AESTURA Atbarrier 365 Hydro Essence, 200ml

I have sensitive skin with rosacea, so anything I put on my skin stings, but this product didn't sting at all! Many moisturizing products contain ingredients that tend to sting, but this one didn't. Serums tend to sting, so it's helpful to be able to moisturize thoroughly with a toner. The texture is thick, almost like a serum, and in spring and summer, you only need to use a small amount, so it doesn't go away easily. However, I've been using it for two months, and the redness still hasn't gone away. It may make a difference if I adjust my diet and sleep, but I'm very grateful that it moisturizes my skin.

I have very sensitive skin and have struggled with skincare for a long time, but I found this and it solved the problem! ◎ Pros: Highly moisturizing, doesn't sting even when my skin is irritated due to hormonal imbalance, no scent (I don't like scents when I have a cold). ◎ Cons: It's a protective beauty product so it doesn't make a huge difference. I mentioned the cons, but for sensitive skin, protection is extremely important!! I will continue to use it.

I bought this in Korea. The cream is incredibly popular, but the lotion looked good too, so I decided to try it. My daughters also have dry cheeks in the winter, so I'm sharing it with them. I like thick lotions, but this one has a particularly high thickness. I think people with dry skin will like this texture. It's thick, but it absorbs easily into the skin, and even after applying it two or three times, it doesn't feel like it's left behind. After applying it three times, my fingers feel like they're sticking to my skin. I had to do something after applying the lotion, so it was a while before my next skincare routine, but it didn't dry out my skin. I later looked it up, and I understand why it contains ceramides. My daughters complained about their dry skin, saying, "My skin feels so soft and supple, and it feels nice to touch my cheeks."

I have sensitive skin, dry skin, atopic dermatitis, thin skin, poor moisture retention, and prone to breakouts and inflammation if the product doesn't suit me. I've been using Curel products for a while, but I wanted to try other ceramide-containing products, so I bought this. It's a thick, milky liquid, like a loose emulsion, so at first glance it looks like it won't absorb well or be sticky, but I was surprised that it's not at all! Despite its thick consistency, it absorbs easily with hand pressing, and while it's moisturizing, it's not sticky at all. The texture is strange, completely different from what I expected, and I was like, "What is this!?" lol I've been using Curel's slightly moisturizing lotion and liked how it didn't feel sticky even after multiple layers, but this one is less sticky. I used to apply Curel five times in the evening and three times in the morning, but with this one, two layers at night is enough. One in the morning is enough. I love it so much that I'm now using the entire line. To maximize moisture, I first use Matsuyama Yushi's Amino Acid Lotion Oil-in, then this lotion, then At Barrier 365 Serum, then (HAKU only at night), then At Barrier 365 Cream. The cream also has a non-sticky finish, so even when used in a line, it doesn't feel sticky, which is great. Incidentally, a small amount of cream is also moisturizing, so I now need to apply less overall. In fact, using too much lotion or cream can cause red acne, so I try not to use too much. I also like Curel and they're great products, but I really like the feel of the At Barrier 365 series, so I'd like to use that for a while.

I love the cream and lotion from the Estra At Barrier series, so I tried using them, but it felt a bit tingly.