Dr.G Hydra Aqua Comforting emulsion

I thought this product would be more suitable for oily skin types in winter than summer, as it has an oily texture. The oily texture is present, but applying the right amount doesn't cause the skin to become overloaded or develop blemishes. The ingredients are good. The amount provided seems appropriate for the price. 😊🧴

I purchased this product in the summer and tried it, and I'm planning to use it again in the winter. At first, I was a bit surprised by how oily it felt. When I applied and rolled it on my skin, I could really feel the greasiness. This was a bit disappointing. For dry skin, this product could be used year-round. As for me, I'll have to use it more in the winter to really know, but I think for oily skin, applying too much could potentially lead to breakouts.

I recommend using this product with oily skin in the winter! Since it has an oily texture, it could potentially cause blemishes if you apply too much, so it's better to use a moderate amount rather than a heavy application.

I chose this product because I wanted a lighter texture than a lotion. It comes out almost watery, so I was worried it might not be moisturizing enough. But when I applied it to my face, it had the right amount of oil, not just pure moisture. That's probably why the moisturization is sufficient. This is my first time using an emulsion, and I like the texture much more than lotions or creams. Creams or lotions often feel too sticky or heavy after application, as they tend to use silicones to improve the feel. I really disliked that. The absorption is good, the feel is nice, and there's no oiliness on my face. I'm very satisfied. I didn't feel like the moisturization was severely lacking, but for those with extremely dry skin, using this with an essence or a light ampoule might be a good idea. I'm just using this emulsion morning and night.

The feel when applying is not great... It feels quite oily on the face. If you've tried the Innisfree sun milk, it might feel similar. It's not a major issue, but I'm noting the feel for those reading this review.

It's more effective to gently spread the emulsion and let it dry, rather than rubbing it in.