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Review: No7 Youthful Vitamin C Fresh Radiance Essence     I recently had the pleasure of testing out No7's Vitamin C essence.  Even though I know that an "essence" is one of the essential 10 steps of Korean skincare,  I have put off actually using one.  I've always thought that using a serum before my moisturizer should be adequate enough.  After trying this product out though,  I have changed my mind.     I have honestly seen a big difference in the quality of my facial skin after using this essence. Even though I haven't played out in the sun nearly as much as I normally do, I have managed to add sun damage to my face. A large part of that might have to do with my pregnancy hormones making me more sensitive to light (even though I swear I wear sunblock). But after using this product for three days I immediately noticed my skin looked smoother and felt more supple and less dry.  My sun spots were starting to l...

Scrambled? Over-easy? On your face? Clockwise from back left: too cool for school Egg Mousse Pack, it's SKIN Have A Eggshell cleansing foam, Tony Moly Egg Pore tightening cooling pack, and Tony Moly Egg Pore blackhead steam balm      With natural ingredients and Korean beauty becoming more popular, eggs have made a comeback in the skincare business.             Humans have used eggs since the dawning of time as an easy to catch meal. Around 7000 BC, chicken farming began in parts of eastern Asia. During the Renaissance in Italy, eggs were used in combination with a skin whitening ingredient to create a shiny, bright complexion.Now days, most beauty products that include egg ingredients boast pore-minimizing effects and a skin tightening sensation. While these effects have yet to be scientifically proven, many people attest to their great beautification powers. Wearing my Etude House Lovely Etti Hair Band and  Tony Mo...