First Impression: Xaivita Goat Milk Skincare

Hello Princesses!

Today I'm going to be talking about the Xaivita Goat Milk Essence and Cream! These little sample sachets came with a purchase I made recently, and since I have never tried anything from Xaivita I was very excited to try the Whitening Essence and Cream!

What Does It Do?

Goat Milk Whitening Essence
"The goat milk with abundant moisturizing element creates the moisture protective film and provide plentiful moisture and nutrients to the skin.

At the same time, it protects the skin from fine dust or yellow dust.

Moreover, it is an anti-wrinkle essence that creates elastic skin around areas that need special wrinkle treatment through anti-wrinkle functional components.

Also, it is an essence of no artificial additive system that it is safe to use because it does not contain any harmful ingredients to the skin."(1)

This essence has a thin gel like texture and is quite sticky. It has a really lovely citrus scent that I find quite enjoyable. It absorbs quite slowly and left my skin feeling quite sticky too which was a lot less enjoyable.

This Essence made me skin look and feel quite soft, but sheesh it's so sticky! I didn't really see any effects from using this Essence other than making my skin feel softer.

Goat Milk Whitening Cream
"The moisture protective film containing goat milk and abundant moisture element protects skin from fine dust or yellow dust.

Keeps skin transparent and elastic like baby skin by providing abundant moisture to your skin."(2)

This cream has a thin silky texture, and smells citrusy like the Essence.

I found that this cream was easy to spread across the skin, but again left my skin feeling sticky. I don't think this cream made my skin feel or look any better than before.

Would I Purchase This Product?

No. I don't feel like these skincare products did anything for my skin other than make it feel quite sticky. After a quick google I didn't find many other bloggers talking about these skincare items, has anyone had any experience with them?