COSRXSnail Mucin 92% Face Moisturizer, 3.52 Oz, Lightweight Moisturing Cream for Soft, Glowy Skin, Korean Skin Care, Korean Moisturizer Face Cream

I’ve been using Cosrx skincare for a while now, and I have to say it’s been a game-changer for my skin! Not only does it work great for general skincare, but I’ve found it to be incredibly effective for managing my psoriasis as well. The products feel gentle yet incredibly nourishing, and they don’t irritate my skin like many others have in the past.The moisturizers and serums really help keep my skin hydrated without feeling greasy, which is important for me since psoriasis can cause dryness and irritation. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in flaking and redness, and my skin feels smoother and more comfortable overall.The best part is that Cosrx uses clean, effective ingredients that feel great on my skin, so I don’t have to worry about any harsh chemicals. It’s been so refreshing to find a skincare brand that not only provides fantastic results but also works so well for my specific skin condition.I highly recommend Cosrx for anyone struggling with psoriasis or just looking for a quality skincare routine that really works. It’s made a big difference in how my skin feels and looks!

I have huge reservations trying to snail mucin however, I’m now a big fan has contributed to helping the texture of my skin which has large pores, a little bumpiness and oily really gets moisture and a plump surface that is not overly oily or greasy. I also am a fan of the price. It is not super expensive and I feel like the quality is pretty fantastic. I would re-order. I use this morning and night. I also use the in combination with tretinoin. If you’re looking for a glass skin incorporate this in your routine I am curious how well it will hydrate once we are in winter season. I may need more hydration so I can layer it with something else. Giving this five stars.

I’ll admit, I was very skeptical of this whole snail mucin trend but I gave this moisturizer a shot and I’ve had great results after just two days of using it. The texture is a bit gross, it doesn’t have a smell, and a little goes a long way. I’ve noticed that my active acne has started to heal and my past acne redness and marks have had an improvement as well. I read all about the product before I bought it and I would say that in the short time I’ve been using it, the description and claims have been right on point. I definitely recommend for anyone struggling with acne, the dryness that comes along with treating it, and the redness and irritation that sticks around after a bad breakout. Snail mucin (this brand in particular) is a 100% YES from me!

Product Review: Snail Mucin EssenceAs someone who’s tried more skincare products than I’d care to admit, I approached snail mucin with both curiosity and a bit of skepticism. The idea of putting snail secretion on my face sounded… odd, to say the least. But after hearing rave reviews and doing a bit of ingredient research, I gave it a shot — and I’m glad I did.Texture & Application:The texture is lightweight, slightly sticky (expected given the source), but it absorbs quickly into the skin without leaving any tacky residue. A few drops go a long way, and it layers well under moisturizers and sunscreens.Performance:I noticed my skin looked noticeably more hydrated and plump. Over time, I saw improvements in overall skin tone, and my skin looked glossy. It’s also soothing — great for calming redness and irritation.Best For:Dry or dehydrated skinSensitive skin types (it’s surprisingly gentle)Post-acne care or anyone dealing with dullnessWhat I Liked:Fragrance-free and non-irritatingBoosts hydration and skin barrierWhat Could Be Better:Not a miracle cure for deep wrinkles or major pigmentation — more of a skin “booster” than a sole treatmentBottom Line:Snail mucin is worth the hype — especially if you’re looking for a hydrating, healing essence to add to your routine. It may not replace every product on your shelf, but it’s one of those quiet workhorses that makes everything else work better.

I haven’t written a review in a very long time, but I must end my hibernation for this product. This stuff is truly a miracle. For decades I have suffered from extremely flaky, red, splotchy, itchy face skin. I had tried dozens of different products to no avail. I finally discovered snail mucin.I was pretty skeptical, as I’m sure many of you are, but after a few days of use, the flakes, redness and itchiness were gone. As long as I use this consistently, it stays gone as well. I cannot express the relief I feel after finally finding something that works. This is truly a miracle cure.

Started a new routine to combat acne, this is my morning cream after using a good toner (am & pm) and my face is complex cleared up! Between my super oily European skin and the tropical weather these 3 products have changed my life (seriously, I used to spend $530 every 2-3 months and this is better and more cost effective!)

I have mixed feelings on this…it is definitely NOT moisturizing, it’s the exact opposite! I only used it 3 times and my face is peeling like a mask, I’m not sure if that’s good or bad. This is doing the same thing that Retinol/A or Tretinoin does. Yes, it’s drying and I’m peeling but it is really helping my dark marks get lighter, my sun damage is fading, my face looks clearer and brighter & my pores look smaller. . I have extremely sensitive skin, I break out from mostly everything but this is helping to clear up my face and also my acne scares from years ago. I am 50 and going through menopause, my face was already dry and looking patchy and damaged, this seems to be reversing that. At the sane time, I can’t wear makeup or even go out without wearing a hat because my face is just peeling so bad, I’m going to have to shop for a good moisturizer on top of this. Not sure if I’ll purchase another because I have Tretinoin and get it prescribed and my insurance covers it, I stopped using it because of the dryness and peeling so If im going to put up with this peeling, unless it stops, I might as well just use the Tretinoin. ….. just not sure 🤔