IRIA and RAIGAL are MEIGALLUM's two facial oils, both 30 ml. The most useful difference is in their directions: when you apply them and where they sit in your routine.
At a glance
| Detail | IRIA | RAIGAL |
|---|---|---|
| Descriptor | Bakuchiol Night Oil | Nourishing Oil |
| Volume | 30 ml | 30 ml |
| Time specified | Evening | Morning and evening |
| Place specified | Last step | Alone or after moisturiser |
| Amount specified | Three to four drops | A few drops |
If you want to use oil in the morning as well, only RAIGAL's directions include it. If you keep oil for the evening, either fits, each with its own instructions.
IRIA: the last step of the evening
IRIA is part of WOOD. Its highlighted ingredient is bakuchiol, and the supplier’s published page for this formula also lists rosehip and jojoba. The directions are specific: three to four drops in the evening, as the last step, on clean skin.
RAIGAL: morning and evening, alone or with cream
RAIGAL is part of EARTH. Jojoba, argan and avocado oils appear in its published list among other ingredients. A few drops go on morning and evening, alone or after moisturiser, avoiding direct contact with the eyes. Our article on oil after moisturiser covers that order in more detail.
Before you decide
Compare the full ingredient lists on each product page, not just the highlighted names: IRIA and RAIGAL. Once you have the bottle, follow the directions on its own pack.