Sekkisei Clear Wellness Moist Repair Cream, 40g (Unscented)

When the skincare products I bought didn't suit me and my skin became rough, this cream came to my rescue. I tried a simple treatment using organic loofah water, which is similar to water, and this cream, and my skin condition improved significantly overnight.

Combination/sensitive skin: Dry in autumn and winter (maybe inner dryness too), oily in summer. I started to worry about dryness, so I was looking for a moisturizer and bought this at a drugstore. I apply it at night and my skin is soft and fluffy the next morning. It's non-sticky, fragrance-free, and easy to use. It didn't irritate my skin, so I'm relieved. I might buy it again if I don't find anything better.

I had to kill time a little far from home. I love drugstores, so I happened upon Cocokara Fine Pharmacy and used D Points to purchase this. I was browsing for a portable tube-type cream when this caught my eye. There was a lotion from the same series next to it, but this one had a less smooth texture, so I thought I might like it and decided to give it a try. I purchased it without checking any reviews. It was 3,500 yen for 40g, cheaper than department store cosmetics but not as cheap as budget-friendly brands. The D Points made it easy to purchase. When I got home and looked it up online, I found that the reviews weren't particularly positive, and there weren't many reviews. I wondered what it would be like, so I tried using it at the end of my nighttime skincare routine. There may have been a faint scent, but it wasn't bothersome. It wasn't too sticky and didn't feel too oppressive. I didn't experience any redness or other issues when I woke up in the morning. It still felt slightly moisturizing, though not as much as Credo's lotion. I only used it overnight, but it didn't leave any bad impressions. Personally, if you have dry skin that's even drier than me, this might be better suited to summer than winter. The last step of my nighttime skincare routine is a Dew cream, but when I'm short on time, using the spatula can be a pain. I think this would be convenient for those times, so I'd like to keep using it.

I had to kill time a little far from home. I love drugstores, so I happened upon Cocokara Fine Pharmacy and used D Points to purchase this. I was browsing for a portable tube-type cream when this caught my eye. There was a lotion from the same series next to it, but this one had a less smooth texture, so I thought I might like it and decided to give it a try. I purchased it without checking any reviews. It was 3,500 yen for 40g, cheaper than department store cosmetics but not as cheap as budget-friendly brands. The D Points made it easy to purchase. When I got home and looked it up online, I found that the reviews weren't particularly positive, and there weren't many reviews. I wondered what it would be like, so I tried using it at the end of my nighttime skincare routine. There may have been a faint scent, but it wasn't bothersome. It wasn't too sticky and didn't feel too oppressive. I didn't experience any redness or other issues when I woke up in the morning. It still felt slightly moisturizing, though not as much as Credo's lotion. I only used it overnight, but it didn't leave any bad impressions. Personally, if you have dry skin that's even drier than me, this might be better suited to summer than winter. The last step of my nighttime skincare routine is a Dew cream, but when I'm short on time, using the spatula can be a pain. I think this would be convenient for those times, so I'd like to keep using it.

Combination/sensitive skin: Dry in autumn and winter (maybe inner dryness too), oily in summer. I started to worry about dryness, so I was looking for a moisturizer and bought this at a drugstore. I apply it at night and my skin is soft and fluffy the next morning. It's non-sticky, fragrance-free, and easy to use. It didn't irritate my skin, so I'm relieved. I might buy it again if I don't find anything better.