It is made with fresh green tea water from Jeju island, obtained by the double squeeze method.
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Unlike its predecessor, this Innisfree Balancing Skin Lotion is 3.5 times more enriched. This lotion is slightly less viscous than the eye cream so after applying it, I finish off with the Innisfree Jeju Orchid eye cream. A small amount of the lotion goes a long way to cover my face and neck.
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How to useĪfter applying the Innisfree Balancing Skin EX, I follow up with the Cosrx mucin essence, then seal all the moisture with the Innisfree Green Tea Balancing Lotion Ex. The Innisfree Balancing Lotion is a milky product that smells like green tea leaves. Since they are made to soothe and calm the skin, the scent is subtle and very natural. The green tea line of Innisfree skincare products smell almost the same but with just a slight variation. Innisfree balancing lotion seal and packaging. The packaging is also very convenient for it prevents spillage and contamination. It actually provides a good base for makeup, particularly if you like a dewy finish as I do. It is not greasy so you don’t have to worry about it ruining your foundation. The Innisfree Balancing Skin Lotion Ex is a very lightweight product so it blends easily, gets absorbed fast and leaves your skin feeling smooth and silky. As the last step of your skincare routine, (well, almost last because you still need your eye cream then sunscreen) applying this lotion works to seal in the moisture, and replenish your skin with a natural glow. You would think that layering skincare products would leave your face feeling heavy and sticky but this is not the case. It is made with green tea and enriched 16 amino acids for a soft, supple and dewy look. The Innisfree green tea balancing skin ex is a low viscosity skincare product that suitable for oily and combination skin. More on the Korean 10 step skincare routine Manufacturer’s claim It is worth noting that although the Innisfree Balancing lotion and the Innisfree Balancing Skin Ex, have balancing benefits, each is used at a different step in your skincare routine and for a different purpose. Today we shall have a look at a very similarly named Innisfree product which is the Innisfree Green Tea Balancing Lotion Ex. I try not to use heavy foundations on my day-to-day routine so this is a good lightweight product for a natural look, however, after a few hours, I didn’t like the oily feeling it left.I reviewed the Innisfree Skin Balancing Skin Ex just before this review and it is a product from Korea’s cult favourite skincare brand. The only ingredients that need safety mention are Bee wax – it can be irritating and not good for acne and Dime Pros: healthy glow in the first hours, lightweight, sun protectionĬons: might accentuate dryness if skin is not properly moisturized, skin gets oily after a few hoursĪ lot of extract goodies with only Butyl Stearate being a moderate comedogenic. This CC Cream can last around 6 hours before you start seeing the fading signals. That happened to me once or twice when I was feeling my skin a bit drier.
If you have dry skin and it is not properly moisturized, this CC Cream might accentuate the dryness (dry flakes) a bit. It does make the skin glow, but sometimes I was unsure if it was glowy or a bit oily. It is a lightweight cream so it is perfect for those who don’t like to wear lots of makeup. It does not cover all the redness 100%, but it definitely eases it. What I like the most about this product is the healthy glow it reflects. The coverage is light and I think it leaves a white cast behind.
When you blend the product, you do have to wait a few minutes (around 3 to 5) for the color to match your skin. The cream has a pretty white color and a subtle herbal fragrance that I like! The texture is creamy but a bit oily. It also claims to be moisturizing and to have a smooth fit. It has sunscreen, anti-wrinkle and whitening properties. It claims to be a color controlling cream with magic color capsules that adjusts to one’s natural skin tone on contact, “creating a vibrant and healthy looking complexion”.
It also shows some ingredients that are part of this product like Jeju Mineral Powder, Jeju Green Tea and Jeju Camellia that is suppose to give vivacity back to the skin. The box is made from recycled paper and printed with soy ink. I really like the packaging, it is very cute and simple. Today I will be reviewing the Innisfree Real Skin CC Cream SPF 30 PA+++, which is the first CC Cream I’ve tried.
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