INNISFREE Jeju Rose Hand Cream Reviews

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  Oct 15, 2014
  Combination SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  When you buy 1+1, it's around 1800 won per item, so it's a great deal! ♥ I usually buy hand creams not just for the moisturizing benefits, but also for the scent. There are many options, so I was hesitant, but I ended up getting the camellia and rose lines that haven't been added to Hwahae yet. The rose line has shea butter, so the moisturizing is good. After applying, it feels so soft and smooth. But more than that, I really love the scent. If you put your nose right to it, you get that fresh floral rose scent. I usually don't like heavy floral scents, so I wasn't even considering rose, but that wet grass smell? I really liked that, so I bought it. The narcissus scent is even more fresh and strong, but the lingering scent is closer to a bouquet of chrysanthemums. The rose, on the other hand, has a light, cute rose scent. The camellia isn't on Hwahae yet, but for those considering it, the same line's Hallabong is really that tangy citrus scent, while the initial camellia scent is more like the general orange fragrance in cosmetics. I found the Hallabong a bit too tart and medicinal, so I went with the camellia. But after the initial orange note, the camellia transitions into a floral scent. This floral scent isn't the artificial kind I've experienced before, but a true fresh flower scent, which I really liked. Personally, I'd say the scent progression is orange > orange cupcake > floral.

  Cons

  Since it's a perfumed hand cream, it might last longer on the skin compared to other hand creams. If you're the type who doesn't get tired of scents lingering, you might like it. But if you're expecting a strong scent, the Innisfree one isn't that intense. The Nature Republic products have a really strong, long-lasting scent (the lingering scent lasts about 10 hours) that you could even use as a perfume on your neck. Innisfree is lighter, with the initial scent fading quickly. But the scent does gradually come back as you're working, which is quite nice. The scent lasts about 3 hours.

  Tip

  The stock varies a lot by store location - from my experience, the department store locations tend to have more stock compared to the high street shops.