MEDIHEAL TEATREE CALMING BARRIER AMPOULE Reviews

Name: TEATREE CALMING BARRIER AMPOULE
Brand: MEDIHEAL
Rating: 4.65 (283 reviews)

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4 Reviews

jinni49
Mar 4, 2024
수부지Sensitive SkinAcne Skin
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Pros
1. It is effective for moisture retention Even though I have severe skin dryness on my hands, there is a clear difference when I apply this ampoule and when I don't. In the winter, my eyebrows, forehead, chin, mouth area, and T-zone would always crack and my makeup would come off, which was really embarrassing whenever I went out. But with this ampoule, it replenishes the moisture and my makeup doesn't crack as much! 2. It has a calming effect It doesn't work on severe breakouts. But I've seen effects on small blemishes. When I apply the Differin gel and then this ampoule, it really works wonders... The inflammatory acne hasn't completely gone away, but it's in the process of fading. I think I'm seeing the tea tree oil effects. 3. It absorbs quickly Despite its watery consistency, it absorbs quickly. Just pat it all over your face 2-3 times with your palms and it gets absorbed. 4. It improves the skin barrier Due to the harsh winter winds, my skin barrier and balance were completely disrupted. But after applying the ampoule, I wake up the next day feeling like my skin barrier has been restored. It also helps balance my skin well.
Cons
1. The fragrance is too strong The tea tree scent is really overpowering. Those sensitive to fragrances might be shocked by it... 2. The dropper is difficult to use Maybe because of the watery consistency, the dropper doesn't pick up the product well. You have to practically squeeze the handle to get a full dose. 3. Dosage control is necessary I didn't control the amount I applied and ended up with a ton of oil the next day (those with oily skin need to be very careful with the dosage).
Tip
Personally, I would recommend the tea tree calming and hydrating ampoule for those with dry or oily skin. It's much lighter. I only use the barrier-repairing ampoule when my skin is in really bad condition, and I use the hydrating ampoule as my daily go-to.

묭먀앙
Jan 6, 2024
Combination SkinSensitive Skin
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Pros
The texture is quite dense and slightly oily, making it a good soothing ampoule for dry, sensitive skin.
Cons
The texture is quite dense, so the dropper doesn't dispense the product smoothly. The rubber is also thick, so you have to press down firmly to get the product out. The high concentration of tea tree oil gives it a strong scent, which I found unpleasant due to the fishy note of tea tree.

하늘레인
Dec 16, 2023
수부지Sensitive Skinproduct.Atopy Skin
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Pros
My Profile : 20s / Dry Skin / Cool-toned (not sure if muted or bright) / Use 21 shade (*currently using 19 shade cushion for Bani Laco's micro tone-up, B Nila C 21 has become too dark) / Skin is... ambiguous... Skin tone is on the yellowish side, but has a lot of redness / Severe skin troubles due to scarring and acne / In simple terms, pitted skin / Centella and madecassoside work very well for me / Tea tree doesn't seem to agree with me, all Mediheal tea tree products sting / Houttuynia cordata didn't cause any major issues, but also didn't see dramatic improvements / Hyaluronic acid was fine, but collagen makes my skin feel lifeless / Panthenol? Seemed okay (only tried lightweight products with minimal ingredients) The dropper is thick, so only a tiny amount comes out each time. Two dropper-fulls can cover your entire face. Not bad, leaves a nicely dewy finish.
Cons
The scent... the fragrance was just too overwhelming. There were no breakouts and the texture was good, but as soon as that concentrated scent hits your nose, you automatically switch from nasal breathing to oral breathing.
Tip
The method I chose was~ mixing and matching!!! I also have the tea tree soothing ampoule, so I mixed that 1:1 with the other one and applied it.

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Dec 8, 2023
수부지Sensitive Skin
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Pros
Thank you for the event. Compared to the Mediheal Soothing Moisture Ampoule, this product has a much more concentrated texture and viscosity, and the moisture lasts relatively longer. However, this barrier ampoule and the moisture ampoule seem to be products aimed at replenishing moisture, rather than being specialized for soothing. Both products appear to manage any heat or blemishes without worsening skin troubles.
Cons
Although it's 5 times concentrated, it's difficult to use it 5 times as much. It's unclear whether the issue is with the dropper or the texture, and the product also seems to harden quickly in the winter. So it feels challenging to squeeze it out of the dropper. The fragrance is different from the moisture ampoule and leans more towards a traditional herbal scent, mixed with a rubbery dropper smell, which I disliked.
Tip
If you're torn between the two, the moisture ampoule might be the better choice, as it has a more appealing color, absorbs well, and sinks in quickly.