Skincare Review: Hits and Misses with Jung Saem Mool, Beauty of Joseon, and More
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Welcome back to James Welsh's channel where skincare reigns supreme, a world where progression trumps perfection because let's face it, perfection is but a myth. Today, we delve into a mix of new releases, old favorites, and all-around skincare newness. Among the hits and shits, we encounter the Beauty of Joseon's tinted fluid sunscreen. Promising a lightweight formula with a tint to celebrate your skin, this sunscreen falls short with its sheerness and tendency to peel, failing to live up to the hype.
Moving on to K-Beauty, we explore the Jung Saem Mool essential toner, a hydrating delight with fermented Pearl extract and hyaluronic acid for that dewy glow. This toner, although not for those averse to dewy skin, proves to be a hydrating powerhouse with skin evening and brightening benefits. Next, we revisit Make Prem with their tea tree calming essence, boasting 86% tea tree leaf extract and five different molecular weights of hyaluronic acid for a cooling, hydrating experience that's perfect for the serum stage.
As we venture into the realm of practicality, we encounter the Skin Glutathion collagen sun gel patch, a novel concept that falls short in execution due to its tendency to peel with facial movements. While the idea of a clear gel patch for sun protection is commendable, its lack of durability in everyday scenarios renders it impractical for real-world use. Lastly, we rediscover the timeless appeal of Belif's true cream moisturizing bomb, a soothing, calming moisturizer enriched with comfrey leaf, oat husk, and panthenol. This evening moisturizer not only protects against the elements but also leaves the skin well-moisturized without any greasy residue, making it a perennial favorite for James and skincare enthusiasts alike.
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Positive feedback on Beauty of Joseon skin tint
Request for a video on holy grail products
Disappointment with Beauty of Joseon sunscreen
Interest in fragrance-free products and makeup
Belif Aqua Balm mentioned
Request for drugstore skincare recommendations and seasonal skincare video
Disappointment with Beauty of Joseon tinted sunscreen
Mention of Belif eye cream as a favorite
Disappointment with Beauty of Joseon sunscreen
Mixed reviews on Beauty of Joseon sunscreen, some like it while others don't
Frustration with US FDA regulations on UV filters
Shock and disappointment with Beauty of Joseon sunscreen
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