Review: CNP Laboratory Anti-Blemish Spot Solution Day

Since I’m ball-less (literally and figuratively), I couldn’t bring myself to do any invasive treatments (not even fillers), so instead of that, I decided that I would go try out facial treatment services at CNP Skin Laser Clinic / CNP Skin Clinic upon the recommendation of my Korean girlfriend. It turned out to be so good that I went forth and bought a truckload of their skincare products.

CNP Lab Anti-Blemish Spot SolutionCNP Laboratory Anti-Blemish Spot Solution Day Spot

 

CNP Lab Anti-Blemish Spot Solution (1)

 

 

CNP Lab Anti Blemish Spot Solution Day infoThe above photo taken from here.

 

 

CNP Lab Anti-Blemish Spot Solution (2)This comes with a sheet of 12 spot patches

CNP Lab Anti-Blemish Spot Solution (3)Each spot patch is really thin and has a matte finish

CNP Lab Anti-Blemish Spot Solution (5)Holding on to the tube portion to: a) prevent the contents from dripping out and b) to show how small it is.

 

CNP Lab Anti-Blemish Spot Solution (4)

 

CNP Lab Anti-Blemish Spot Solution (6)

CNP Lab Anti-Blemish Spot Solution (7)A flat-tipped rubber applicator

 

CNP Lab Anti Blemish Spot Solution Day dualThis was the original version released – a dual-ended product with a concealer. The Anti-Blemish Spot Solution was so popular that they released it just on its own

 

 

 

I say…

There are two version of this – one for the day and one for the night. My Korean girlfriend told me that this was really good, so yes, I’m that easily influenced.

  • It comes it a little eensy weeny tiny tube – total height is about 7.5cm, but the portion containing the serum is only 3.5cm.
  • It smells very herbal, slightly tea tree oil with a hint of minty eucalyptus somewhere.
  • It’s a yellow-tinged liquid that’s slightly viscous.
  • The applicator is attached to the screw-open cap, and is a flexible rubber rectangle-shaped tip.
  • It’s really handy for application, and I love that it isn’t absorbent – so that I know I’m actually applying the anti-blemish instead of picking up goo from my face.
  • It’s quite quickly absorbed and doesn’t leave any residue.
  • I would categorise this as the “ripening” type of anti-blemish (similar to the Vichy Normaderm Hyaluspot and the La Roche-Posay Effaclar A.I.). After applying, I know I’ll be able to see the pus-filled mountain the next day, and then it’ll be gone in a day or two.
  • To treat the red and swollen types of spots, I kinda prefer these “ripening” types cos this means the icky stuff inside (i.e. the head of the pimple) is expelled, versus those that shrink the spot (i.e. Vichy Normaderm Tri-Activ Anti-Imperfection Hydrating Care which is better suitable for small blemishes), thus leaving the head of the pimple inside my skin.
  • It doesn’t dry the skin out much – even though I liberally apply it on my jawline when it’s the time of the month and my hormones go into overdrive, I do not see any peeling or flaking skin.
  • It also doesn’t cake up if I pile it on.
  • Even though it says it’s for Day, I still apply it day and night. I don’t think it really makes a difference (that, and because I didn’t buy the Night version hohoho). I’m thinking it’s labelled for Day cos of its transparent formula.
  • When I’m home in the day, I apply it with the spot patch, and see a reduction in redness and swelling. I wouldn’t recommend that you apply the spot outdoors though. Just let your skin breath for expedited recovery.
  • Overall, really happy with this product, so much that I’m planning to stock up on at least 3 tubes the next time I go to Korea.

You can buy this from Korea at CNP Skin Clinic branches (but not tax refunds) or from Olive Young outlets (tax refunds available if you hit the minimum KRW30,000 purchase).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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    • It really depends on what you like. My personal preference is to have it “ripen” so that the impurities and dirt are expelled, so I choose this one (which can also result in red raised bumps for a while). The Night time version shrinks it, so there are no red bumps and not much “ripening” of the blemish.

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