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Hwahae UserCombination SkinSensitive SkinNov 8, 2016The case is cute and the chocolate scent is nice. The amount was more than expected, so I used it for a long time. My skin is sensitive, so when I applied it all over my face, it turned my face upside down. That's why I only used it for nose packs. It does help remove sebum. 
vh********Oily SkinJul 29, 2016I love the chocolatey aroma It also feels comforting and snug And the packaging is so pretty, I love it Oh, I didn't know it was discontinued... When I apply it, it stings a little...?But it's a kind of stinging that feels like it's healing...It's alright, I guess - Hwahae UserDry SkinAug 15, 2015
It has a nice scent and seems to be moisturizing after use. It appears to have a pore-minimizing effect visually. It feels a bit stinging though ㅠㅠ The amount of product also seems a bit small, so I hope this part can be improved. Please apply it generously. - Hwahae UserCombination SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinApr 10, 2015
The skin felt moisturized when applied to the face Over time, it felt as if the pores were tightening I liked it The mask was almost completely dried up before the sensitive areas around the nose and cheeks felt irritated and tight!!!!!!!! Since my skin is sensitive, there's still a lot left but I feel like my skin has become weaker I don't think I'll be able to use it again ㅠㅠ Applying too much can clog the pores, so it's better to spread it evenly - Hwahae UserDry SkinSensitive SkinMar 27, 2015
The scent is nice. Personally, I don't recommend it for those who dislike the smell of chocolate. Many people mistake the smell for coffee, but it's just the real scent of chocolate^^ After applying, my face feels too tight and sore. I wish it could be a bit gentler. Not recommended for sensitive skin - Hwahae UserCombination SkinMar 2, 2015
The feeling of pores being tightly squeezed is really nice, with a firm and tight sensation. There is a slight burning sensation on the face. It would be great if it could be a bit gentler. 
Hwahae UserCombination SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinFeb 14, 2015If I had to pick the worst product in the world, I would choose this one. It's a negative star rating. I searched for it after using it, and it turns out the heating effect is good. So I used it without worry, but I thought my pores were all opened and my skin was melting away. I only used it once on the day I bought it, and my skin was completely flipped that day. It turned bright red, my skin was really painful, and I just wanted to tear off the skin on my face. I tried to cover it with BB cream, but it didn't absorb into my face at all, and the oil layer and color layer (?) separated and were just floating around on my face; After using this, my skin changed from being acne-prone and dry to being an oily skin type with oil exploding on my face. This product is truly the worst of the worst. - Hwahae UserCombination SkinJan 9, 2015
The value for the price is good. The scent is also delicious, and after using it, my skin definitely becomes smooth! It stings a bit when I use it. It seems a bit irritating to my skin. 
vb*****Combination SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinDec 24, 2014The price is quite affordable. The amount is generous for the price? The scent is chocolatey. There were no breakouts, and although I thought the warm sensation wouldn't suit my face, that turned out not to be the case. The design is interesting, using a combination of white and chocolate colors. The sweet scent was pleasant. The ingredients are not that great. I'm just glad it doesn't cause any issues on my skin. It's too unremarkable, not providing any noticeable changes to the face. - tn******Oily SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinOct 25, 2014
The price is also quite affordable. While the pores are not very noticeable, they do seem to have tightened up a bit. The Kakao scent was also pleasant. I'm not sure if it's because I don't wash my face well enough, but when I cleanse my face, it doesn't rinse off very well, which was a bit unpleasant.
