❌ SCENT: Not suitable for folks who are sensitive to fragrance.
❌ TEXTURE: Has an almost astringent effect on the skin — tightening, but in a bad way. 
❌ EFFECT: Makes my skin feel tight, even in oily areas. Even after moisturizing, this causes my makeup to break down more quickly than usual. Not suitable for folks with dehydrated skin. Also not suitable for folks who are sensitive to essential oils in skincare.

✅ SCENT: Strong tea tree fragrance, which I find pleasant and fresh. Fades quickly.
✅ TEXTURE: Watery upon initial application. Dries down to a matte finish.
✅ EFFECT: Works well when repurposed as a between-showers armpit toner. I apply it to a cotton pad, wipe, and wait for the product to dry before applying deodorant. 

➡️ SKIN CONCERNS: Oiliness on my forehead and nose. I have acne-prone, oily/dehydrated skin.

❌ TEXTURE: If you’ve never used snail mucin before, or if you have sensory issues, then you may find the stickiness unpleasant. Once it dried down, this left my skin feeling a but tight instead of supple. 
❌ EFFECT: Didn’t change anything about my skin after 3 months of daily use. Probably not suitable for dehydrated skin, especially oily/dehydrated. 

✅ SCENT: Unscented, so great for folks sensitive to fragrance. 
✅ TEXTURE: Light, but definitely less watery than other toners I have tried. I prefer applying this directly to my face, instead of warming in my hands before application. 

➡️ SKIN CONCERNS: I have acne-prone, oily/dehydrated skin.

❌ SMELL: Not suitable for folks sensitive to added fragrance. 
❌ TEXTURE: Did not sink well into my undereyes, since they aren’t very dry. Caused stinging when used on irritated or compromised skin at my outer eye corners. 
❌ EFFECT: Gave me milia. 

✅ SCENT: Smells nice. 
✅ TEXTURE: Thicker than a standard face lotion. Rubs well into normal-to-dry skin. Might work better on my elbows or knees. 

➡️ SKIN CONCERNS: Dehydrated, oily skin. Prone to crepe-like undereye texture and, as discovered through this product, milia. 

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