6 reviewed products, each with the creator's conclusion and source context.
On her combination, rosacea-prone skin, the creator says TIRTIR Milk Skin Toner felt heavily occlusive, left other layers sitting on top, made her skin itchy and red, and felt suffocating. She acknowledges nourishment and glow but recommends avoiding it for combination/oily skin; she thinks it may suit very dry skin.
The creator says the exact SKIN1004 cleansing oil felt thick, required more product to remove makeup, had an overpowering scent, and after hand-swatches caused itchy red bumps that she attributes to the oil. She stopped using it on her face and calls it a major disappointment.
The description identifies VT Cosmetics Cica Mask Cleanser. The creator says its leaking packaging dispenses too much, the slimy texture is messy, its herbal scent is unpleasant, and it feels very stripping; she explicitly does not recommend it.
The description identifies Torriden DIVE-IN Low Molecular Hyaluronic Acid Serum. The creator says it has a nice viscous texture and gives glow/plumping, but on her skin it feels tightening and less hydrated rather than moisturized; she notes that this effect may suit oily or mature skin better and prefers a different serum.
The description identifies d'Alba Vita Toning Serum Toner. The creator likes its initial texture but finds its packaging messy, its lingering chemical-citrus scent unpleasant for the price, and says repeated body use appeared to make her keratosis-pilaris areas itchier and redder.
The description identifies COSRX Aloe 54.2 Aqua Tone-Up Sunscreen. The creator finds the initial cream texture light and watery, but says the pigment leaves persistent white cast, emphasizes dryness, texture and facial hair, and pills badly over her usual skincare routine; she calls it a definite fail.