Acne soothing cream with light hydration: MEDIPICKME All Green Tox

How did it feel on acne-prone skin?

When my skin gets sensitive, I worry about the red marks and uneven patches left by breakouts. I was looking for a soothing cream I could use comfortably when my skin condition was up and down, so I gave this product a try.

I have acne-prone skin, so if something feels even a little heavy, my skin tends to look oily or feel like my pores are clogged and then I break out. I prefer lightweight, hydrating cream textures, and this cream spread smoothly with a nice moisture feel.

How was the absorption and did it feel heavy?

It absorbed quickly when I first applied it and barely felt heavy at all. It went on lightly while still feeling hydrating, so it was nice to use like a daily moisturizing cream. I focused on areas where I often get breakouts, such as my chin and cheeks.

How did my skin feel after several days of use?

After using it consistently for several days, my skin felt more comfortable overall. The redness and rough texture that show up when my skin is sensitive seemed a little calmer, and I found myself reaching for it as soothing care on days when my skin had been exposed to a lot of external irritation.

While using it, I also felt that my skin texture looked a little smoother. According to the original product information, it contains LHA, and I felt like it cared for surface impurities without any irritating sensation.

How did I use it in the morning and at night?

I applied a thin layer in the morning, then used a slightly more generous amount at night like a sleeping pack. My skin did not feel dry or tight afterward, and even on days with more sebum, I did not feel it became overly oily.

Who might it suit?

I applied it in advance on days when I felt a breakout might be coming on, to help manage my skin condition. If you are looking for a lightly applied acne-care product, or a soothing cream with the hydrating feel of a moisturizer and less oiliness, this may be a useful texture to consider.