But there are a few downsides. It can be tricky for dry skin since it tends to look cakey unless your base is really well-prepped. Also, the shade range is pretty limited, so it’s not the best for deeper skin tones. And, since it’s silicone-based, it might not be for everyone, depending on how your skin reacts to those types of products.



The Saem Cover Perfection Triple Pot Concealer has really impressed me with its high coverage. The texture is creamy—thick but surprisingly not heavy—and it blends out well. The finish is slightly matte, which I like since it gives a smooth, polished look. If you have normal, oily, or combination skin, this concealer could be perfect, and it’s especially good for covering acne. It works best for fair to medium skin tones.



I wouldn't suggest it if you have dry skin. It’s really lightweight, so it might not be enough to keep your skin feeling moisturized—it could feel like you didn’t apply anything at all.


The iUNIK Centella Calming Gel Cream honestly feels so refreshing, kind of like aloe vera. It really helps calm my acne and redness while absorbing quickly into the skin. There’s no sticky feeling at all, which is a huge win if you’ve got oily skin like me.

Another thing I love is that it helps repair the skin barrier over time, and considering how affordable it is, it's a great pick if you’re on a budget. I’d recommend it for anyone with acne-prone, sensitive, or oily skin. It’s also nice for combination skin. 


So far, I haven’t experienced any downsides with it!


The Skintific 5% AHA BHA PHA Exfoliating Toner is such a gentle product! After using it, my skin feels so soft, and it’s incredibly lightweight for something that exfoliates. I’ve been using it twice a week for a month, and it’s worked wonders for my acne-prone skin—my pores feel much cleaner, and there’s been no irritation at all. I’d definitely recommend this for all skin types since it’s so gentle and effective. 


I don't found anything bad on this product yet. However, if you have very dry or sensitive skin, it might not be the best choice since tranexamic acid is an active ingredient. If you still want to try it, make sure to strengthen your skin barrier first and start by applying it just twice a week to avoid irritation.

The Skintific 3% Tranexamic Acid Advanced Bright Serum is the first tranexamic acid serum I’ve tried, and I’m pleasantly surprised—it didn’t irritate my skin at all, and I’ve noticed my skin brightening! I understand it takes time to fully fade dark spots, but after about a month of using it, I can already see a difference.

It’s also super safe for acne-prone skin because I didn’t experience any breakouts while using it. The lightweight texture is another bonus, making it easy to layer with other products. I’d highly recommend it for anyone with normal, oily, or combination skin, especially if you’re dealing with dark spots or an uneven skin tone. 

If your skin is on the dry side, I wouldn't recommend this, Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Moist Cream would be perfect for you as you might want to look for a richer cream with more moisture.


The Isntree Hyaluronic Acid Aqua Gel Cream is really great! It has this gel-cream texture that works well for combination skin. At first applying it, it feels a bit sticky, but it absorbs so quickly that it’s not a big deal. I love that it doesn’t just sit on my skin and hasn’t caused any breakouts or irritation so far. I’d definitely recommend this if you have oily, combination, or acne-prone skin. 


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