How it feels
Respondents: 3
How are the product feel results calculated?
Users who reviewed this product directly answered five questions about their experience with the product while writing their reviews.
For each question, the most selected answer is shown as the representative result. The percentage indicates the share of survey respondents who selected that answer.
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How would you rate the moisture longevity? Lasted a fair amount of time (67%)
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How would you rate the skin smoothing? Felt slightly smoother (67%)
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How would you rate the residue after application? None at all (67%)
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How would you rate the irritation? None at all (67%)
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How would you rate the stickiness? None at all (67%)
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Ratings & reviews
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Even though it's a watery toner, it absorbs well into my skin and keeps it hydrated. The fact that it's fragrance-free makes it easy to use, and there aren't really many downsides to this toner. The only drawback is that it stings if it gets in my eyes.
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This item went so viral for a while that you couldn't find it anywhere. Personally, I felt it was neither particularly good nor bad. I was using it as a pre-toner, so that may be why it was hard to tell if it was doing much. I'm glad that it's non-irritating and I can use it without any problems even when my skin is acting up. I saw a post on X suggesting using it like a wipe-off toner right after washing your face, so I'd like to keep experimenting and using it for a little while longer.
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It's a toner that does nothing but add moisture, for better or worse. It does feel like it sinks into my skin more than other hydrating toners, though. The texture is basically just water and it causes zero irritation, so this is my go-to when my skin is acting up or when I don't want to irritate it, like after peeling.
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