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Creator says this affordable essence gave her results similar to SK-II's essence, though less noticeable, and considers it a better option for young adults than splurging on SK-II.
Creator says the toner has a strong lavender essential-oil scent, is off-putting for her fragrance-avoiding routine, and recommends COSRX Pure Fit Cica Toner instead for a non-sensitizing cica toner.
Creator says the ampoule did nothing for her after more than half a bottle, has an inconvenient thick texture, and advises viewers seeking niacinamide for blemishes to choose better options.
Creator says the 100% Centella essence soothes her irritated or inflamed skin, is worth the price, and is a suitable replacement for a comparable SKIN1004 Centella ampoule.
Creator calls this her go-to toner, says she reaches for it daily even after exfoliating toner, and finds it reliably hydrating and soothing for her sensitized, easily dehydrated skin.
Creator explicitly recommends this cica serum over the Balancium ampoule when the goal is anti-inflammatory and soothing care.
Creator finds the ampoule soothing and a good vitamin-B5 option, but says it is pricey, empties quickly, and was not noticeably more soothing than her other products; she recommends a different COSRX cica serum for general soothing instead.
Creator explicitly recommends this as a cica-toner alternative without sensitizing ingredients, noting its Centella extract is among the top three ingredients.