NEWSKIN review for Water Bank Moisture Cream

💧The most recent object of my affections has been Laneige's Water Bank Moisture Cream. 💧I’ve always been a big Laneige fan, and this product is no different. 💧It’s hydrating, balmy, supremely comforting, and incredibly, doesn’t break me out. 💧So if you too are looking for something that feels rich without the associated congestion, this just might be exactly what you're after. 💧I’d describe my skin as normal to combination, but prone to mild breakouts—blackheads especially. 💧I also experience a lot of dehydration, most commonly in winter. 💧This manifests as tightness and general dullness, so I’m constantly looking for products that will give me bounce and glow without wreaking havoc on my pores. 💧Laneige is known and loved for its plant-based hero ingredients and focus on optimal skin hydration. 💧The major player in the brand's Water Bank Moisture Cream is green mineral water, which is extracted from brussel sprouts, artichoke, and lima beans, and works to provide the skin with 24-hour hydration. 💧Laneige's Water Bank Moisture Cream is a great moisturizer because it works well both morning and night. 💧It’s just simple and nourishing—there’s no other real bells and whistles. It plays well under sunscreen and makeup, and works to lock in serums and treatments before bed. 💧When applying it, I just take a pea-sized amount and work it into my face and neck. 💧In my opinion, the most notable feature of the Laneige Water Bank Moisture Cream is the texture. 💧The best way to describe it is like cold butter, but without the greasy element. It’s rich and just melts, leaving skin radiant and dewy. But it’s not cloying or thick—a balance that’s really tough to get right. 💧There’s no occlusives like shea butter or lanolin, which I think is why it doesn’t contribute to my congestion, either.