– Pyunkang Yul PKY Calming Moisture Barrier Cream – Face Moisturiser for Dry & Sensitive Skin, Instantly Soothing Hydration with Ceramide & Hyaluronic Acid, Vegan Korean Skincare (50ml)

This moisturiser is a life saving. It healed my very sensitive damaged skin from dermatitis and damaged skin barrier in less then two weeks. It’s very light and non greasy perfect for oily skin like mine. After struggling for 5 months with my skin and had have tried so many moisturiser even prescribed ones, I couldn’t believe that such a simple and affordable cream would finally recover my skin. I never leave reviews but this time I wanted to help people that are going through situations like mine with their skins.

So far so good. This cream feels amazing on my skin and I can see the improvement already. My face looks more nourished.

I struggle with hormone related acne, and after two months of daily use of the cream I've noticed a slight improvement, but not such a difference that I would be labeling it as a miracle cream. However, in the areas where I don't have spots, my skin is markedly smoother and soft. The cream is lightweight and sinks into the skin very well. At first, it didn't seem to have much of a moistrising effect, although after a few weeks of continual use it did noticeably improve dryness. Overall, I would say it's a fairly good cream for the price, however I think perhaps it's not the right type of cream for me and my specific needs. That being said, I'm sure it would work wonders for the right person!

I’ve been really impressed with the Pyunkang Yul Calming Moisture Cream. It feels incredibly gentle on the skin and gives instant relief when my face feels tight or irritated. The texture is lightweight but still very hydrating it sinks in quickly without leaving any greasy film. My sensitive skin reacts to many products, but this cream worked beautifully from day one. Redness is noticeably reduced, and my skin looks calmer and more even. It also layers well with serums and makeup. If you’re looking for a soothing daily moisturiser that actually delivers, this one is a great choice. I’ll definitely repurchase.

Mehhh don't see what the hype is about, it's ok but there is definitely better things for cheaper. Maybe their other products are different but this was pretty average.

This face cream is lovely, will purchase again

Sooooo soft Perfect for oily skin Very light formula and hydration too Value for money absolutely

Not bad for oily skin too

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Super light & airy texture, and spreads like a dream! I have very sensitive, dry/combo skin that is prone to inflammation and clogged pores. I usually break out whenever I try something new, but this is one of the few products that didn't cause any adverse reaction. My cheeks didn't flare up either, which is more than I can say for most of the moisturizers I've tried in the past. Although the texture is really light (reminds me of a water cream), it's still moisturizing enough for my skin that I don't feel like I need to reapply during the spring/summer months (though I'll probably need something more substantial when it eventually gets colder). I will say that I do wish it came in a larger size; my first jar lasted about two and a half months with daily use, while my current jar will probably last me about 3 months. It's so inexpensive though compared to my previous moisturizers so I don't mind it that much. For those on the fence between this and the repair balm, I purchased both because I loved the barrier cream so much and found that the balm is much thicker and probably more suited to those with dry/very dry skin. It also has more of a matte finish which makes my skin appear almost dull compared to the subtle dewiness of this barrier cream (while the dewiness does eventually fade to a natural finish, almost like I didn't put anything on, the repair balm makes my skin look visibly matte). While the repair balm feels too heavy for me, it didn't make me break out or cause any inflammation (and I did like layering it over the barrier cream during the winter when I needed a bit more moisture in my drier spots). Another thing to note is that the repair balm jar is much smaller than the barrier cream (probably about half the size) but because I need so little of it due to the thicker texture, I think it would probably last me about the same amount of time with daily use (maybe about three months, twice that if I only used a bit of it where needed). Overall I think they're both really good moisturizers, especially for the price, but I much prefer the texture, dewiness, and lightweight nature of the barrier cream. Hope this helps! (also my previous review was deleted for some reason so I'm writing this again lol hopefully it stays up this time). Update (2/13/2024): Just wanted to do a quick update. I temporarily stopped using this cream back in October last year because I needed something a little heavier for the dry weather. I switched to the nourishing cream from this same brand, and it's been perfect. It's thicker than the barrier cream but not nearly as heavy as the repair balm. The texture is creamier than the repair balm and has a very natural finish. It definitely feels heavier than the barrier cream but it's still lightweight and keeps my skin moisturized until I wash it off (maybe avoid the nourishing cream if you have quite oily skin though). No irritation whatsoever either. I will be going back to the barrier cream once the weather starts warming up though (still in love with the airy, cloud-like texture).

Absolutely beautiful cream - goes on silky smooth and thin and is highly absorbent, leaving no trace other than much softer supple skin. I left writing this review for a week to see how it was over time and its fantastic! Suits my super sensitive skin. Doesn't flare the rosacea. A perfect balm for chemo damaged skin and is really working to restore my skin barrier. Excellent price point. Well packaged. Highly recommended.