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whitecastfashion
Oily/Sensitive
Centella and Cica 😂 Didn’t know they were the same thing until I read a post in Instagram.
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CatMomSkinJourney
Oily/Resilient
Whaaat 😲 so that means... The vitamin tree moisturizer by i'm from means... It's actually sea buckthorn?
I'M FROM
Vitamin Tree Water-Gel
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CatMomSkinJourney
Oily/Resilient
Wait, okay, after checking the ingredients list, the first list is actually written as sea buckthorn 😂 WHERE HAVE I BEEENNNN
Thank you for sharing this 😆
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yukitaskincare
Oily/Resilient
Tbh, I'm rarely do a research for a new name. If i'm not lazy sometimes I'll do but mostly i'm to lazy so imma just read all the ingredients and then─yeah done if there's no ingredients name that catch my eyes 😅
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ReeneeReviews
Dry/Resilient
Haha I feel that! I tend to get bored when I’m wearing sheet masks so I like to look up things about them during the wear time. :) But if your skin is resilient and you can just slap any product on without worry- more power to you!!
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chrysant
Oily/Resilient
Artemisia vulgaris well known as mugwort aka wormwood. we all know that lots of skincare ingredient have been viral introduced by K-beauty industry. but bcs there are so many viral ingredients, and they write it in different name, it often confuses me. u know, Im just like "wow is this new interesting ingredients again?"
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ReeneeReviews
Dry/Resilient
I knew Artmisia <-> mugwort name but I haven’t seen or heard of wormwood before. Thank you for teaching me something new today :). I agree- certain ingredients got super popular with I guess a more “mainstream” nickname which just makes it confusing when brands mix and match which version of an ingredient name they use. 😂
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serenass98
Dry/Resilient
Thanks for share this, I think I'm going to review the ingredients of the products I have 😂
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ReeneeReviews
Dry/Resilient
When in doubt... google it I say 😂😂😂. I think my biggest takeaway is if they provide the scientific name for an ingredient to just google that if I can’t find anything for the original ingredient name provided.
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