Nothing except that it will finish one day and i’ll have to buy another. 🤣🤣 On a serious note, I dont really see any flaws in this product. 

Claims/key ingredients:
•Contains Ethylhexyl Palmitate, shea butter and coconut fruit extract (emollients) and Butylene Glycol and jasmine extract (humectants) to keep the skin soft, moisturized and non-stripped    
•Peg-20 Glyceryl Triisostearate (mild surfactant) together with tea tree leaf oil, bergamot fruit oil, grapefruit peel oil, lavender oil, eucalyptus leaf oil etc. provide deep cleanse           
•Has antioxidants like tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E) and Melaleuca Alternifolia (tea tree leaf oil)    
•Cruelty free, vegan, alcohol and paraben free, hypoallergenic
 
Heimish has been really thoughtful on the design and formulation of this product. The balm comes in a very convenient plastic tub with an inbuilt space to keep spatula unlike other balms which is really clever. It melts literally like butter, emulsifies easily, washes off without a trace and leaves my skin soft and clean. I dont have to use washcloth even after using normal (not warm) water as it washes off without leaving any residue unlike some other balms which need warm water to rinse off the oils. This is important for people living in hot climates because using warm water is not possible in summer for obvious reasons. So, it can be used all year round. 

I use one tiny scoop for face and neck and it removes my mineral sunscreen effortlessly. I feel it should also remove makeup equally well. The brand claims that sensitive skin can safely use it but I suggest patch testing because it has essential oils though I personally didn’t experience any irritation. I love the minty herbal scent of this balm which fades away as soon as it’s washed off. I recommend this to dry, combo and oily skins but I’ve seen my sensitive friends enjoying this without any issues. 


Nothing! I love this serum and recommend to anyone not allergic to propolis. 

Key ingredients include moisturizing/hydrating ingredients like propolis extract, glycerine, sodium hyluronate, sunflower and macadamia seed oil etc. In addition to niacinamide for brightening, there’re soothing and antioxidant ingredients like panthenol, ectoin, allantoin, centellla complex and teatree oil etc. 
     
My Experience: 
The texture is watery, very hydrating and without fragrance. It’s lightweight, absorbs really fast and is non-sticky. After using this for a month now, I’ve noticed I no longer experience breakouts during my period, and my moisturizing sunscreens (on top of the serum) don’t feel as greasy as they would otherwise, making it a perfect choice for the hot and humid climates. It’s also very calming if my skin barrier is compromised/irritated. I am yet to see the lightening of blemishes though but I can already tell it’s effective in the long run. I love this serum and highly recommend to all skin types except those allergic to propolis. 

Nothing as such but I think it’s suitable for beginners with sensitive eyes who are looking for preventive skincare. 

The key ingredients are snail secretion filtrate followed by several emollient/moisturizing ingredients like glycern, sunflower seed oil, palmitic acid etc. Other notable ingredients include Niacinamide for brightening, allantoin and panthenol for soothing, and 5 types of peptides etc (lowest in the list). 
 
My Experience: 
Like other snail products from Cosrx, it is also slimy but way less than the essence, the most loved product of this line. If you’re not fond of slimy products, you may like this. It absorbs nicely without any mess. The texture is creamy but very lightweight and contains no fragrance. My under eye area is hydrated and plumped but I can’t say I have seen any difference. However, products like these need time to show results. I’ve been using it for nearly a month now and have experienced no irritation. I think it’s a no-fuss simple product for the beginners. Recommended for all skin types. 
 

The one and only downside I see is fragrance which is strong in my opinion and though I didn’t get any irritation, it might be a problem for sensitive skin or those who don’t prefer scented leave-on products. I’m not a fan myself but since I love the cream I think I’ve somehow become used to the fragrance. I can’t vouch for the brightening or anti-ageing effects the brand claims which will obviously take longer time to show. Overall, I enjoy this product and can recommend it to dry, normal and combo skin types. 

Claims/key ingredients:
• contains 51% marine water and fermented seaweed extract to rejuvenate skin and 2% niacinamide that brightens complexion, and a long list of emollients and hydrators like shea butter, butylene glycol, glycerin, caprylic/capric triglyceride, cetyl ethylhexanoate etc. that hydrate and moisturize the skin 
• has copper tripeptide-1, tocopheryl acetate (antioxidants)  
• comes with an applicator cum eye roller for easy application 

My Experience:
For someone like me who has dry skin that is prone to dehydration, this eye cream is a real godsent. I love its rich, creamy, buttery texture which moisturizes the delicate eye area and fine lines. This cream is thick, a perfect balance of emollients and hydrators to soften and plump my dry eye area and nasolabial folds (smile lines). I use a pea size amount which is sufficient for the eye area and another pea size for the crease around my mouth. It has not caused any irritation or milia so far. 

I absolutely love the packaging which is designed very thoughtfully. The beautiful paper box comes with an inbuilt space for the applicator facilitating easy use and storage of the tool and the product. I totally enjoy using the applicator, which has an oval metal roller, to keep my eyes relaxed and cool in hot weather. 

It’s a super mild gel exfoliator with fruit extracts like lime, grapefruit, orange, apple and lemon, along with glycerine, centella, allantoin, green tea, licorice, chamomile etc. 

After cleansing, I rub a small amount and the gel transforms into tiny balls that whisk away the dead skin while maintaining the skin’s natural moisture. I didn’t get any irritation or dryness and my skin felt clear and soft immediately. Recommended to all skin types but sensitive skin should still patch test. I use it once a week alternating with another exfoliator but it’s mild enough to use 3 times a week if using as the only exfoliator. 

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