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Peace be upon you. Today, my experience with these two products from Seoul. Of course, this cream, this cream and this serum. This is the moisturizing cream and this is the serum from Seoul. Of course, the first thing I took it for was because it was praised for removing pimples, cleaning the skin, and making it very perfect.

I took this on that basis because my skin has a lot of pimples, is sensitive, oily, and oily to combination. The first thing I noticed is that it's a very good moisturizer, suitable for people with combination skin. It doesn't make the skin oily after use, meaning the skin absorbs it quickly, and both of them have a very light texture, meaning they are not like heavy creams.

So I expect these creams are more suitable for people with oily skin, but for people with dry and normal skin. So I expect you might benefit from it, but it won't give you the hydration you want, what your dry skin wants, but it's good, okay. As for removing pimples or cleaning the skin, I didn't notice anything about it.

What I noticed is that it might increase pimples for those with sensitive skin, because I feel that the pimples have increased abnormally. So I don't expect it to remove pimples, and I don't expect that if you have pimples on your skin, you will benefit from it. It is suitable for people with clear skin who don't have anything, just take it as a moisturizer and a lot.

As for removing pimples, I don't expect it. So I took them from Noon, of course, their prices are very good, and they are considered medical moisturizers and serums, but they don't do anything for the skin other than moisturizing.

Seoul 1988 Skincare Review Summary

I tested Seoul 1988 moisturizer and serum for 3 months. I found the products to have a light texture, suitable for oily skin. However, for my sensitive skin, they caused an increase in breakouts. It seems these products are better suited for skin without blemishes like acne or blackheads.

Worth it if you have oily or clear, blemish-free skin, but avoid if your skin is sensitive and prone to breakouts.

What This Review Covers

  • Brand4/5
  • Quality5/5
  • Practical5/5
  • Design5/5
  • Convenience5/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • Light texture suitable for oily skin
  • Ideal for blemish-free skin

Points To Check

  • May increase breakouts on sensitive skin
  • Not suitable for blackhead-prone skin
  • Relatively high price

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

Are the Seoul moisturiser and serum suitable for sensitive skin?

The reviewer says their skin is sensitive and that breakouts increased abnormally, and thinks the product may worsen them for people with sensitive skin.

Does it clear breakouts or cleanse the skin?

In the reviewer's experience, no effect on clearing breakouts or cleansing was noticed, and the reviewer does not expect it to help anyone with breakouts; it suits clear skin as a moisturiser.

What is the texture of the two products?

The reviewer notes both are very light and quickly absorbed without leaving the skin oily, so the reviewer finds them better for oily or combination skin.

How long did the reviewer use the products?

In the description, the reviewer says they tried the product for 3 months.

Are the prices reasonable?

The reviewer notes buying them from Noon at very good prices, but in their view they are just moisturisers that do nothing for the skin beyond hydration.