If you are not familiar with Amazon Vine, it is basically Amazon trading free* products for honest reviews. You see a lot of Vine reviews that are cookie cutter and based on templates. I aim to make my reviews honest and non-cookie cutter (other than this intro and disclaimer).* These items are not actually free as Vine members pay income tax on the items they receive. Therefore, I will never order something from Vine unless I actually intend to use it. I think this is important for readers to understand because it means I will never order an item just to provide a fake five star review to a company. If I review something as good, it means I actually enjoyed using it or it fills its intended purpose correctly. Items that don't meet my expectations will be reviewed accordingly.Why I ordered this item: I realize this is off-label but I ordered this to use it on my feet.Likes:* Holy smokes! This works so well on my feet. I didn't try it on my face because I already have a good regimen for it.* My feet are dry and cracked. This cream goes into the cracks and I get immediate relief.* It does have a scent. It was kind of mild so it didn't bother me, but if you want something with no scent, keep looking.No likes:* Insanely expensive Korean product for use on your feet. I feel it's worth it as when my feet are cracked I would pay anything to fix them, but it's pricey nonetheless.Would I pay full price for this product: Yes, I would pay any amount to help my feet as I mentioned.Final thoughts: This is kind of a weird review since I'm not using this cream for its intended purpose. However, if you are like me and hate it when walking hurts this is a great option for foot care.

The texture is lighter than most moisturizers I’ve used, so it’s best to start with a small amount and build up if needed. At first, it left a faint white cast, but after a bit of blending, it absorbed completely without leaving any residue. It does a decent job of softening and hydrating the skin, though I didn’t notice that typical glow or dewy finish I usually get from other K-beauty products I enjoy. It’s possible my toner played a role in that, but I can’t say for sure.There’s a mild scent—nothing overpowering or unpleasant. I haven’t had any irritation while using it, which is always a good sign. I’m giving it time to see how it performs over the full jar. It’s not something I’m ready to rule out yet. Once I finish the 1.41 oz, I’ll decide whether it’s worth picking up again. For now, it’s holding up well enough to stay in rotation.

I gave this moisturizer a try, and while it definitely goes on smoothly, it doesn’t feel as lightweight as I was hoping for. It takes a while to fully absorb into the skin, and for me, it left a bit of that “cream” feeling sitting on the surface longer than I’d like.To be fair, I’m not someone who usually goes for heavier creams, so this felt thicker than others I’ve tried, and I personally didn’t love that texture. That said, I can see it working well for someone who prefers a richer, more hydrating formula.On the positive side, the scent is mild and pleasant, which I appreciated, and it didn’t irritate my skin at all. If you’re after something that leans more nourishing than lightweight, this could be a solid option. For me, it just wasn’t quite the right fit.

I’m usually a fan of Korean cosmetics products due to the strict manufacturing regulations. But in this case the Hexkin Face Moisturizer Cream is completely lacking an English ingredients list. I’m allergic to a lot of ingredients, and it’s critical to know what’s in a product.I’m not a fan of the scent or the amount of effort it took to get to absorb. It’s a tone up cream, which I don’t think works well with my skin tone, but YMMV.I’ll update this review if/when an ingredients list is published, but until then, I consider this a below average product.

My wife really enjoys this lightweight facial cream as a product underneath her foundation. A little goes a long way too. She has sensitive combination skin, which can be dry or oily at times. However, this cream doesn't irritate her skin at all. In fact, it actually helps a lot. The cream easily absorbs into the skin, providing the necessary hydration she needs. Especially in dry climates or the winter season.

I have a very pale skin tone so this being a cream that leaves basically white haze, works great for my skin tone. When I used it I noticed that it even out my skin tone on my face which I liked. The cream was also very easy to apply since is more runny than normal face creams. It doesn't change my skin tone so much and I like it. Also it is not like its leaving me with a super pale face.The jar that it comes in its nice and looks very fancy which I like.It is pricey but I guess its because of the current boom of Korean beauty products. I haven't compared this with other tone creams but it seems a little bit pricey for the amount you get.

This review is for Hexkin Face Moisturizer Cream, which is made in Korea.This cream has a light floral scent that is pleasant. Now the bad: this cream does not look thick but it goes on thick. It went on my face like a clay mask and would not rub in no matter what I tried. I tried it on dry skin and on wet skin with water then with different hydrators and it still just left that white cast you get with some sunscreens.I don’t know what this is supposed to do for your skin but it left me looking like a zombie so that was not fun. It claims to match every skin tone but I do not see how that is possible when it simply coated my face with a white paste.I did not have any allergic reactions and I do not have the list of ingredients as there were none listed on the box and the seller images do not have them listed either.At $19 for a tiny container I do not think this is a good value for the money as I do not see what it does for the skin. Maybe if it was supposed to be an overnight mask for hydration I could recommend it, but it states it is a lightweight moisturizer, which indicates you can use it during the day. This white mask is not seeing the outside of my house.

Korean skincare products are having a moment, with many people touting their benefits. This lotion’s box has primarily Asian character writing, so it seems to be an authentic Korean product. There is no information provided in English about ingredients. Inside the box, the packaging for this lotion is attractive. It will look nice sitting out on a vanity or bathroom counter. The lotion has very little fragrance, which is a plus in my book. The creaminess factor is slightly thin, which makes it easy to apply to your skin. It absorbs well with no greasiness left on the skin. Other reviewers noted that it leaves a white film on the skin. I noticed that initially as I applied the lotion, but it easily rubbed in and disappeared. Perhaps the production quality is not standard with some customers receiving lotion that is separated or thick while others receive perfectly fine lotion. At $19, this lotion seems pricey for the amount in the jar. I did not notice enough benefit to justify the cost over my current drugstore brand.