Aqua Moisturizer Gel Cream Mixer for Skincare l Korean Skincare, Cruelty-free, Hypoallergenic - 50g

If you want something really basic, then this moisturizer simply hydrates skin without any of the irritating ingredients. You can use it alone or place it in a pump and add a few drops of the serum(s) of your choice for a targeted result. This is acne/sensitive skin approved!

It’s a nice moisturizer, very light and smells good. I get very dry skin in the winter, it’s not thick enough for me. But if you’re looking for a light moisturizer for oily skin, this will work.

This is a very lightweight moisturizer from a Korean brand, which is no surprise since the product is advertised as a "gel" moisturizer. It has botanicals which are thought to be beneficial for skin, moisturizers and ​humectants, and a peptide thought to help with wrinkles and skin texture. It has no fragrance and a gentle preservative, garnering a 100/100 excellent score on Yuka. It comes in a protective, metallic container to help preserve the product; I still try to use any product with gentle preservation within 6 months. This product is great alone if you need a lightweight moisturizer. I find that my skin needs vary quite a bit depending on humidity and how hydrated I am, so unless you have really dry skin, this can earn a spot in your beauty arsenal as a stand-alone product. It's also marketed as a base so you can mix in other products. If your skin is dry, for instance, you could mix in extra jojoba, argan, or rice bran oil. Some brands sell serums with high concentrations of anti-oxidants or botanicals that also are nice for mixing in, allowing you to customize based on your current skin needs. While there's always a slight risk of an allergy from a botanical, none of the ingredients in this are known to be problematic, and I think it's a great addition on my beauty shelf. The ingredients are shown in the product info photos, but I find them hard to read, so I'll list them here: Water, Methylpropanediol, Propylheptyl Caprylate, 1,2-Hexanediol, Polyglyceryl-6 Distearate, Laminaria Japonica Extract, Eclipta Prostrata Leaf Extract, Centella Asiatica Extract, Ficus Carica (Fig) Fruit Extract, Acmella Oleracea Extract, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/​VP Copolymer, Jojoba Esters, Xanthan Gum, Cetyl Alcohol, Polyglyceryl-3 Beeswax, Fructooligosaccharides, Beta-Glucan, Butylene Glycol, Panthenol, Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid, Raffinose, Folic Acid, Ceramide NP, Cholesterol, Tromethamine, Oxygen, Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4, Ethylhexylglycerin

I bought this item before and is not even similar. Is clear and not creamy. I don’t have same result

I have super sensitive skin on my face, along with psoriasis patches, and so I have to be super careful about what I put on it. This gets complicated when I want to use skin-care ingredients that really offer results, and so I need to be able to balance those with milder, gentler products within my routine. I love this moisturizer! It's a very simple, fragrance-free, and it contains ingredients I know soothe my skin and help with redness, specifically Centella Asiatica extract and Piper M. extracts. This lotion is nice and lightweight, and has a gel-like texture but feels silky and hydrating on my skin. I use this anytime my skin needs a bit of TLC, or when I know I've used a stronger skin-care product and want to be proactive about avoiding irritation. This is such a great option for people like me who want effective, well formulated products without bells and whistles like fragrances, and acids where we don't necessarily need/expect them. This moisturizer would fit pretty seamlessly into any skin-care routine, as it wouldn't compete with other products or exacerbate potential side effects. Definitely recommend!

I am in my late 40's with dry sensitive skin made more so by my employment as a swim instructor and coach. This arrived in a nice tube packaging with a foil seal under the cap so you will know whether it has been tampered with. The lotion itself is a gel type consistency and spreads on similar to products that contain silicone. There is no rubbing or pulling. There is next to no fragrance that I can detect. It does have a slightly cooling feeling but not so much that it feels cold, if that makes sense. I was a little confused about the name of "mixer" in there since the listing doesn't reference it. I did try adding of the Paula's Choice "boost" products and they mixed in well prior to using the lotion, but I found it just as nice without any additives so I don't think it is absolutely necessary. I had no negative reaction with my sensitive skin -- no redness, peeling or breakouts.

This gel cream mixer is great - it is a lightweight moisturizer with a variety of skin friendly ingredients like Beta Glucan, Hyaluronic Acid, Ceramides, Centella (and others) that you can then add your own actives to. I own several actives that are supposed to be used by mixing a single drop or two into my moisturizer (I have the azelaic acid booster by Paula's choice, Panthenol drops and copper peptide drops to name a few). I tend to rotate thru various skin care boosters depending on the weather and how my skin is looking that day. This moisturizer is great to use a base for mixing in my desired stuff and it doesn't irritate my skin. I also have foundation drops that I like to custom mix into this which allows me to control the amount of coverage that I want. Review of: Aqua Gel Cream Mixer for Skincare l Korean Skincare, Cruelty-free, Hypoallergenic - 50g