Mika Ella Snail Mucin 92% Repair Cream, Korean Skincare Face Moisturizer Recovery Cream, Sensitive Skin Snail Mucin Anti Aging, Anti-Wrinkle Cream, Multi-Function for All Skin Types - 100g

I bought this a couple months ago after it being recommended to me by a coworker. I'm a 41 year old male and do not normally use any skin care products on my face.I had casually mentioned something about having bags under my eyes and also some small wrinkles from smiling. Nothing out of the ordinary, but new for me.So I tried this cream and wasn't really expecting much if anything to change at least not right away, but even after the first application I saw a difference! I now use it once a day in the morning when I get ready, it only takes a few seconds to put it on and it lasts throughout the day. I will be buying more when I get through this jar and I highly recommend it if you have wrinkles on your face or hands!

She said the cream doesn’t stink like others have. She likes it, 10/10

Bought for my girlfriend she loves it her skin feels smooth

So this snail mucin moisturizer is completely different than the one I normally use. It’s heavily fragrance and has absolutely no sliminess. I don’t mind the sliminess of the other product I use, but some people might. If you’re wanting to try a snail mucin moisturizer that isn’t slimy, this would be a good pick. The one issue I have (and why it’s getting 4 stars) is the fragrance. It’s strong and smells like an old lotion that I can’t place. I’m very picky when it comes to scented skincare products. I’ll still get use out of this, but I’ll only be using it about 2 times a week. I ALWAYS patch test, too. Certain products and ingredients will make my face red. This didn’t do that at all. I left it on for about 4-5 hours and no redness at all. I don’t have super sensitive skin, it’s just certain ingredients I have reactions to, so I always play it sage by patch testing. All in all, it’s a decent product. But if you don’t like fragrances skincare products, this may not be for you. I would still recommend if you want to try out a snail mucin product that isn’t slimy.

I was a little nervous about using this because the manufacturer is "guangzhou aifujia biotechnology co. ltd" and Guangzhou is in China not Korea even though in multiple places this product says it's Korean skincare. On top of that the packaging isn't very luxurious looking compared to other brands of snail mucin, it has a very matte paper feel and the plastic container inside also doesn't feel very luxurious.Despite that I was still willing to give this a try because the new apartment I just moved into is a bit dryer than my last home and at the time of writing this it is summer in Texas which gives me very dry skin and I know snail mucin is great for hydration.I used it both with my regular skincare routine and on it's own and it has made a pretty great addition. It has a very thick heavy consistency on it and I put it on at the very last part of my skin care regimen and when it settles my face feels supple and moisturized and in an hour or two it is almost completely absorbed. No break outs or bad reactions but I do think it's best to patch test before using it.

This is an excellent moisturizer. The texture is smooth, and the fragrance is light and clean. I did not have to apply much in order to get the results I needed. It is a bit on the heavy side, meaning it provides a lot of moisture. Applying to a damp face is the best way to use any moisturizer, and that is the way I used this one. Moisturizers tend to temporarily fill in lines a bit, and this one is no exception. A cream is more concentrated than a lotion, which is what I am used to applying. This cream felt so much better and provided a whole level of benefit that my usual product is incapable of providing. Mika Ella Snail Recovery Cream left my skin with a dewy look and is still feeling and appearing moist hours after applying. I did not need to use much product to achieve this result, and I must say that I love this cream. It has a wonderful, smooth feel to it when applying, and I used a tiny spatula for the application. The manufacturer recommends that the product be stored away from heat and light and that it not be used around the eye area. I am following these instructions.If you are in need of a good moisturizer, I would recommend this product. I do not know anything about snail mucin, but I do know this product works. That is, after all, what matters and, as a result, is all I need to know.

I cannot get over the scent of this cream. It is terrible and reminds me of the combination between a perfume that is too old and a car air freshener. It bothers me so much that I cannot use this product, even on my hands or feet.The texture is actually quite nice and it dries on the skin very well. It makes me question the 92% snail mucin because it is not slimy at all.Assuming neither cream is on sale, get the Cosrx version for $5 more. At the time of my review, the Mika Ella cream is listed at $20.79 USD and the Cosrx cream is listed on sale for 46.8% off at $13.30 USD. This is a no-brainer for me.

I had to do a double take at the name of this product. It's not blended escargot so much as it uses snail mucus in the product formula. With that type of ingredient, I was expecting a thicker, slimier heavy duty product.However, it's actually quite lightweight and almost fluffy. It smells nice, like original Vaseline Intensive Care lotion and looks like it, too. The product is a pale yellow. It applies smoothy with minimum tugging and absorbed quickly. I have very dry, very sensitive skin. I had no issues with irritation or redness from this product.It is not a heavy treatment though. It leaves a slight sticky residue the way most water-based moisturizers seem to do, and after a few hours my skin was dry again.I do like it though and will use it as a nice day cream. If you have oily skin or skin prone to breakouts, this might work well given it's gentle and non-greasy. While obviously not vegan, the packaging does say that this product is not tested on animals.