The Drunk Elephant Night Serum.

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Lissette S.

Feb 24, 2016

Lissette S.

Hi everyone! I recently purchased The Drunk Elephant Night serum at Sephora, and the worker told me in to use a quarter of a pump, rub it in my hands, and pat the product in three motions: on the forehead, the bottom of my face, and neck. I don't know if this is correct, if I'm supposed to rub it in my face or pat it. How do you guys apply it?

Kitty K.

Feb 24, 2016

Kitty K.

I personally enjoy patting on my serums, it helps plump up the skin. Your skin will absorb it regardless of the method of application! Try out the patting motion to see if you like it :)

Marleen B.

Feb 24, 2016

Marleen B.

Generally, serums are more effective if you pat or press them into the skin. Although, if you're using the glycolic serum, just tread lightly, since acids can be irritating to the skin, if you're sensitive or if you're not used to them. I'm sure the instructions explain the precautions.

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