RAWQUEST Echinacea Calming Moisture Toner

The scent is nice, it's moisturizing yet not greasy. The right amount of oil content with a light feel. I don't like the kind of skin that has an overpowering alcohol scent, so this is just my style. The bottle is also pretty, and the sticker peels off easily, making it convenient for recycling.

The name is difficult. The packaging looks premium, but I'm not sure what it means.

Well, isn't a skin just something you use, right?

Sensitive skin on the hands and feet. I always use this cream as a finishing cream, and when there was an event, they gave me the full-size toner to try. The texture is viscous like mucus, and it was surprising that it had a slightly stiff finish. It felt more like an ampoule or essence than a toner. It's not irritating to the skin, but I can't say it's particularly good either.

I have a very watery skin toner that doesn't suit me, so at first, I thought it was good, but gradually I felt it didn't suit me. First of all, the finish was a bit stiff, so it didn't suit me, and the viscous texture didn't absorb well, so although it wasn't drying and solved the inner dryness, I felt it didn't absorb well. I didn't feel any calming effects either, and to be honest, I didn't expect any calming effects since it was a freebie, so I just thought I'd use it up to the end (since the cost of buying the toner is a pain), but the more I used it, the less it absorbed and the more it felt like applying a stiff ampoule, so if I applied an ampoule after this, it felt like I was skipping the toner and applying the ampoule twice. In the end, I went back to the toner I was using before. I'm using this as a body lotion substitute.

I have sensitive skin on my hands and feet, so I've changed a lot of my basic products, and they're usually fine for most people. I used up the cream and ampoule in this line and even repurchased them, but personally, I'm a bit disappointed.