- “I've been using it for about 4 months, maybe a little bit more, but the usage is minimal”1:11–1:18
- “I warm up a tiny amount between my fingers, place three or four dots under each eye, and then gently swipe it in”1:18–1:26
- “Only then your concealer won't emphasize dryness or texture”1:26–1:31
- “This area is thinner than the rest of the face and has no pores like the nose for example. So, you need hydration here”1:31–1:36
- “But don't apply too much. That also gives a bad result. Balance in everything, right?”1:40–1:45
- Source: My Most-Used Makeup Products of 2025 - Nov 28, 2025
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- “It really is a staple for a lot of people”7:48–7:51
- “It's rich, it's thick, and it's nourishing”7:49–7:52
- “That's why I don't like it because it's a maybe a little bit too thick for my under eyes”7:51–7:57
- “This is based around avocado oil and shea butter, which again, all right, little bit outdated, a little bit old, but they moisturize well enough”8:03–8:08
- “The formula is fairly heavy. It doesn't do much beyond that, which is fine again because that's all you really need under your eyes for most people, right?”8:12–8:17
- Source: 5 overhyped skincare products and their better Korean dupes - Sep 19, 2025
Brand note
Kiehl's is the brand you already know — reliable, no-nonsense formulas that lean rich and hydrating, especially for dry or normal skin. The Ultra Facial Overnight Hydrating Face Mask is a standout: creators use it as a moisturizer, calling it extremely nourishing and great for colder months, though it's thick enough that it's not for everyone. The sunscreen and retinol get more mixed takes — the SPF can feel drying over time, and the retinol is a gentle starter. Overall, Kiehl's works best if you want straightforward, moisturizing staples and aren't looking for cutting-edge textures.
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