laundryou Clean Face Solid Mist Calming

First, the good point is that the moisture and moisturizing power are very strong. When I used to spray similar regular products, they would just blow away, but this product is a moisture-rich gel type, so it stays on the skin a little longer and the moisturizing power seems good. Even in the changing seasons when my skin gets extremely dry, it doesn't cause any trouble, and it soothes my skin without making it feel itchy or causing my makeup to break down. It keeps my skin feeling moist and nourished. And it's not just a shiny surface gloss, but it really seems to fill in the moisture within, so my skin feels comfortable. I bought it at the Hyundai Department Store pop-up, and the price is a bit high, but I think it's worth stocking up when it's on sale. The main good points are that the moisture line is solid, it's fairly portable, and the spray is fine, though it does sometimes come out clumped up.

First, it's the atomization power. The atomization power is not a mist spray, but a thick, coarse feeling, and since it seems to be coming out of a hardened Goya product, that might be the reason, but that's a bit disappointing.

Because it doesn't crumble even after applying makeup and spraying, I recommend carrying it around and spraying it.

I bought it after seeing it recommended as a good product. As I have oily skin, I purchased it with the intention of habitually spraying it on. 📌 Texture: The gel texture was interesting to me. That may be why I felt it distributed differently compared to other mists (not a fine mist). 📌 Stickiness: There is a slight stickiness, but it was fine for me. 📌 Hydration: The gel texture provides more of a moisturizing feel compared to a fine mist. 📌 Case: It's cute. Easy to carry around.

The price is expensive. It doesn't seem to be cheap. There don't seem to be any particular downsides. It's just that I'm too lazy and can't be bothered.

Those who habitually use mists would be better off purchasing them. I tend to be lazy and end up not using them much, leaving them in the corner.