie comparator works a little better.