Innisfree's steady seller and best-seller. I think that's why so many people use and have verified it.

I have partial T-zone whiteheads due to hypersensitivity. Every seasonal change and winter, my skin becomes reddened and my peeling greatly increases...I also often experience stinging or itching sensations on my skin. While using the Green Tea Seed Cream for about 2.5 years, I thought all creams would react this way on my skin. Even when applied, it would leave my skin dry, itchy, without protecting the skin barrier, and with a lot of peeling, and it didn't help with flushing or anything like that... I thought these symptoms were due to my skin type, not the cosmetics. So I just chose a steady-seller cream without much thought, thinking 'the product chosen by many people for a long time must be the best product', since it's from Amore...like Innisfree, what big difference could there be?' But after using the Innisfree Cica AA Treatment Cream, I realized that it's not that my skin type is extremely sensitive to any cream, but the problem was that I wasn't using cosmetics suited to my skin type. In summary, this product: - Didn't at all control extreme dryness - Didn't help build up the skin barrier either - Looking back, it was useless whether I applied it or not. - No intention to repurchase