1. Enhanced formula for faster removal of indentation marks.
2. Contains expensive and effective EGF.
3. Has a significant inhibitory effect on the disordered proliferation of scar cells.
Positive reviews = effective? I believe many consumers like to listen to user opinions before purchasing a product in order to reduce the risk of purchase. After all, many people think: matters of the face are always important and cannot be taken lightly.
"Strict proportional formula, good usage effect." In response to such promises from the store owner and numerous positive reviews from Taobao friends, many consumers may think, like the reporter: Does EGF truly have the effect of turning decay into magic, and can it completely restore our face? Is it really as marvelously effective as Taobao friends have reported?