1. Fresh Steam Cream (for oily skin)
2. Moist Steam Cream (for normal to dry skin)
3. Ultra Steam Cream (for extremely dry skin)
I purchased the Moist Steam Cream version to try out. I got it for 69HKD from Bonjour when I was in Hong Kong early 2015.
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| Ingredients |
How to use: Use this as the moisturiser step of your skincare routine.
Contents: 100ml
Price: 31,000won (you can find it much cheaper through other online retailers like Jolse or Rose Rose Shop)
The texture of this cream is difficult to describe. It is not a dense cream, but it has quite a bit of weight to it when you pick it up with a spatula. It dries so quickly that it often feels like you didn't put anything on your skin at all, and it takes a while for you to rub in the cream. I did not find this cream extremely moisturising but I would be interested to see if the Ultra version is a better fit for my needs. I love that these tubs of cream are big. It took me around three months to finish this cream.
As I mentioned in my Innisfree mask post, I don't know what shea butter is supposed to smell like, but this cream smells wonderful. It didn't pill under my makeup so that's a big plus. I might repurchase this if I can find it at a good price, but I would not purchase it at its full price. I'm still on the hunt for my HG cream.
☆☆☆/ 5
The packaging for this product has been renewed. The one I have pictured here is an older design by Taeyeon, leader of Girls' Generation/SNSD. Her butterfly signature is included on the lid which is a nice touch for fans. To be honest, I knew nothing about her until her 'scandal' with Baekhyun (who is my favourite member of EXO). Then her song 'I' came out last year and I fell in love with her:D
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| The cream in the box |
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