There were not many good points, so it was difficult to review. I am currently using it as a skin pack to deplete it quickly. While it does not seem to have any particularly harmful ingredients, it does not fit me very well either.

When I apply the skin pack all over my face, I feel a numb, tingling sensation (slight) that I cannot quite describe. I'm not sure if it's due to the witch hazel. I've tried other witch hazel products, but they didn't have the same effect. It's not a cooling sensation, but I can't find the right words to describe it. It's not as irritating as it is unpleasant. Also, the packaging has a dispenser that is completely uncontrollable, and more than half of the product ends up spilling on my vanity. It seems like the packaging needs an urgent redesign. It didn't provide exceptional moisture or soothing properties, just a lot of discomfort.

- Large volume + simple ingredients - Transparent and flowing water-based formula - While not suitable for standalone use, it can help improve dryness.

- Sticky finish - Difficult to control the amount. Poor lid quality. - Skin irritation. Even lightly touching the skin around the eyes or mouth with a cotton pad causes a stinging sensation, like alcohol on a wound. It just stings, without causing any particular breakouts. After using it for about a month, I felt my skin texture was getting rougher, so I stopped using it. Looking at the ingredients, I've used the witch hazel extract and other components before without issue, so the problem may be with the 'witch hazel extract' itself or the Citrus Unshiu Seed Extract. That one is the most suspect.