SUNGBOON EDITOR Skincare Review - Green Tomato Pore Lifting Ampoule, Toner & more 💦 oily skin 성분에디터

Creator calls this sunscreen a major disappointment and says she cannot say she likes it. Although moisturizing with a weightless finish, she experienced a slight white cast, eyelid stinging, and says it feels greasy on oily skin; she says dry/dehydrated skin may find it lovely.

Creator rates the moisturizer an A and calls it solid: it effectively plumped her skin, gave radiance, and rapidly made her skin look healthy. She says it is an expensive, dense gel cream and that she probably will not repurchase because of the price.

Creator gives this serum an A-minus. She likes its watery consistency and says it helped with smaller dark spots, but explicitly says it did not fade her larger cheek dark spot even slightly. She also says it was not irritating for her.

Creator gives the serum an A-minus: she likes its hydration, says it helped keep her rough skin texture at bay, and noticed it reduced heat in her skin after application. She deducts points because it is even stickier and more viscous than the Green Tomato ampoule.

Creator gives this serum an A+, says it becomes watery on contact despite its thickness, and prefers its thinner fast-melting texture to a rival serum that sat on her skin and irritated it. She calls $18 a definite buy and around $20 still worth it, but says prices above $20 are excessive.

Creator gives the toner an A+, says its gentle PHA leaves a natural finish, permits repeated layering without irritation, and that two layers quickly plump her skin so pores look more even. She says she continually reaches for it and was impressed.