ENPRANI Daysis Royal Bee Emulsion

This is a watery lotion formula. It's a good type for dry-skinned people to use as a light finishing touch in the winter. Compared to a watery formula, it has a moderate amount of oil content, which is also good for moisturizing.

The lid opens too easily, so it just separates automatically whenever it falls over. If you apply too much, it becomes sticky.

The lotion was not greasy, heavy, or stuffy, which I liked. I didn't originally intend to buy this, but I tested it in the offline store and found the texture I was looking for, so it was an unintended purchase. The fragrance was also good, not an artificial honey scent. Even though I have sensitive skin, I was surprised by the ingredients - it has allergen ingredients and Yellow 4,5, but I haven't had any breakouts.

It's been about a month and a half since I bought this product, and that's the reason I'm writing this review. The product is subpar. If you're using this, don't tighten the lid too much. Normally, I leave the lotion on to protect the fragrance, but one time when I tightened the lid, it was a disaster... I wish I had taken a photo then. The pump part and the lid were stuck together and wouldn't come apart. I tried all sorts of things to separate them, but in the end, I just had to gently twist the lotion-covered tube to get it apart. That's why I took off one star. I'm not sure if it will stay in place, but if the ingredients were a bit more gentle, I think I could feel more at ease.

This is good to use in the spring and fall. For those with combination skin, try applying it to the cheek area and chin. Compared to ceramides or rich creams, this lotion is less thick, so I'd recommend it to those looking for a more moisturizing lotion that won't feel stuffy when wearing a mask in the winter.