Eucerin Redness Relief Soothing Cleanser

This is really good, but there aren't many reviews, so I had to come and write one. First of all, it's mild and not irritating, and it's just the right type - not too dry or oily! That seems to be the biggest advantage, and they say it helps regulate heat, but since my skin isn't particularly problematic, I'm not sure about that effect. And since I can buy several bottles relatively cheaply from iHerb, I've been stocking up and using it. There are reviews saying it has weak cleansing power, so on days when I'm wearing makeup, I do a primary cleanse with a cleansing water and then use this for the secondary cleanse. It's mild, unobtrusive, and non-irritating, so it's perfect as a secondary cleanser! And the scent is natural to my liking as well.

As a staple product, I really don't know of any downsides. Is the fact that it's hard to find in Korea a drawback? You can buy it from the sources I mentioned, but Korean drugstores don't seem to carry it, which is a shame.

This is actually a gel-type, so it's good to dispense a decent amount when cleansing. If you just use a little, it doesn't feel like it's cleansing enough. And the bottle has pretty good durability, so I've taken it with me on trips and it's never leaked. It looks a bit unstable, but it's actually fine!

I had acne-prone skin and severe dehydration, but the foaming cleanser just made my skin feel tight, so I switched to this product. At first, it felt like it wasn't cleansing properly and left a sticky feeling, but after getting used to it, the redness has significantly subsided and while the acne hasn't completely disappeared, the cystic acne-like breakouts have stopped!

I personally didn't have any issues, but if you're looking for that squeaky-clean feeling after cleansing, this might not be the best option for you~

You can get it much cheaper by purchasing it directly from iHerb!