I have combination skin that very easily gets dry/dehydrated and is acne prone. Since I’ve seen other people who are also acne prone have a good experience with the original milk skin toner I really thought it would be a good choice for me too. Especially since even though being acne prone I rarely get breakouts when introducing new products but unfortunately this broke me out. I held off on using it for a while and gave it another shot bc I did really like how moisturizing it was & how smooth it made my skin feel and look. So now my question is should I get the Milk skin toner light version instead or should I get a different milky toner? Have had my eyes on either the Anua - Rice 70 glow milky toner or BoJ - Glow replenishing rice milk toner. Can’t decide which one so any input would be appreciated 🙏🏼🥰

Tirtir- Milk skin toner, which one should I get next instead?

I honestly don’t have anything bad at all to say about this toner. I wouldn’t have minded a bit more viscous formula though. 

I got the trial size bottle of this toner first just to see if I liked it or not. And I could tell from the first use that this was a lovely milky toner that provides a great amount of hydration & moisturization!! Even though it is a milky toner the texture is pretty runny, almost like water so it’s super lightweight. Really makes my skin feel so smooth & rehydrated, I do feel like it needs a couple of minutes to sink in but that’s not a problem for me at least. I would definitely recommend for anyone, regardless of skin type, who wants a good boost of hydration and strengthening your barrier at the same time. For reference I have combination skin that easily gets dry/dehydrated and is also acne prone, I haven’t gotten any breakouts so I’d say it’s safe even for acne prone skin. 

I have absolutely nothing bad to say about this product.

This 15% propolis ampoule with a base of Houttuynia Cordata Extract instead of water is a nourishing, soothing and most of all a great acne-fighting skincare product. Containing several different ingredients for treating acne (amongst other things) such as Zinc PCA and Lactobacillus ferment as well as ingredients like Glycerin and Panthenol to moisturize and soothe your skin. 

The ampoule has a slightly more viscous consistency than a typical serum and it does feel a bit tacky before it’s been absorbed. I do feel that it needs more time to absorb than any other ampoule/serum I’ve tried before which may not be optimal if you’re in a hurry. But other than that I don’t mind it, especially since it has such great benefits. 

I decided to give this ampoule a try when I had been breaking out a lot more than usual for a little while, hoping that it would help reduce my impurities. And I was pleasantly surprised by how well it actually worked and not to mention how fast it did so. Thanks to the Zinc PCA and Lactobacillus ferment the ampoule contains, it effectively reduces redness and swelling due to inflammation. Zinc is also a anti-microbial ingredient and therefore is effective in preventing the growth of Propionibacterium Acnes so it also prevents new breakouts from flaring up. In less than a week it had almost cleared up my breakouts completely! In addition to this, it also leaves the skin with a nice glow 🐝✨ This is definitely a new favorite in my skincare routine and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking to soothe and moisturize your skin or to treat different types of skin conditions such as acne, rosacea or eczema. 

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