3NOUGH DAILY CONSCIOUS CREAM

This is my life cream, even though I have sensitive and dehydrated skin as an intellectual person. Even though I'm an intellectual person, my skin lacks moisture and I don't like very light creams? I highly recommend this. It has excellent spreadability and is dense yet light, and rich yet mild... Do you believe there is a cream like that? It's the Shiseido Daily Conscious Cream... Personally, I think the texture is similar to Eucerin's night cream, so it might be a bit heavy for daily use. But it's a texture I really love... I used it so diligently that I forgot to write a review until now. As soon as you apply it, a protective layer forms on the skin and it doesn't disappear quickly. It immediately resolves dryness and tightness, and I love it so much... I think it would be great to use during the dry season like now, rather than in the summer. The fragrance is close to unscented but not completely unscented. There is no irritation at all, it's just so soothing.

Despite being a compact type, the packaging is regrettably light without a spatula~

Skin type: Mainly U-zone, extremely dry and sensitive, no flushing, some blemishes and spots, skin tone: 19-21. Expiration date: 03.15.2025 - 03.25.2025 (10 days) Skincare routine: (Mediheal Tea Tree Toner Pad) -> Tonymoly Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner -> Mediheal Madecassoside Serum -> Toridoll Balanceful Cica Cream -> 3noff Daily Conscious Cream -> (Atoderm MLE Cream) * Items in parentheses are optional. * Before and after photos will be uploaded later. ⭐Overall review: A classic cream that perfectly balances hydration and moisture! Gentle and fragrance-free, recommended for sensitive skin. Suitable as a day cream and makeup primer, with fast absorption and a refreshing texture, making it great for those who dislike the oily feel of creams. Can be used by both oily and dry skin types! ➕Texture and application Among the formulas I've tried, this cream seems to have the best balance of oil and moisture. The white cream texture is not too thick or too thin, applying smoothly and comfortably. It's somewhere between a hydrating cream and a moisturizing cream. Surprisingly, while there is a slight oily sheen on the skin as seen in the photos, the actual feel is one of hydration. It effectively tackles dryness without the heavy, oily sensation typical of moisturizing creams. The hydrating cream's tendency to evaporate and leave dryness is also minimal, and the cream's light oily feel is just right, without a suffocating sensation. ➕Absorption The absorption is quite good, with the cream being absorbed within 1-2 minutes, and even faster with light patting. The absorption is better than typical creams, feeling similar to a serum-like toner. This contributes to the lack of oily residue or stickiness on the face. ➕Moisturizing powerThe moisturizing power is strong enough to create a thick cream barrier on the skin to protect it from the harsh winter winds, but it feels more like a soft, thin coating. Personally, I find the balance of this moisturizing power to be just right, making it very useful as a day cream or makeup primer. So it seems suitable as a summer or transitional season cream. However, on very windy days or in winter, this cream alone may be slightly insufficient, so it's best to use it in combination with a richer cream. ➕Hydration Since I used the Toridoll hydrating cream as the previous step, I didn't feel a lack of hydration. Even when using this product alone, I still experienced a good level of hydration, so I think it could sufficiently replace a hydrating cream in the summer. The deep, dewy moisture seems helpful for addressing dehydration, and the toner step likely helped retain that hydration. The product description mentions that the high content of panthenol helps increase moisture absorption. ➕Ingredients/Soothing The product page states it has redness-relieving and soothing effects, but I haven't noticed significant improvements in redness yet. The soothing effect is also not very apparent, but the gentle formula hasn't caused any irritation or itchiness. The good news is that it absorbs quickly without leaving an oily, aggravating residue, so I was able to use it even on days when my skin was irritated. I also noticed it has a vegan certification, which is great. ➕Fragrance I prefer fragrance-free products, and this one is fortunately unscented. There is a slight cream-like scent from the manufacturing process, but it's very faint, so it can be considered essentially fragrance-free. This makes it a great recommendation for those sensitive to fragrances. ➕Packaging/ContainerThe packaging was quite eco-friendly, with the outer box providing instructions for recycling the different components. The use of paper packaging materials was also a positive. The container itself is a simple white jar-type cream, made of sturdy, substantial plastic rather than cheap, lightweight plastic, which was impressive. One minor downside is that the cream tends to get stuck in the cap, so I often end up using the cream that's on the cap rather than directly from the main container. This could be seen as beneficial for hygiene, but it's a bit inconvenient.

The price is the biggest concern, even though this product really appeals to me. At 43,000 won for 55ml, it seems a bit expensive, especially since it's not a dermocosmetic like Avène or Bioderma, nor does it contain any functional ingredients. If there are frequent discounts, I would be willing to repurchase it!