How it feels
Respondents: 1How are the product feel results calculated?
Users who reviewed this product directly answered five questions about their experience with the product while writing their reviews.
For each question, the most selected answer is shown as the representative result. The percentage indicates the share of survey respondents who selected that answer.
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How would you rate the makeup removal? Came clean in one pass (100%)
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How would you rate the ease of use? Very easy (100%)
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How would you rate the skin irritation? None at all (100%)
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How would you rate the residue? None at all (100%)
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How would you rate the tightness after cleansing? None at all (100%)
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I originally used Ultime8, and when this new product came out, I decided to give it a try. I didn't have any particular complaints about the original one, but since this one has "brightening" in the name, I bought it hoping it might improve clarity and help with dullness. To get straight to the point, I don't know if it had any effect on clarity. I've repurchased it twice and have now been using it for just under a year. However, rather than "making my skin whiter," I do think it helped make my skin "less prone to dullness." Also, Ultime8 leaves my skin feeling very moisturized after washing, and it feels really rich and nourishing, but this one feels a little more refreshing by comparison. The texture itself is also very runny. At first, you'll probably spill quite a bit between pumping it into your palm and bringing it up to your face. (lol) I have oily skin and don't like feeling moisturized after cleansing, so I preferred this one. People with dry skin or those who prefer their skin to feel moisturized after washing may prefer Ultime8. It might also be good to switch between them, like using Brightoil in the summer or morning and Ultime8 in the winter.
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