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- Hwahae UserApr 20, 2016Combination Skin
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ConsIs this really a famous whitening soap? Is this the one with arbutin? Why isn't arbutin listed in the ingredients? Maybe it's under a different name that I don't recognize. And since it's rinsed off with water, I'm not sure how effective it will be. It kind of feels like a marketing gimmick. But my skin tone does seem to be more even lately, though I'm not sure if it's because of this or my other products. I use quite a few. Also, after 1 minute of massaging, I feel a slight stinging sensation, especially around my nose. If you have sensitive skin, this might be difficult to use. The scent is like pineapple or tropical fruit, which I like, but it might be divisive.
TipI just lightly wet the soap and work up a rich, fine-textured lather by massaging it vigorously. The finer the lather, the better it seems to adhere to the skin for an effective massage.