Astalift Jelly Aquarysta Rejuvenating Concentrate

Fujifilm's breakthrough product, Astalift Jelly Aquarysta Rejuvenating Concentrate is an anti-aging product containing ceramides, collagen, and peptides for a smoother, firmer, more luminous complexion. 

It features the same packaging as the Regenerating Night Cream. 

I got the tiny 15g jar. It also comes in 40g. 

In its full outfit with cap on.  

Glorious red gelatin. It wiggles; it doesn't fall off upside down. Scoop it out and it returns to its original shape on its own. 

The see-through jelly is quite mesmerizing. I feel like I am staring into an aquatic sanctuary with the red blob reflecting endlessly from the jar. 

Yellow jelly on the spatula (good enough to eat!)

Rubbed together, it turns into a serum/cream after all. (Palm reading, anyone?)

It dries down to a soft, matte finish. 

Applied once daily, I finished mine in less than four weeks. I see this more as an essence because of its light texture that is easily absorbed. Although it is a first in concept, I find the product can be used up quickly because of the gelatinous texture. In terms of performance it provided adequate moisture without causing any breakouts. I did not see any significant luminescence in my complexion, however, it did provide stellar effects in terms of balancing the moisture on my face. It is not a miracle product, but I do like the effects of Astalift's night cream more than this, may I say, overhyped Jelly Aquarysta. 

Introduction to Astalift skincare.

Purifying step. 

Renewal. 

Regeneration.

The back. 

Ingredients list. 

Astalift Regenerating Night Cream

Who knew those rolls of film can turn to skincare? Leave it to the Japanese to innovate. Fujifilm's latest spin-off -- Astalift skincare -- has been a best-seller in Japan since it launched over two years ago. 

Astalift's star product is the Jelly Aquarysta, a jelly type essence-moisturizer. But I will start with the night cream, since that is the first product I dipped into. 

Astalift Regenerating Night Cream comes in red packaging with embossed gold letterings. The gradation touch of red to gold is very elegant and is a Japanese feature indeed. 

Hello, shiny red cap. 

A lot of mirroring gives it a playful, futuristic look. It is fun and curious to work with each time.

It comes in a small compact 30g jar but it packs a punch.

The light yellow cream is very rich -- a pea-sized amount will suffice. Truly, this lives up to its name of regeneration. It really does give the face a softer appearance and a more youthful glow in the morning. However, it is too rich for my combination skin in this tropical weather. It leaves an irritating film of grease. I wouldn't find this to be a problem for dryer skin-types or habitats of cold climates. If I had 10 thumbs, I would give it 10 for efficacy, not to mention longevity. This lasted me close to five months, a feat as far as 30g's go.  

Almost forgot -- the cover and spatula it comes with. 

Pamphlet. 

Product description.

More.

Ingredients list.