Item: Green Derma Tea Tree Cica Spot Serum
Rating: 3
Author: ni******

Packaging: The Innisfree Bija Cica Gel I used before had a sharp-edged tip, which made it uncomfortable to apply directly on irritated areas. This product, however, has a rounded tip, making it much more comfortable to use. Plus, the transparent packaging allows you to see how much product is coming out, making it easier to control the amount. Application: It applies smoothly and feels moisturizing, with a more bouncy texture rather than a runny one. There's a noticeable cooling sensation upon application. In the morning, you'll find it has dried into a white, gel-like layer on the skin. Absorption: It absorbs fairly quickly, but if you apply a thick layer, you'll notice it has dried into a white film by morning. Hydration: The hydration is average, similar to a light emulsion. If applied thinly, you might feel a slight tightness. Quantity: The 30ml size might seem a bit much for occasional blemish treatment, but in this mask-wearing era where skin issues are more frequent, it turns out to be just right.

The scent might be polarizing. Despite its name suggesting Tea Tree and Cica ingredients, it doesn't seem to deliver on skin regeneration as expected. Although I received this as part of the Hwahae Testers, if I were buying it myself, I'd probably go for the Pure Fit Cica line or the Bija Cica line instead.