-Texture and Application: This silky, lightweight cleansing oil glides on smoothly and emulsifies with water, rinsing off easily without leaving residue. -Effectiveness: It effectively removes makeup, sunscreen, and impurities, including waterproof mascara, leaving skin clean but not stripped. -Key Ingredient: Heartleaf extract soothes, reduces redness, controls sebum, and minimizes pores. -Results: After weeks of use, it reduces blackheads, improves skin texture, and clears the complexion. -Scent and Sensitivity: Mild, herbal scent. Suitable for sensitive skin without causing irritation or breakouts. -Packaging: Sturdy pump bottle, dispenses the right amount, simple and elegant design. -Value for Money: Reasonably priced with quality ingredients. A little goes a long way. -Overall, this cleansing oil is excellent for combination or oily skin, maintaining the skin’s natural balance. Highly recommended.

I was gifted this product for free from Mixsoon in exchange for my honest review. Here's my review of the Mixsoon Soondy Centella Asiatica Essence: *Application:* I apply this essence after cleansing and toning, pouring a few drops onto my palm and gently patting it onto my face with my fingertips. *Feel on skin:* It absorbs quickly, leaving no residue or stickiness behind. My skin feels soft, smooth, and hydrated. *Scent:* It has a mild, herbal scent that's barely noticeable. *Active ingredients:* Centella Asiatica Extract (50%), Hyaluronic Acid, Glycerin, and Panthenol. *Daily use:* Yes, it's safe to use every day, even for sensitive skin like mine. *Morning or evening:* I use it in both my morning and evening routines, but I think it's more beneficial in the morning to help my skin absorb subsequent products better. *Step in skin care:* It's the first step after toning, before serum and moisturizer. *Compatibility:* It works well with other products, including vitamin C, retinol, AHA/BHA, and Niacinamide. However, I'd avoid using it with other products containing Centella Asiatica Extract to avoid over-concentration. *Texture:* The essence has a lightweight, watery texture that's easily absorbed. *Korean skincare:* Yes, Mixsoon is a Korean brand, and this product is a popular example of Korean skincare's emphasis on essences. *Existence:* After researching, I found that Mixsoon has been around since 2014, but I couldn't pinpoint exactly when this product was launched. Overall, I love this essence! It's gentle, effective, and versatile. If you're looking for a hydrating, soothing essence to add to your routine, I highly recommend giving Mixsoon Soondy Centella Asiatica Essence a try.

I received this product for free from Picky and MISE EN SCENE in exchange for my honest review. This product is a k-beauty hair serum consisting of seven nourishing oils that is meant to protect and strengthen dry, damaged hair. I have dry, fine, curly long hair that requires lots of moisturing products to prevent frizz. Use this for your "oil" step post shampooing and conditioning. After cleansing hair and towel drying, I use 1-2 pumps working through my hair with my fingers, focusing on the ends. Then I use either a diffuser or let it air dry to prevent frizzing. Once hair is dry, you can add a pump of extra serum on the ends for added protection. I found the hair serum to have a pleasant citrus floral scent that dissipates after 15 minutes. I've used this serum for over two weeks, and have found my hair to be ridiculously softer, have some shine plus fewer breakage and split ends.