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- 48*******Oily SkinAcne SkinRecommendedFeb 25, 2020
I've bought quite a few different types, but this one I'm reviewing is subjectively the best! It truly has a morning sunlight scent that's sweet yet fresh? It gives off such a clean feeling! Being a cologne, the longevity is a bit disappointing. Also, keep in mind that characteristic alcohol smell typical of colognes. Carry it in a spray bottle for touch-ups on the go! - tk********Dehydrated SkinSebum/BlackheadsWrinkles/ElasticityEnlarged PoresRecommendedApr 16, 2019
I bought and tried the shower cologne in lavender scent. I believe it's not sold in Korea, so when I went abroad, I purchased several bottles and gave many as gifts. Initially, I bought it because I heard somewhere that this scent was similar to Chanel. The initial fragrance isn't as strong as Chanel's base notes, but rather subtle, and the alcohol scent isn't overpowering. It feels refreshing when sprayed right after a shower. Being a lavender scent, it seems to help me sleep better too. The scent fades too quickly. While this is characteristic of shower colognes, perhaps because the initial scent isn't too strong, it seems to last barely 1-2 hours. It might be good to carry a small bottle and reapply frequently. Since it's quite inexpensive, it's suitable for liberal use without worry. Using it together with a lavender-scented body emulsion helps the fragrance last longer. When bringing it as a gift from abroad, I've found that most people who like lavender scents also enjoy this. The price is affordable, making it great for generous application. 
hj****Dry SkinSensitive SkinRecommendedMar 27, 2019I was curious about Johnson's Baby alcohol-free cologne, so I decided to give it a try. It has a watery, fluid texture. The scent is lovely! It's a light, comforting floral fragrance reminiscent of soap, but it's hard to compare it to any specific scent. It's a familiar smell, but not like the typical Johnson's Baby yellow or pink emulsion scents that most people think of. Could it be similar to Johnson's Baby Bedtime? I've used that before, but I can't quite remember. Being an alcohol-free cologne, it's gentler than regular perfumes, but the longevity is noticeably shorter. The solution is to apply more generously. Even with a liberal application, it doesn't become overpowering. It's not sold domestically, so you'll need to either order it from overseas or find it on social media or second-hand markets. I bought mine for around 10,000 won on Naver Shopping by searching for 'Johnson's Baby Cologne'. You can apply it directly to your skin, but I find it convenient to transfer it into a spray bottle from Daiso. It's easier to carry around and spritz on the go.
