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04-24-2020 12:07 PM
04-24-2020 06:07 PM - edited 04-24-2020 06:09 PM
I have used and like two essences: Missha Time Revolution First Treatment Essence and SK-II Facial Treatment Essence. Both are more expensive than the Skinn essence.
I purchased the Missha essence at Target, of all places, but they no longer carry it. Their K-beauty inventory constantly changes. I also purchased a Whamisa by Glow Recipe Green Tea Serum Toner at Target but it's also no longer available. The Whamisa product is like a watery essence even though it is labeled as a toner. Many of the K-beauty toners are interchangeable with essences, it just depends on the ingredient deck.
I purchased the SK-II essence at my Costco warehouse but also online (better price/larger size than department store/Sephora). The Missha essence is often mentioned as the less expensive dupe to the SK-II essence. Both have the same watery consistency and I like them equally well.
Another toner/essence that I like is Stem Antioxidant Toning Infusion. Purchased this at Costco online but it's no longer available on their website. Costco's K-beauty inventory constantly changes, too.
04-25-2020 01:26 AM
@River Song wrote:
I have used and like two essences: Missha Time Revolution First Treatment Essence and SK-II Facial Treatment Essence. Both are more expensive than the Skinn essence.
I purchased the Missha essence at Target, of all places, but they no longer carry it. Their K-beauty inventory constantly changes. I also purchased a Whamisa by Glow Recipe Green Tea Serum Toner at Target but it's also no longer available. The Whamisa product is like a watery essence even though it is labeled as a toner. Many of the K-beauty toners are interchangeable with essences, it just depends on the ingredient deck.
I purchased the SK-II essence at my Costco warehouse but also online (better price/larger size than department store/Sephora). The Missha essence is often mentioned as the less expensive dupe to the SK-II essence. Both have the same watery consistency and I like them equally well.
Another toner/essence that I like is Stem Antioxidant Toning Infusion. Purchased this at Costco online but it's no longer available on their website. Costco's K-beauty inventory constantly changes, too.
@River Song - thank you for the essence recommendations, shopping tips + details! I'm adding the products to my list to review.
I also need to look at Costco online and regularly. Others have posted about good online beauty and wellness Costco values. Didn't realize Target sold K beauty.
I haven't purchased it...yet - This K beauty DHC lip cream (botanicals) is at Costco - a trio for $20. It's supposedly a big seller
04-25-2020 10:12 AM
I never go without using as Essence but I learned something a long time ago that we don't need to spend a lot of money on an Essence. SK-11 makes one that is off the chart in price that comes to mind. I like Skinn's Skin Softening Essence, Kitao Essence and Peach and Lily Essence. They all do basically the same thing and no need to spend upwards of $50 for one. I don't use a cotton pad either just pour into my hands. Don't want the cotton soaking any of it up. Also after applying I immediately start putting on my serum while my face is still damp.
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