Dr Sante Active Cleansing Soother 500ml

Korean buyers describe a thick, cream-like cleansing milk that removes sunscreen and everyday makeup while leaving skin moist and free of tightness. Sensitive, dry and redness-prone users most often call it gentle. Reservations concern heavy makeup, the dense texture and rinsing, plus isolated reports of irritation, eye sting and a strong scent.

Korean buyers describe a mild, low-pH gel cleanser that foams softly and leaves skin moist with little or no tightness, which is why sensitive and dry-skin users and whole families keep repurchasing it. Light makeup comes off; heavier makeup is usually handled with a first cleanser or a second wash. A few mention a scent that takes getting used to, less foam, or a finish that is not squeaky.

Korean buyers use this as a lash fixer, not a volumising mascara: the transparent option tidies and separates lashes, blends false lashes or extensions and sets a curl or lash perm with little smudging, while the black option adds only a sheer tint. Opinions on curl hold are split, and several note it gives little volume or length.

Korean shoppers describe this as a milky, slightly viscous toner that hydrates more like a light lotion and suits dry or cold-season skin. Most say it sinks in without stickiness and leaves skin soft and comfortable. A few found it slow to absorb or tacky when layered, and one reported irritation.

Korean shoppers, many introduced to it at skincare salons, describe this mask as a soothing, well-adhering sheet that leaves skin hydrated into the next day. Sensitive and redness-prone users often say it does not trigger bumps. The separate neck sheet and generous essence are liked; one buyer noted a slight herbal scent and a thinner sheet.

Korean shoppers single out this cream's bouncy, pudding-like orange gel texture and citrus scent. Many say it absorbs well, leaves skin hydrated and springy, and works under makeup. Opinions split on tack: some feel a slight stickiness, and a few find the result ordinary or too light for very dry winter skin.

Korean shoppers like the moist, natural sheen and honey scent of this lip oil, and several find it comfortable on dry lips. The main complaint is the sponge applicator, which picks up little product and can disturb lip colour underneath. Some notice a light tingle, sheer colour, and moisture that fades on very dry lips.

Korean shoppers treat this sun serum as a long-term staple: it spreads like a lotion, feels hydrating without stickiness, and rarely stings the eyes. Many like the subtle tone-evening glow that lets them skip base makeup. A slight whitening shows if too much is applied, a few dislike the scent, and very dry skin may want more moisture.

Korean users most often praise the cooling herbal wash, rich foam, thorough cleansing, and slower oil buildup on oily scalps. Results are less consistent for dry or damaged hair: repeated reviews mention stiffness, frizz, itching, or flakes, and users commonly add conditioner.

Korean users describe this as a dense, essence-based collagen sheet that clings closely and turns transparent as it absorbs, most often worn overnight. Repeat buyers report smoother texture, a lit-from-within glow and calmer blemishes, while dry-skinned users note the moist finish can fade and the sheet may dry out if left on all night.

Buyers on the brand's official store prize this pencil liner for drawing thin, soft and vivid lines that stay put through the day with little or no smudging, and many prefer its deep espresso brown to black; repeat purchases are frequent. The trade-off is the ultra-slim core: it is small and runs out fast, snaps if pressed hard, and takes practice for a thin winged tail.

Korean users describe this two-step modeling pack as a cooling, hydrating home-care mask that is used to settle skin that feels hot or looks flushed. Several find the mixing and spreading awkward until they get used to it.

Korean shoppers treat this as a fast one-step cleanser for light makeup days: it turns from oil to foam with water and most say skin feels soft rather than tight afterwards. The recurring complaints are weak removal of eye makeup and blackheads, a thick draggy feel on a dry face, and a sweet scent that divides opinion.

Korean parents buy these wipes to take sunscreen off young children without a full bathroom cleanse: a thick, soft, moisture-laden sheet lifts sunscreen film and white cast in a few passes, does not sting eyes, and leaves skin comfortable rather than tight. Adults borrow them for body sunscreen and touch-ups. A minority find the sheet drier than expected, and waterproof sunscreen still needs a follow-up wash.

Korean buyers describe this Artemisia cream as a light, watery moisturizer that suits oily, combination and breakout-prone skin, especially in summer. Many bought it after trying a sample, and several parents use it for teenagers.