Beauty of Joseon Calming Serum Green Tea vs Timeless Vitamin C Serum

I waited a month and a half before writing this review as I wanted to see if any change would happen on my skin. I have rosacea sensitive skin and was interested by the ingredients which claimed would sooth redness on skin. However, I found the product to be extremely sticky and would not absorb well into my skin. While I didn't break out more, I did notice certain areas of my skin, such as my cheeks, appeared more red which was disappointing

I have found recently that I’m having itchy bumps on my face and I can’t say whether this product is the cause. I’m usually good at determining the cause of skin problems, but I can’t figure this one out. So, I say try it, but be aware if you have any issues and start off slowly, not using it every day.

While this felt soothing and hydrating, it wasn't as "calming" as I had expected based on its claim. The packaging also made it challenging to get the last drops from the bottle. I've tried other serums containing green tea or panthenol that seemed to offer more efficacy, but this is definitely gentle for those with super sensitive skin.

Timeless Vitamin C Serum (every other day). Skin 1004 Centella Asiatica Ampoule (when feeling dry).

This serum has a beautiful texture - very lightweight and yet very hydrating. Most important of all, it's super calming and soothing. It soothes any redness on my skin right away. When I am about to have any irritation or struggling with hormonal acne, I use this serum, and it reduces the redness quite a bit

I’m (F45) currently using the Timeless 20% vitamin c serum (like it so far, just wish it had a less-runny texture so it wouldn’t roll off my hand while I’m trying to apply) and Matrixyl 3000 spray, and the LRP Redermic Retinol treatment. I’m not a fan of the Redermic smell, but can deal if it’s a good option.