These are my impressions as someone with oily and allergic-sensitive skin. Those with dry skin may have a different experience. Since I'm running low on my skincare products, I picked out a few items from the TRY AT HOME section of Suzykirei shopping. I think these will get me through until Suzykirei Beauty Day. This is a refreshing moisturizer. I use it at the end of my skincare routine instead of a milky lotion. Packaging: Squeeze the container to dispense a little at a time. It requires more grip than a lotion, so accidents are less likely. The appropriate amount is about 1 cm in diameter. It's very cost-effective. Texture: A colorless, transparent, thick liquid. It's slightly cloudy. It barely drips from my cheekbones. Skin absorption: It feels like spreading a thick, refreshing serum all over your face. When you spread it, it feels soaking and comfortable, but after a few seconds, as the moisture evaporates, it feels sticky and absorbs. It's not sticky because it's too oily; it's the same stickiness I felt with Orbis U lotion. Do all Orbis products have this texture? The same sticky, absorbent feeling lasts from morning to night. [Negative points] - Moisturizing feeling: There was no change in the texture after skincare, so I think it still has moisturizing power. - Irritation to the face: None in particular. It's very cost-effective, and is characterized by its high moisturizing power despite being a clear liquid. However, when using the entire product, it felt heavy for me. It was just as the product name suggests: refreshing yet highly moisturizing.

Just using this and lotion makes my skin dry, so I layer another cream on top. The container is easy to use.

I bought the actual product, so I'm giving it a star. I've been using it since the occasional heatwave in September, and I've had no major complaints. However, there's one thing that bothers me. It might just be me, since no one else has mentioned it, but does it cause any flaking? I used to use 2-3 pumps of Aqua Force, but when I use this in the same way, it often causes flaking. If I use less than one pump, it usually doesn't cause any flaking, so maybe it's just a matter of following the dosage instructions. It's fine for now, but I'm wondering what to do when I want to use more in the winter. ▼April 28, 2024▼ I purchased the trial set. This one is closer to the original Aqua Force moisturizing formula, not the Moisturizing High Moisture Type (hereafter referred to as RM, since it's a long name). I also bought the RM trial set a while ago, so I took a photo of just the serums side by side. Apologies for the half-used version, but this is on the left. It's as transparent as it looks, and it's actually smooth, with a texture similar to water. RM (right) was white and had a thicker texture. So I thought that the closest thing to Aqua Force would be the Refreshing High Moisture, but the Moisture of Aqua Force was slightly better. I haven't used Aqua Force Refreshing recently so I can't compare it, but while the texture is similar, it feels like it's been made to be less sticky. It's been getting hotter recently so I've been able to use it without any discomfort, but I might switch to RM in the winter. I still have some Aqua Force left, so I'll decide which one to buy depending on when it runs out.

I tried the RM lotion and the LM moisturizer. It's not sticky on the surface, but it feels like it's hydrating the inside. It's oil-free, so I can use it safely even on acne-prone skin, and it's made my skin feel much calmer. It seems less rough. In the winter, I find it lacking a little, so I layer a cream from another company on top at night. However, even without using it, it doesn't flake or feel too tight, so maybe the RM type would be better. It's great that you can choose the texture depending on the season, and that refills are available. It stabilizes my skin, so I'd like to continue using it for a while.

Just using this and lotion makes my skin dry, so I layer another cream on top. The container is easy to use.