MISSHA [Near Skin] Self-control peeling massage

Since it's winter, my face was severely dehydrated, and as a result, I had severe redness and visible flaking. But I tried this product that was gifted to me. I applied it thinly on my face and waited about a minute until it became transparent, then I gently massaged it. A yellow substance came out, and I wondered if that was the flaking, but it didn't seem to be. It seemed like the oil had solidified and was coming out. I kept exfoliating, and I couldn't understand the 'oily' reviews on Hwahae, but now I get it. The cream melts and turns into oil, and it's really very oily. Even after washing my face, I can still feel the oiliness strongly. I had to cleanse three times with a beauty soap before I felt truly clean. The upside is that it's not at all irritating. I was worried it might cause breakouts, but it doesn't itch or sting at all - it's very gentle. The scent is a subtle lemon-like fragrance, which I liked. And even though my flaking was quite severe, I could see the cracks subsiding and the flaking disappearing.

After washing my face, it feels like I've applied a whole bottle of oil. It does go away after cleansing two or three times, but I think it might not be suitable for oily skin types.

Apply the cream evenly on the face and wait for about 1 minute. The cream texture will then turn into an oil-like consistency, and dead skin cells will be gently sloughed off.

It's quite oily. Even after cleansing following the peeling, there's still an unpleasant oily residue left behind. I'm not sure if it's because I'm on my period, but I have sensitive acne-prone skin and using this product has caused more clogged pores. I'll need to use it a bit longer to see if it improves.