Name: Honey Moisture Essential
Brand: MIGABEE
Rating: 4.39 (23 reviews)

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Honey Moisture Essential

Overpowering Smell

Leaks

Disrupts Oil-Moisture Balance

May Cause Eye Irritation

Contains Artificial Fragrance

Leaves a Sticky Residue

Pleasant Scent

Doesn't Cause Breakouts

Moisturizing

Adds Glow

pH-Balanced

High Amount of Essence 

Lasts Long

As ordinary as it is, I'm not sure about any dramatic effects. Not recommended for dry skin.

Spray type. Ordinary. Have been using it for years on sensitive skin without any trouble.

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My skin type is close to dry, excluding the T-zone, and this seems to be the best fit among the Migabi toners. ㅋㅋ The scent is not great at all.. ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

The scent may be divisive - it kind of smells like the dolls I used to play with when I was little. ㅋㅋ And the mist isn't as fine as a fog either. ㅋㅋ

Great value for money!! It seems good for spraying, and although it doesn't have much moisturizing power after spraying, it feels quite hydrating. I'm on my third bottle and haven't had any issues with my skin!

I'm not really sure of any good points. I bought it because of the cost-effectiveness when it was on sale on social media...

It's cheap and 300ml, so it lasts quite a long time. The container is a spray type, so there's no need to dab it on cotton, which is convenient.

The ingredients and fragrance aren't that great, and I think it would be better if it didn't have any fragrance.

The toner seems fine to use on its own, and it's very affordable.

The fragrance and spray power are a bit disappointing. I wish it didn't have any fragrance... The spray power is really poor, so I end up spraying it onto a cotton pad and then applying it.

I bought this product on social media for a cheap price to use as a cleansing balm, and I really like it. The moisturizing power is also quite good. I have dry skin, and after applying this, my skin feels much more soothed.

The spray force was a bit lacking, and since my skin is dry, I felt a dryness.

The quantity was good and it was easy to apply, which I liked. It also wiped off dust well.

There's nothing disappointing~ I'm satisfied with both the quantity and quality for the price.

It's the best value for money! If you have trouble or on dry days, just spray a lot on cotton pads and apply them, and your face will feel less tight the next day!! I love it so much.

1. The scent is a bit strong (it's honey, but the artificial honey scent is quite intense)
However, it has many advantages, so I keep repurchasing it

1. Affordable price
2. Abundant capacity
3. Non-irritating and no breakouts
4. Perfect for 7-skin and face masks

The amount is too much. Really, when will I finish using this and try something else?

The atomization power is incredibly, incredibly, incredibly, incredibly, incredibly good. The fragrance is also good, but since it's only been a week, I'm not sure about the other aspects yet.

 When using it as a toner, the initial amount was too little, so it seemed to irritate my skin from the cotton pad. But when I used a medium amount, the excess quantity also caused irritation.
It's important to use the right amount and to use a high-quality, verified natural cotton pad, not a cheap one. For those with sensitive and combination skin trying to clear up blemishes, using a toner can sometimes do more harm than good if it ends up just irritating the skin without actually helping.

Even natural extracts can be problematic if the extraction process is not done properly. Most are produced through secondary or tertiary chemical methods, so it's unclear how this Miganbi product was extracted. Sensitive skin types need to be mindful not just of the ingredients, but also the extraction methods used.
It's not enough to just see a long list of good natural extracts - you have to verify if they truly went through a normal extraction process. If you still feel uneasy, try to find products that clearly list the concentrations, and reach out to the customer service to inquire about the extraction methods.

In my case, I started using it for the propolis and witch hazel, but some ingredient didn't agree with me, and the breakouts never cleared up, so I stopped repurchasing. The initial purge should have been temporary, but the issues persisted even after trying different cotton pads and very gentle application. I learned that this product's formulation just didn't work well with my skin. (Previously, when I stopped using a toner in my routine, my skin improved, so I'm certain the toner was the culprit there, not the application method.)

 The fragrance has a somewhat artificial scent, and there is a noticeable difference in my skin condition before and after using it. While I'm not sure if the breakouts that appeared during use were caused by this product, my skin has been doing better since I stopped using it. The ingredients like centella, propolis, Scutellaria baicalensis extract, allantoin, and panthenol didn't seem to cause any particular issues for me. Narrowing it down, I suspect the main culprit could be the witch hazel or the aloe vera extract, as those may not agree well with acne-prone skin like mine. But of course, everyone's skin is different, so this is just my personal experience to consider. PEG is definitely an ingredient to avoid for oily skin, as it's known to clog pores.

 It was great that I could purchase it very cheaply on social media.
As a toner to be used by lightly wiping, it works well.
Just looking at the extract ingredients, it appears to be made of good natural ingredients.
Centella, propolis, sophora, and Scutellaria baicalensis extracts...

It's also okay to use it as a mist by putting it in a spray bottle.
(Even though the fragrance is a bit bothersome...)

The fragrance is... a bit too artificial for my liking.
At first, it was quite bothersome, but I've gotten used to it, so it's just about tolerable now.
If you apply a lot all over your face, it creates a very fine, soapy lather.
I'm applying it in small amounts and letting it absorb.

Oh, and if it gets in your eyes, it stings and feels a bit irritating.

I'm currently using the 7 Skin Method.
It's a water-based formula, so it gets used up quickly,
but it's affordable enough that it doesn't feel wasteful even when used generously.
I'm not sure about major effects, but it seems to be doing a good job as a basic toner without causing any major troubles.

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