Suti – Rejuvenate Face Oil

3 Reviews

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   cautiousDoves5

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   I got a trial size of this oil. I use it in evening, two drops mixed in my serum/cream. It moisturizes and calms my skin. I didn’t experience any clogging or breakouts which is a huge plus for me. The only thing I don’t like about it is that is quite thick and makes me look shiny. That’s why I only use it in the evening.

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   exactingHeron7

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   Living in China means I have limited access to good, organic skincare, so I always make sure to stock up when I’m in Europe. I picked this out more or less at random from Whole Foods in London- my brother was tapping his toes impatiently waiting for me, and so I grabbed it and went.

   Having used it more or less daily in the 2 months since I’ve owned it, I’m pleased to report that I’m absolutely delighted with this product. The dispenser makes for an easy, fuss-free application, and the oil is pleasantly scented (I get oranges and rosehips). It sinks into my skin without too much ado, and I notice a considerable difference when I wake up in the morning after applying it the night before. I’m even more pleased to note that the 50ml bottle I currently have has a decent 5/6th left, which is a major relief as well!

   I suggest to use this on just-toned skin, 3 drops is the perfect amount to cover my face.

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   amazedCoati8

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   I am absolutely in love with this oil, and it has worked wonders for my skin. I’ll give you some information/more objective observations first, and follow with some my-picky-skin specifics.

   I use two drops of this oil after cleansing in the evening (though it’s also fine for day-time use). Massaged gently over damp skin, this very small amount of product is plenty to cover my whole face and jawline. It has a lovely scent which isn’t too strong or lasting, but feels uplifting and soothing (the tangerine and neroli come through most). It is a light oil which sinks in quickly, but spreads easily, though I think if your skin wasn’t damp you’d use way too much product. It leaves skin feeling adequately hydrated, but more importantly, revived and balanced. This is really not a thick, pore clogging, scary oil. My skin feels like it can breathe after using this oil, and it’s not coated, tacky, or oily.
   My skin absolutely feels more supple, elastic, softer and smoother since introducing this oil into my routine. I’m also seeing a general improvement in the appearance of pores. Furthermore, it gives my skin that glow; the kind that only comes from nourished, non-irritated, happy skin.

   I have very reactive combination/dehydrated acne-prone sensitive skin. Yeah, that’s a mouthful, and it’s hard to deal with, too.
   Though my acne has never been severe, I usually have a few blemishes at any one time, and sometimes more major break-outs. As I’ve gotten older (I’ll turn 30 this winter) I’ve been seeing more and more of the cumulative effects my largely hormonal acne has had on my skin – scarring, pigmentation/dark spots which can take months to fade, and uneven texture in particular. Add that to a bit of sun damage, pores looking more visible than they used to, and cheeks that are usually red/flushed/at least semi-irritated; and you can understand why I’ve been looking for something to soothe/calm my skin, reduce (or at least not aggravate!) current break-outs AND start healing some of this damage.

   Hello Rejuvenate Oil!
   I was lucky enough to get a generous sample of this product (about 5ml) so I could test out how it worked for me. I’m very picky about my purchases, but ordering the full bottle was pretty much a no-brainer when I saw the evidence of how well this works writ upon mine own face.

   Since starting to use the Rejuvenate Face Oil (once a day, as part of a simple, gentle skincare routine) in addition to the benefits I’ve already described above, the most break-out prone areas of my face (chin in particular!) have calmed down significantly. Significantly as in “people who are not just me are noticing”. Significantly as in “wow, I feel so much more confident makeup-free” and “OMG why haven’t I been using this for years?”
   Granted, this oil isn’t the only thing I’m using, but the other acne-fighters have existed in my routine for an extended period of time … though I’m using them a lot less than I used to: clindimycin (prescription antibiotic from my dermatologist), and tiny dots of LRP Effaclar A.I. for those under-the-surface spots. I also take Works With Water ClearSkin supplements (active: lactoferrin) which has helped a lot with my acne in general (less spots, spots are smaller and less red).

   The BEST THING about this oil is that it really has been IMPROVING my skin. Scars and red marks are fading a lot faster than they used to, and my skin texture is feeling noticeably improved. Seriously, I haven’t even been using my retinol, because I’m getting better results with this, and zero irritation/flaking. Areas of my skin that almost always feel like they’re about 10 seconds away from having a breakout are feeling more ‘normal’. This has left me feeling a lot more hopeful about being able to reduce the damage to my skin, avoid further damage, and keep working toward that fresh, clear, alive complexion we all desire.

   I’m not saying this product will be a miracle achiever for anyone who tries it … a lot of its merits lay in not irritating sensitive skin … if your skin is happy with aggressive treatment, retinol, AHAs etc. then you will probably wonder if this is doing anything, I suppose. I also wouldn’t say it’s an acne cure … there’s not a lot in this to really *treat* acne, so again I think a lot of the benefit for me is that it is calming my skin into a state where it doesn’t produce acne as easily.
   I would suggest layering an additional moisturizer over this if your skin is particularly dry, or if you feel like you need more hydration. In my opinion, using more than about 3 drops of this oil would be unwise. (Ignore that voice that says “if a little bit is good, then more will be better!”)

   Ingredients (from the Suti website):
   Rosa Rubiginosa (Rosehip) Seed Oil*, Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Oil*, Argania (Argan) Spinosa Kernel Oil*, Limonene**, Citrus Reticulata (Tangerine) Peel Oil*, Tocopherol, Santalum Austrocalendonicum (Sandalwood), Olibanum (Frankincense)*, Citrus Aurantium Amara (Bitter Orange) Flower Oil*, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil*, Daucus Carota Sativa (Carrot) Seed Extract*, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Oil*, Linalool**, Geraniol**, Citral**

   * Certified Organic ** Naturally occurring in essential oils

   Prices as of this post: £28 in the UK through the Suti website, $52 in the US through beautyhabit. The bottle is 30ml.