1. The blackheads are well-cleared. When gently rolling with your hands, you can sometimes see the blackheads coming out in a yellowish color. 2. It's a fake oil, so it didn't turn my sensitive skin upside down. 3. The best part is that the cleansing power is good, and the emulsification is really well-done. Even with good cleansing power, if the emulsification doesn't work well, it can leave residue on the skin and cause trouble, but with this product, the emulsification is just so good. I've used it for about 6 bottles, and the emulsification is just amazing. 4. It has a good cost-effectiveness. Honestly, the volume isn't that big, but I think the cost-effectiveness is good compared to other products, especially when it's on sale, so I stock up on it. I used the Missha Light a lot, so I got a bit tired of it, so I tried the Etude House and The Face Shop oils, but they weren't great, so I ended up coming back to Missha. I had high expectations for the Etude House pure line and The Face Shop derma line, since they work well for me, but unfortunately, they didn't work out. For sensitive skin users, it's worth considering.

I really didn't have any regrets using this product at all.

To minimize irritation on my face, I use a lot of the product. I use around 4-5 pumps, which is a bit excessive, but I roll it on my face for about 30 seconds, then rinse with water to neutralize it, and then do a second cleanse with a mild acidic foam cleanser. That way, I feel like my face is thoroughly cleansed.