1. It temporarily makes the area under your eyes slightly plump. It's not really noticeable, but you can feel it.

1. It has good spreadability. 2. But I'm not sure about its wrinkle improvement. 3. The effects are not long-lasting, and even after using it for 6 months, it's not effective if I don't apply it.

I don't really recommend it. It just makes the area where you apply it messy if you use it regularly. But if you use it occasionally on special days and apply eye makeup, it helps your makeup look better.

The effect of temporarily raising the aegyo sal (under-eye fat pads) can be seen. Apply it under the eyes and after about 10 seconds, the sunken area will visibly plump up. It can also be applied on the lips. In my case, since my upper lip is thinner, applying it made the balance between the upper and lower lips look better.

- There is no long-term wrinkle improvement effect when used consistently. The temporary effect caused by borpilin only lasts about 30 minutes to 1 hour... - To see any effect, you have to apply it when putting on makeup before going out, but it's awkward to apply it over your daily makeup. It's a serum-type formula, so it applies smoothly and moisturizes, but it's a bit sticky. If you apply it over foundation, the foundation can clump up around the eye area. The same goes for the lips - if you apply it before lipstick, the lipstick color doesn't show up well, and if you apply it over lipstick, the product can transfer to the tip and cause discoloration. You have to apply it with your fingers, but the lasting power is so poor that you can't reapply it every hour. As someone who wears makeup, it's a bit inconvenient to use it as an eye cream or lip balm. It doesn't seem like a very usable product. - The pen-type packaging also seems to have some issues. It doesn't break or malfunction, but when you press the button to dispense the product, it doesn't come out cleanly - it just bursts out forcefully into the air. You'd have to hold it right up to your face to apply it.