IsNtree GREEN TEA FRESH EMULSION Reviews

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  Jan 7, 2020
  Combination SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  My skin is very sensitive to oil and prone to acne. Since my skin is sensitive to oil, I cannot use lotions or creams without worry. That's why I mainly use toners and ampoules, and occasionally mix a small amount of cream into the ampoule. But even that sometimes causes breakouts, so I found a product that replenishes moisture while reducing oil - the Izzentree Green Tea Fresh Emulsion. **A great lotion for oil and moisture control in the summer** As summer approached and my sebum production increased, causing continuous acne, I had purchased a lotion in preparation. To be honest, for the first week or so, I wasn't sure if this so-called 'oil and moisture control' lotion was doing anything. But about a month into using it, I started noticing a significant reduction in oil. As the oil decreased, the acne naturally subsided as well. Using this lotion - Izzentree Green Tea Fresh Emulsion - along with a toner and ampoule worked perfectly for me.

  Cons

  *The lotion lacked sufficient moisture While the reduction in oil was good, the moisture level of the lotion was lacking. Even with my oily skin, I had to apply it twice plus an ampoule in the summer, and twice plus an ampoule and cream or three times plus an ampoule in the winter. *There was a limit to the oil reduction It's true that the oil reduced significantly, but from the perspective of my severely oily skin, there was still quite a bit of oil. If I normally had continuous acne, after using this lotion, the acne would come and go, with a few days of respite in between. The oil didn't reduce to the most ideal level. I wished the oil had reduced even further, but I knew that would likely mean even less moisture, so this seemed like the best compromise. *I didn't feel the need to use it in the winter My skin produces the right amount of oil in the winter, not too much like in the summer. So in the winter, I just needed to slightly replenish the moisture without reducing the oil too much. But this lotion lacked sufficient moisture, so I didn't feel the need to use it in the winter. I'm still using up what's left from the summer, but I can't really tell the difference between using it and not using it... If the moisture level was improved, this could be a good lotion for oily skin to use in the winter as well.

  Tip

  The Izzentree Green Tea Fresh Emulsion seems like it would be helpful in controlling excessive oil for those with oily skin in the summer, and for those with severely oily skin in spring, summer, and fall. Summer: - Isoul Gentle Skin Softener - Izzentree Green Tea Fresh Emulsion - Isoul Centella Power Ampoule Winter: - Isoul Gentle Skin Softener - Izzentree Green Tea Fresh Emulsion - Isoul Centella Power Ampoule - Missha Madecanol Cream