Is this Laneige cult series worth a try? Laneige Cream Skin Series: Refiner, Milk Oil Cleanser & Mist Review

Everyone already knows the Laneige Cream Skin series, but in Europe, this series came out in Spring 2021, that's why I've decided to introduce you to one of the most popular Laneige skincare series for sensitive and dehydrated skin. Is the Laneige Cream Skin series worth the "cult series" title?

Nivea Soothing Cleansing Oil Face & Eyes with Natural Grape Seed Oil for Sensitive Skin & Nivea Rich Caring Shower Oil Review

Drugstore brands need to step up their product name. Changes in the beauty market are fast and unsuspected. There are some brands that even if they exist for over 100 years, they can still keep up their game. Nivea is one of such brands, in last couple months they released rice scrubs, micellar shampoos and cleansing oils. As you might know, I'm not a fan of drugstore cleansing oils, but Nivea won my heart with affordable, emulsifying oil. Today I want to introduce you to Nivea Cleansing Oil series and Nivea Rich Caring Shower Oil.

Klairs Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil Review | Double cleansing

Usually, you start with cleansing oil and then follow it with a water-based cleanser. I'm different, and just right after a gel cleanser review, I'm sharing a review of the product which I've been avoiding for ages now - Klairs Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil. Is it as scary as I thought?

Go Green with Purito From Green Cleansing Oil

Finding "Green" K-beauty brands can be tricky. Purito is one of the most popular Green K-beauty brands. It shouldn't surprise us that Purito From Green Cleansing Oil is green and has a pure formula. It's hard to find an emulsifying oil based on natural oils with a short ingredients list.

Cica Power To Cleanse Your Skin: Neogen Neogen Real Cica Micellar Cleansing Oil & Neogen Real Cica Micellar Cleansing Foam

I feel like 2018 is a Cica year - all the Cica products that we can see all around the place. This trend seems to be associated with K-beauty but it's not only about Korean brands that started this cult. There's always a reason why something becomes popular so I was positively surprised when I heard that Neogen has decided to make a series based on Centella Asiatica and release the Cica series. Currently, my double cleansing is based on Neogen Cica Micellar Cleansing Oil and Neogen Cica Micellar Cleansing Foam. How does it look like and why you should give a chance to this due?