Name: [Time Revolution] Night Repair Vital Intensive Lotion
Brand: MISSHA
Rating: 3.24 (17 reviews)

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[Time Revolution] Night Repair Vital Intensive Lotion

Causes Itching

Causes Rashes

Causes Breakouts

Not Gentle for Pregnant Women

Causes Allergic Reactions

Oily

Improves Skin Texture

Doesn't Apply Smoothly

Has an Anti-Aging Effect

Well-Balanced Oil and Moisture

Boosts Radiance

Not Sticky

Smooth

It wasn't extremely good, but it also didn't have any extremely bad points
It seemed the absorption was a bit slow.

It wasn't sticky and was moisturizing
It was just about usable.

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I think I'll need to use it a bit longer to know for sure.
Missha is a low-priced brand, but it's not bad. I'll use it for another month and update the review.

It's just so-so... I bought it for a cheap price, but it's just average 😢
I have oily skin, so I'm using products focused on hydration, but since I have atopic dermatitis and sensitive skin, I think I'll need to use it for another month to know for sure. There's no stinging sensation.

I'm usually quite tolerant and can use most products without any issues. I just try out the samples, and if the texture and fragrance are to my liking, I'll go ahead and purchase it. But this was a case where I really got burned.
After using it for a while, my face became all red and irritated, and my skin condition deteriorated significantly. So I went and bought some gentle basic skincare products, and my skin immediately improved.
Out of curiosity, I tried using this product again, and the same thing happened - my skin just went haywire.
Since this is a relatively expensive drugstore product, I ended up using it as a body lotion, which was a relief as it didn't cause any issues on my body.

The spreadability, absorption, and moisturizing power are satisfactory. However, it may not be the best choice for summer as it feels a bit greasy.

While it doesn't seem to have much oil, I've been experiencing a lot of breakouts. Acne has started appearing around my under-eye area and cheeks. At the time, I didn't know the reason and had to go to a dermatologist for a year, taking medication. After my acne cleared up, I used this for night care for two days, but the acne is coming back. The only thing that's changed is my skincare routine, so it seems this product was the culprit all along. I used it together with the booster it came with.

I bought this product to brighten my skin and improve skin texture as it seemed to work well when I tried it before. I really liked the application and the fragrance.

I believed Missha products were good quality cosmetics with good value, but when I looked at the ingredients, I was really surprised. I was more bothered by the irritation to my eyes than the itchiness, and the fragrance was a bit unpleasant, but I just dealt with it since it was supposed to be functional. However, I will be discontinuing use.

Those who want elasticity and high moisture would likely be fairly satisfied using this product.

It might be because it's too milky, but I got acne...

The moisturizing power is certainly good
It seems to last all day...

When I apply the lotion, there is a bit of stickiness
I guess you could say it has an oily feel to it

The booster has good absorbency
The lotion also has good moisturizing power
It seems better than expensive skin lotion products

 When Missha has sales, if you choose carefully, they sometimes give you a toner/skin when you just buy a lotion.

 I wasn't aware of the potentially harmful ingredients, but it seems there are quite a few. However, with adult skincare products, it's almost like you have to accept that there will be some functionality-oriented components that may not be the safest. It's kind of an unavoidable trade-off.

 I repurchased it. I hate it when it's both dry and sticky, but this one seems to improve my skin texture and doesn't feel sticky at all, yet my skin feels moisturized. The oil level seems to suit me well.
The fragrance is also nice, and my mom asked me to get her one as well.
It's a night repair product, but I can also use it in the morning, which is great.

 It's best to gently cleanse your face with a cleanser the next morning after using this product at night. Retinol is highly sensitive to UV exposure, and while ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate is commonly used as a sunscreen ingredient, it's not an especially potent UV-blocking agent.

 Ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate is primarily used as a UV-blocking ingredient, so I'm not sure why it's included in this product. Perhaps it's because retinol is highly vulnerable to UV exposure, so they've added a certain amount of sun protection. However, the product concept is to restore youthful skin during sleep, so I'm not sure if the inclusion of a sun protection ingredient is necessary.

It seems they may have added it for those who use the product both day and night without distinction. But I doubt this small amount would provide adequate sun protection, and for those who only use it at night as intended, this component may be a bit unnecessary.

While ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate is not considered harmful, and in Korea, the maximum allowed concentration in cosmetics is 7.5% (which is quite strict compared to other countries), it is an ingredient that doesn't wash off easily with water, as it is only soluble in oils. 

There have also been reports that Missha's retinol-containing products seem to be more prone to deterioration compared to other brands, so the inclusion of ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate may be to help prevent discoloration (as it is known to have a stabilizing effect on products). 

Overall, this is a bit of a disappointment. Apart from this, the product seems to be a strong moisturizer.

 Overall, the product seems to have strong moisturizing components and a significant amount of anti-wrinkle and whitening ingredients. The texture feels quite oily, likely due to the glycerin content. However, it seems suitable for dry skin types in terms of both texture and ingredients. The inclusion of retinol and arbutin, which are relatively potent functional ingredients, is also appealing.

The product claims to improve skin texture, and I can confirm that my skin does feel more hydrated and soothed when using it. The application leaves a definitely smooth and soft feel.

I initially purchased this product intending to use it as a night cream, and I've ended up using it for longer than expected. The great spreadability (the formula is quite fluid) means that a small amount covers the entire face well. Products containing retinol often have a thicker, heavier texture, but this one is pleasantly hydrating and soft, which is a nice advantage. I bought this as a functional cosmetic but ended up being won over by the moisturizing properties.

There's really nothing disappointing about the product. The only downside is that the price range is a bit burdensome, so I couldn't repurchase it. I'll keep an eye out for Missha's day or skin lotion sales at half-price.

The lotion has a slightly watery texture. It absorbs quickly when applied and leaves a dry feeling, so I had to apply it twice. But when I woke up in the morning, my skin was not too oily and still felt moisturized. During use, I didn't experience any breakouts and my skin texture remained smooth.

This product really taught me that cosmetics can affect people differently... It's made me much more cautious when selecting cosmetics going forward.

The reason I didn't realize this for over 3 bottles was because the allergy crept up on me so subtly and quietly.
Even though I hadn't made any major changes to my cosmetics, I gradually started noticing intense itchiness around my chin and under my ears. 

Since cosmetic allergies for me usually just resulted in pimples or acne, and not itchiness, I didn't realize this was the culprit. The itchiness built up so gradually that I didn't connect it to the product.

There was a time when I briefly stopped using the product due to other circumstances, and within a few days, the itchiness significantly decreased and the acne-like bumps under my chin cleared up... That's when I finally realized this was the cause.

I'm still using the Avene mist and the purple bottle from Missha (but I've stopped using the lotion), and the itchiness has completely disappeared, as if it never happened.

It was really difficult to pinpoint the cause since I use so many different skincare products (skin, essence, foam, base makeup, etc.), but after extensive trial and error, I'm so relieved to have finally identified the source.

Before realizing that this was an allergy-inducing cosmetic product for me, it was a fairly unremarkable and average product, without any particular pros or cons.