MIDHA rice cream

My skin was peeling and I had a terrible breakout, but this product is so gentle and suits my skin well. My acne has completely cleared up and my skin feels smoother. As someone with dry skin, I've tried other creams before but they always left a tight, uncomfortable feeling. But with this product, just 3 or 4 applications and it's a perfect fit for me. I've heard that it's better to apply gentle products multiple times rather than going through a long skincare routine. So I apply the toner, serum, and then layer on the cream a few times, and it works wonderfully for me.

Some others have mentioned missing the spatula, and I agree. But other than that, I really can't find any other downsides.

It has a good spreadability and absorption, so I was worried it might be too light...But when I apply it at night and see it in the morning, the moisture retention is quite good compared to the formula. Every winter, my chronic seborrheic dermatitis, which used to flare up frequently and last for a long time, was completely resolved after 3 days of use. It seems to be very effective for deep dryness. This Mida Ssalk Cream was the first cream that solved this problem for me. When I used creams with a lot of oil, the oiliness would just sit on the surface and the peeling would continue, which was troublesome, but I'm very satisfied with this. (I've tried about 15 different types of creams, including barrier creams, cica creams, moisturizing creams, aloe gel moisturizing packs, but none of them had a dramatic effect like this one) Moreover, the ingredients are also very good.

The only downside is the packaging. If it was a vacuum pump container, it would have been perfect. It's a jar type container without a spatula.

In winter, mixing it with oil and applying it is a good way to deal with both inner and outer dryness. For extremely dry skin, using it as a base cream is also a good method.