Kiehls Midight Recovery and Daily Reviving Serums

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Have you used them and are they any good?

The eye won't broke me out but I am sensitive. So do a patch test.

I used midnight recovery and it broke me out too. I have combination skin which can get very oily.

I used the midnight one and really liked it, but was skint when it ran out so didn’t replace it.

Haven’t used the day version, but I have something similar from Boots Botanicals and when I use it before I put in Foundation it makes my makeup very glowy.

I have both. Neither product has caused a break out, however I have normal skin which leans to dry/sensitive so not prone to breakouts to begin with.

I have used both for about 18 months. I don’t feel like the Day serum does anything for me to be honest. It’s a bit of an unnecessary extra product to add to your AM routine as most people wear moisturiser/sunscreen in the morning, so the extra layer of oil from the serum can be a touch too far and make you feel oily. It definitely looks more oily vs dewy/glowy and greasy vs hydrating. There are better serums that I would rather use in it’s place, like the Kiehl’s Clearly Corrective serum

The night serum is fabulous. For my skin, it definitely helps to reduce redness and leaves my skin looking radiant & fresh faced in the morning. I use it every night without fail as I do really like it.

I bought the midnight recovery oil and it made me break out and made my skin quite red and sore. Never had a reaction to anything else I've used so not sure what it was in this didn't agree with me. Took me a while to get my skin back to normal.

Best success I've had this year was with The Ordinary Vitamin C serum (the alpha ascorbic one) and the Origins High-Potency Night-A-Mins Skin Refining Oil - my skins been lovely and glowy using these.

I have never suffered an allergic reaction to anything on my skin. Really not sensitive at all. This made my eyes puffed up and swollen and red. Seems quite common. God knows what’s in it.
I can take retin a with no problem! Must be the essential oils...