We tried The Inkey List's new serum & here's our honest review

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If you're an R29 regular, you'll know that we're big fans of The Inkey List. That now includes its Ectoin Hydro-Barrier Serum—a product we had the privilege of trying before anyone else. You know the feeling that your face might crack into a hundred tiny pieces when you cleanse and don't apply skincare immediately? We're convinced that using this serum has mitigated that. Click below to read our full review from beauty director Jacqueline Kilikita.
 
 
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