My face turned red while making witch's soup lol. I'm asking because I'm curious about the characteristics of Vita ㅠㅠ

Hey everyone, did you all have a good weekend? Haha. Lately, I've been trying to manage my diet a bit healthier, so I boiled a whole pot of diet witch's soup with tons of tomatoes and celery. Lol. But after standing in front of the stove stirring constantly for a long time to prevent it from burning, my face suddenly heated up, lost all its moisture, and turned red. ㅠㅠ So, I am seriously looking into Vitaran Skin Booster, which claims to firmly tackle internal dryness while strengthening a damaged skin barrier.

Even after washing my face and applying a generous amount of thick moisturizer, my skin still feels hollow deep down, so I think the only solution is to get nutrients injected directly into my skin with a syringe, haha. I saw reviews in the community saying that one of Vitaran's features is that the ingredients are almost identical to the famous salmon injection, but the price is quite reasonable because it is a domestic product. Is that true? I think Vitaran will be the perfect fit for plumping up moisture on my thin, dehydrated, oily skin, which gets hot frequently, so I'm already super excited, lol.

If any of you have tried Vitaran when you had severe internal dryness and redness, could you please tell me in detail about its characteristics—such as needle mark embossing or recovery time—compared to other boosters you've used before? ㅠㅠ I'm desperately waiting for your valuable comments, hoping this will be a lifesaver that breathes vitality back into my face, which has become dull and dry from losing nutrients while dieting.