Innisfree Wine Peeling Jelly Softener Review : Today I’ll be reviewing a product from my favorite skin care brand Innisfree. I loved most of their products and this is also something I like. It is innisfree wine peeling jelly softener. Innisfree peeling jelly is gentle substitute of both physical and chemical exfoliator. It is non-abrasive and even more gentle than exfoliating serums and facial peel. I almost finished the product and the bottle was just left to review.
The jelly softener is enriched with red wine which exfoliates and soften skin. In the past, I have tried scrubs and now I am using chemical exfoliators and peeling gel. Because they does not scratch your skin. I have also reviewed It’s skin mango white peeling gel. You may check that out, if you are interested in Korean peeling gels. So without further ado let’s get into the review.
Price: INR 900 for 180ml
Product Description And Claims
A moisturizing skin softener with wine extract that gently exfoliates to make the skin smooth, soft and moist. It is enrich with powerful anti-oxidative called polyphenol which extracts from the queen of all wines, Chateau Margaux. It revitalizes and moisturizes the skin after exfoliation.
How To Use
After cleansing, pour appropriate amount on cotton pad and gently sweep over face avoiding the eye and lip area. Rinse off with lukewarm water or refine with toner when dead skin cells start to peel off with natural cellulose.
Packaging
It comes in a tall opaque bottle with screw cap attached on top. The bottle has a lid inside which prevents spillage because this jelly softener is liquidy and can leak easily. Moreover, you can find product information on back of the bottle. The bottle is quite huge to fit in your bag. Therefore, I wouldn’t call it a travel friendly product due to its size. Although, if you are comfortable with its size you can definitely carry it.
Fragrance
It smells exactly like sweet candies and I really adore it.
Innisfree Wine Peeling Jelly Softener Review And My Experience
Innisfree peeling jelly is liquidy (gel like) having very fine, non-abrasive particles. I use it little differently than it recommended. After cleansing, I apply this gel over my dry skin and it spreads easily, massage for 1-2 minutes and wash off with normal water. While massaging, I can notice the gel turning into granule particles. Then after washing, my skin felt very clean, smooth and glowing like it takes off all the dead skin cells from my skin. Post wash, my skin does not feel dry, stretched or irritated.
From my personal experience I do admit it is a very gentle exfoliator that removes impurities, dead cells and reveals glow without drying out skin. In addition to this, it will be suitable for most of the skin types including sensitive, dry, normal, oily, combination and acne prone skin. However, if you are suffering from a lot of clog pores and tiny bumps, this peeling gel might not enough for you. Because this one is mild and I would recommend using something powerful like chemical exfoliator in order to get rid of clogged pores and bumps. People between age group of 18 to 25 can use it without any doubt.
Moreover, this gentle peeling gel can be use twice or thrice in a week. I would highly recommend this to someone who couldn’t use scrubs or chemical exfoliator due to their sensitive skin and looking for something really gentle, non-irritating product. You can do patch test before using this product, even though it is gentle, to prevent unwanted rash/irritation. Overall, I am happy with innisfree wine peeling jelly softener but currently I’m using minimalist facial peel. So I won’t be repurchasing it.
Suitability
All skin types.
PROS
- Smells nice
- Mild and gentle formulation
- Remove dead skin cells
- Reveals a soft, smooth and glowing complexion
- Doesn’t dry out skin
- Suitable for all including sensitive skin
- No rash or irritation occurs
CONS
- Little expensive
- Not enough to remove lot clogged pores and bumps.
Overall Rating: 4.2 / 5
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