Recently, I have shared about ditching using body lotions for Besque Magic Luxury Body Oil due to my dry, patchy skin because I'm currently going through perimenopause.
But the body dryness doesn't stop there; I'm also having dry patches on my face and neck.
What is so annoying is the fact that I have been on a skincare journey for years now to help fade away my dark spots, only for perimenopause to ruin my progress! UGH!
I've been getting facials for the past several years, which do help, but between services, I needed something to address my dry facial skin.
I thought, "My skin has been loving Besque Body Oil and Shower Oil, why not give their facial serum a try?"
Besque Facial Serum is called Divine9 Facial Serum, providing silky-smooth, glowing skin for both the face and neck.
I've used a lot of creamy, non-oil-based serums that have been good, so what makes Besque Divine9 Facial Serum different from the rest?
What Does Besque Divine9 Facial Serum Work for?
- Redness - It reduces inflammation-induced redness and gives an even, clear skin tone.
- Hyperpigmentation - The serum is complexion-brightening, reducing the appearance of discoloration and blemishes, which is perfect for dark circles and scarring.
- Dryness - The serum is deeply nourishing, hydrates far deeper and better than creams.
- Fine Lines and Crepey Skin - Helps increase skin elasticity and natural collagen growth for tightening of skin.
- Menopausal Skin - The serum contains potent natural anti-inflammatories that reduce and prevent outbreaks.
It's 100% plant-made with nine natural, pure ingredients:
- Frankincense
- Black Cumin
- Broccoli Seed
- Vitamin E
- Evening Primrose
- Manuka
- Apricot Kernel
- Avocado Oil
- Olive Calendula
Dryness and hyperpigmentation are my main concerns, so I knew I had to give Besque Divine9 Facial Serum a try.
Once I got the serum (which took about a week to arrive), I put it to the test. This is how I used it:
1. First: I washed my face and patted it dry.
2. Second: I applied several drops of oil serum in my hand, and massaged it all over my face and neck. A little goes a long way, so this serum will last me a long time.
I do want to mention that this serum is meant for nighttime use. The oil serum is thicker than Besque's Magic Luxury Body Oil. However, not greasy, or oil transfers. Also, it gives a cool, tingling sensation once applied.
As for the scent of the serum, I'm not a big fan; it's quite a strong essential oil aroma, but not too bothersome. What I care about is whether the serum works; the smell I can deal with.
The following morning, after just one day of use, my skin was so plump and soft! I could tell that with regular use, my dark spots would start fading.
Know that oil serums offer deeper hydration that penetrates the skin more than cream serums, making them more effective. Plus, it's great for all skin types.
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Where to Buy Besque Divine9 Facial Serum?
Besque Divine9 Facial Serum is available only on the Besque's website for $60 (30ML).
The serum is pricey; however, you get 15% off your first order.
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