Cosmetic Skin Food Peach Sake Pore Serum 45ml Made in 'Korea

Very pleased

Not effective for me at all. Had a slight shimmer and perfume smell

Although I didn't buy this from Amazon at the time, I have to say I like it. I tend to mix in with my tinted moisteriser then powder foundation and it kept looking nice thoughout the day. I tend to use it more summer time, the bottle lasts for a while. Scent is not too strong but fades quickly. However my skin errs on being sensitive /normal, pores aren't too big but I'm happy to say ,no reaction. I cannot say how it will work on misbehaving skin though and it's aimed I assume at oily skin.

not too bad not that effective i would just say pretty much good.....i wish if its consistency was little bit thicker ..but m happie

A lot of fragrance in this product, definitely not recommended for sensitive skin. Only used for few days

I didn't buy this from amazon - I bought it from another website and chucked it in my basket mainly because a) I love peaches, b) it was inexpensive, and c) I was in the market for a new primer after the spectacular skin wrecking failure that was Baby Skin. It was a total impulse buy and I genuinely did not expect to like it as much as I do.The serum comes in frosted glass packaging with a pump top and a light wooden cap, and the serum itself is white and yoghurt-like in texture with a lovely real peach smell - not artificial at all, and if you liked the Body Shop's Vineyard Peach line then this is something to stick on your wishlist. As cute as the packaging is, you'll be out of luck if you want to look up the ingredients but can't read Korean - thankfully, some kind soul has translated them into English and posted them on CosDNA. My reasonably sensitive skin can handle the silicones, alcohols and fragrance it contains, but if you have super duper hyper sensitive skin and can only use like, the purest fresh lake water to cleanse your face with and need to be patted twice daily with E45 by angels then I'd avoid it to be on the safe side.As it contains dimethicone and silica I view it more as a makeup primer than a day/night serum with any real magical pore shrinking properties and so don't use it at night, only in the morning after applying my moisturiser. It sinks in very quickly (I use one pump usually but a pump and a half on bad skin days) and absorbs to a matte and almost powdery finish, leaving my skin feeling soft, prepped for foundation and yes, my pores do appear slightly reduced after application and my face overall looks a bit clearer. I feel like my foundation goes on smoother than it usually does after applying it and while it doesn't do very much to hide my flaky patches, I've definitely noticed a difference in how long my face makeup lasts when I use this - I'll generally blot once or twice on an eight hour shift with it, whereas without a primer/primer substitute I seem to get oil slick shiny about two hours into a shift, and it softens that lovely rough un-Polyfilla'd wall effect I get where I have icepick scarring or large pores. Overall, I'll probably be re-buying it when I run out: smells like peaches, makes my face soft, gives the appearance of pre-adolescence pores...can't argue with it, really.