ThehistoryofWhoo Cheongidan Hwahyeon Cream Reviews

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2 Reviews

• Mascaras

  Dec 24, 2021
  Combination Skin

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  Pros

  I really enjoy using Korean herbal cosmetics, so I've been using Sulwhasoo frequently. But recently, I remembered trying a sample of The History of Whoo and liking it, so I've been using the Cheonggidan line lately. :) The scent is subtle, so even though it's a Korean herbal scent, it doesn't bother me much. In fact, I'm also a big fan of Donginbi, but their ginseng cream has such a strong ginseng aroma that I just can't use it. ㅠㅠ Many people say the Cheonggidan cream is heavy, but I find it hard to say it's not enough for me in the winter. I'm not dry-skinned, but since I don't apply any cream to my T-zone, maybe that's why I don't feel it's too heavy. In the winter, I really like using creams with a dense, adhering texture. :) But the Cheonggidan cream, while good, feels like it's missing something... Don't you think it feels a bit lacking if you only use the emulsion or lotion? The smooth, soft finish is really great, though, so I highly recommend it for transitional seasons or air-conditioned spaces in the summer!

  Cons

  It feels a bit light for winter use... It's a bit more nourishing than the Cheonggidan lotion and leaves the skin smoother.

  Tip

  I think using the full Cheonggidan line would be the best. The balancer and lotion are surprisingly great!!

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• faculty

  Dec 23, 2020
  Dry SkinSensitive Skin

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  Pros

  Fragrance: Refined herbal fragrance. Not overpowering or intense, but pleasantly subtle. The fragrance does not linger for too long, so it's not overbearing. Texture: Slightly yellowish and dense cream texture. Application: May feel a bit thick at first, but applies smoothly and comfortably with gentle application. Absorption: Feels more like it's coating and protecting the skin rather than being rapidly absorbed. Usage: Considering it's a cream, it's not as lightweight and refreshing as some, but rather a rich, nourishing cream. Other: Despite having very dry skin, this cream significantly reduces the tightness after application, more so than other moisturizing creams. Overall, it's a great product.

  Cons

  The price is certainly an issue. This is a review after almost finishing the product, and for this price, is it worth it just for this one item? This is a point of concern, which is why I've deducted one star.

  Tip

  Since this product is highly functional, I only used a skin toner and essence in my routine. Applying too many products beforehand might interfere with the absorption of the beneficial ingredients in this cream.

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