Merzy W-Tomato Niacinamide 10% Serum
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W-Tomato Niacinamide 10% Serum is a brightening serum used on the entire face early in the skincare routine after face cleansing. The light texture spreads evenly without stickiness, and after use, it leaves a subtle adherence and a bouncy finish. It is made to be used daily when you want to tidy up dullness and skin texture.

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  • AidaGlutathione Brightening Ampoule

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    The candidate product uses a combination of glutathione and glycerin, so the moisture lasts a long time even after absorption. It feels more like 'thin adherence' rather than sticky, so it is more suitable for those who easily experience dryness.

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  • NeogenReal Niacinamide 15% Serum

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    The candidate product is a 'serum type' with a concept of intensive pore care, so the adherence is more prominent. It is said to soak in heavily and have a soft-matte finish, so it is good to check if the next step tends to stick well.

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  • KeenoniksVita C Brightening Serum

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    The candidate product is based on a light formulation, but puts the 'texture' expression that is softly tidied up at the forefront. However, it contains fragrance oil ingredients, so it is good to observe the reaction after use on sensitive days.

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  • KoeRXGorjes Magnificent Ace Serum

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    The candidate product has a non-low-viscosity formulation, so there is less lifting when applied and it is said to have little residue after absorption. It is said to adhere comfortably even before the next step, so it is useful for those who want to use it like a primer before makeup.

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  • BYOMABrightening Serum

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    The candidate product aims for both moisture and a tidy feeling with a composition of hyaluronic acid, ceramide, and niacinamide. It emphasizes a fresh feeling without stickiness, so it can be more comfortable for those worried about skin tightness after applying serum.

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  • WylysNew Day Glow

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    The candidate product is a gel-cream type that adheres without sitting on the surface, and the finish is on the soft-matte side. Instead, it contains oil ingredients, so if you are concerned about the 'sheen' of the finish, a small amount test is good.

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  • SilkiNia-Correct Serum

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    The candidate product is summarized as soaking in lightly and giving a shiny finish. It can feel refreshing due to the menthyl lactate series, so be careful if you are sensitive to cooling sensations.

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  • K-SecretSeoul 1988 Glow Serum : Niacinamide 15% + Yuja

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    The candidate product adds squalane and panthenol to niacinamide to emphasize a comfortable finish even after absorption. It feels like it settles without lifting, so it can be comfortable to use as a base before makeup.

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  • AHC BeautyNiacin Biome Mela Scissors Max Essence

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    The candidate product has a diverse composition of reconstructed ingredients, so it aims for both a 'light feeling' and fresh tidying. However, it contains fragrance, so if you are sensitive to scent, it is good to check the comfort after applying first.

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  • Medik8Niacinamide Peptides

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    The candidate product is a pore essence that even adds peptides, so the feeling is light and centered on adherence. However, since AHA dead skin ingredients and related irritation possibilities are seen together, frequency adjustment is necessary if you have usually sensitive skin.

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