When it comes to skincare, I'm always slightly skeptical. I’ve tried all the serums, oils, creams, and toners you can imagine, most of which are now relegated to the back of my drawer. So, I wasn’t expecting much when I got the Multi-Function Formula Snail Mucin Repair Serum. I’d heard all the buzz about snail mucin as some miracle cure-all. But in a world where every beauty product claims to give you flawless skin, I approached this product with optimistic skepticism. After using it consistently for three weeks, here's what I think about the product's packaging, my experience, and the subtle changes I've noticed. Spoiler Alert: While it hasn’t completely changed my skin overnight (not that I expected it to), it has some benefits. First Impressions The packaging was the first part that stuck with me. The serum comes in a streamlined, golden-brown 100ml bottle. It’s not flashy in an over-the-top way, but it’s stylish enough to earn a permanent spot on my skincare shelf. It also features an airtight cap that locks securely, protecting the product and preventing it from spilling. It’s the kind of packaging that makes you think you’re getting a high-end experience, which (for someone who enjoys the ritual of skincare) is a lovely touch. The bottle is transparent enough to see how much product is left. When you press down on the pump, it dispenses just the right amount, so there is no mess and no waste. Texture and Application It’s lightweight but slightly sticky, almost gel-like. Yet, it spreads across the face smoothly. The moment it touches your skin, it absorbs quickly without any sticky residue. It feels cool and hydrating, almost like a refreshing splash of water, but with staying power. I used it after cleaning and before moisturising, both morning and evening. I applied about two pumps across my face and neck. It blended smoothly with other products and did not pill even when I layered over it with a moisturiser or SPF. My Skin Before the Serum My skin wasn't great before I started using this serum. I had residual dark marks from previous breakouts that wouldn't clear up despite all the products I'd apply to them. My complexion was unbalanced, and some areas were more textured. I wasn't searching for miracles but a product that could perhaps slowly bring my skin back to life. That glowing, beaming complexion you're left with after drinking the required amount of water all day? That's what I needed—something effective but not too harsh and, above all, something reliable. Week 1: Subtle Beginnings During the first week, I didn't notice any overnight changes. However, I immediately noticed how hydrated my skin was. It wasn't greasy or too shiny, but it gave me a soft glow that lasted throughout the day. My skin felt more bouncy and fresh. On the days I applied makeup, my foundation went on smoother, and my skin was less textured underneath it. Week 2: The Glow Factor By week two, I started to see more of the effects I was hoping for. The natural radiance was no longer subtle; it was a full-on skin highlight. Even on no-makeup days, people started complimenting me on how healthy my skin looked. There's something about having glowy skin that gives you confidence, and I felt it. Dark spots? They were there, but they looked lighter. Not vanished, just gently faded. It was clear that this wasn't going to be an overnight fix. Yet, I appreciated that the serum was working, regardless of its pace. My skin also felt even, and any faint redness I'd occasionally see on my cheeks seemed to have disappeared. Week 3: Slow and Steady Wins Three weeks in, I wouldn't exactly say the serum completely got rid of my dark spots. But here's the catch: it's reducing them slowly (very slowly). There's an improvement, just not the overnight kind. The best part? The constant glow it gives. My skin has this radiant, bright look that doesn't stay even after a few hours of applying the serum. Why I Liked It One of the first things I liked about this serum was how soothing and hydrating it was—never greasy. It doesn't sit on the skin like some products do; instead, it melts in and leaves your face feeling fresh. What really makes it special to me, however, is the natural radiance it gives. It's the kind of radiance that makes you feel like your skin is actually healthy, not just product-layered. Even under makeup, it eases through; the foundation goes on smoother, and it doesn't interfere with anything else in my routine. As I went along, I noticed my skin texture and color slowly getting better. Also, the classy mini packaging feels luxurious to use and is easy to carry along if you’re stepping out. What I Don't Like As much as I love the glow and hydration this serum leaves on my skin, it's not perfect. If you’re looking to treat severe hyperpigmentation and dark spots, then this is not the product for you, as it takes a longer time to work. Three weeks in, my dark spots are only very slightly lighter. So there is some improvement, but it's a long game. Those who are looking for dramatic anti-aging results or serious correction might find this too gentle. It's a good serum, but it's not a one-size-fits-all solution if you have more extreme skin problems. My Conclusion The Multi-Function Formula Snail Mucin Repair Serum hasn't transformed my skincare regimen, but it's a work in progress. It's moisturising, glow-enhancing, and gentle, which is a pretty good triple threat for a serum. If you’re dealing with dryness or dullness or want that natural “my skin but better” look, this serum is worth trying. It’s not a quick fix, and it won’t erase dark spots overnight. But it’s a good product that gives your skin a daily dose of sun-kissed glow. Would I repurchase? Honestly, I’m not sure. Not yet. As this product would last me 2 to 3 months, I feel that I ought to give it a longer time, at the very least a full two months of consistent use, before concluding. As things stand currently, the impact is subtle yet encouraging. Until I see how my skin still reacts in the long run, I cannot say yes or no. But I have hopes. Price: ₦15,000, Where to Buy: Shop Dang Lifestyle