Wishtrend Star Cream Review

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.

We all want to stay young looking but the fact is we will all get wrinkles one day. You can go to extremes and have plastic surgery, just play the odds, or try your best to keep your skin as healthy as possible. I'm going with trying to keep my skin healthy without shelling out extreme amounts of money. What about you?

Have you ever noticed the beauty of Korean skin? So clear and toned. Most of that is natural but a Korean beauty secret I just had the pleasure of using also helps – Wishtrend Star Cream. It contains 6% of Chitin Liquid that helps improve hydration, wrinkles, and elasticity. Over time it also improves skin texture and can brighten skin tone.

Wishtrend Star Cream is unique, unlike other face creams, Star Cream is applied by using a 3-Ball applicator that massages your face as you apply it. The cream itself is a clear, gel type material that blends easily into the skin. It absorbs quickly, only leaving behind a slight tightness feeling. I really enjoyed the smell of Star Cream. Very fresh, clean smelling. Something I want to put on my face.

Do you know why they call it Star Cream? They call it this because you can make the shape of a star of your face when you cover all of the wrinkle prone spots on your face – forehead, smile lines, and crows feet. Spiffy, huh?

My only complaint is that there is very little English on the box of the Star Cream. Most of it is in Korean which is slightly expected being a Korean product. It would be nice to be able to read what the box says though.

Wishtrend Star Cream costs about $15 for 20ml of product. I do have a feeling the product will get used up pretty fast as the 3-ball applicator doesn't apply as much product as I would like so I squeeze it a bit more. The more the merrier.

To learn more about Wishtrend and their product please shop Wishtrend online and visit their Facebook page.

Disclosure: I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.