I got a sample sachet of Inisfree Green Tea Seed eye cream and was excited to try it. Upon first application, it really sting the area around my eyes and felt heavy and oily.
I thought maybe it's because I was using The Ordinary Glycolic Acid before the application and I don't think much of it after.

But around 2 days after using it, my lid felt dry and kind of cracky to the touch! It never happened to me before. I even use Tretinoin 0,1% regularly and the dryness was very minimal and never this bad.

Do this ever happened to anyone here before? 
It so upsetting, because I had high hope with Inisfree due to it's natural ingredients and hydrating claim 😕

"Inisfree Green Tea Seed Eye Cream" irritate eyelid?! 👁☀️

I have some PIH spot that was caused by hormonal acne I had a few weeks ago, does it safe to treat them with Hyrdoquinone? Because I read some promising results with this treatment. What are the correct steps to apply to make sure I do my skin no harm?

Does it safe to treat PIH with Hydroquinone?

Can get a little bit oily and sticky when used too much
Bottle is too small 😅

Fresh scent
Absorbed beautifully into the skin
Moisturized skin and make skin glow 💖
Reduce redness in skin

Can be drying if used to often
Cleanup can very quite messy

Very good weekly mask for oily skin
Very affordable price
Results are immediate, skin felt clean after use

Very affordable
Brightening effect felt after 1 month of use
Fragrance free
Alcohol free
Colorant free

Feels quite oily during humid summer months
Doesn&#39;t last very long, reapplication may needed

Affordable Price
No fragrance 
Doesn&#39;t leave any white cast
Smoothed skin upon application

Sometimes sting
Quite heavy for oily skin during summer months

Affordable 
Come in huge tube that&#39;ll last you long time
Simple ingredients

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