Before long, I finally got my hands on Curél. The first product that I tried was the foaming facial wash. After that, Curel gained a loyal customer up until this day. To prove that, here’s a picture of the current products I’m using. Curél Deep Moisture Spray Product Features

My skin reacts to strong chemicals. When red spots appear on the first application, that’s when I know that a product contains them. The good news is, I’ve never experienced allergic reactions with Curél’s products. This is not a sponsored content, so believe me when I say that I love Curél. I highly recommend this brand and this product to everyone whose skin is sensitive. Satisfaction is 10/10. What it is: A soothing first step moisturising liquid that enhances the effect of subsequent moisturiser. Curél's skin care system begins with a double cleanse, which has been practiced in Japan for centuries. The first step of a double cleansing routine usually consists of an oil-based cleanser that removes makeup and other unwanted elements from the surface of the skin.In the first step, a softening lotion preps the skin to better absorb the moisturiser. In the second step, a rich, yet light feeling moisturiser is applied to the skin. For dry skin, use with Curél Facial Milk and for extra dry skin, use with Curél Intensive Moisture Cream. The before photo shows my veins rather obvious and the skin has no glow. In the after photo, the veins are concealed a little and the skin glows. Cons The Foaming Facial Wash is Curél's second cleansing step, and it converted me into a foam cleanser stan. I've been a double cleanser for years but have always opted for a gel cleanser as my second face wash. Those would sometimes leave my face feeling tight afterward, which indicates dryness. This cleanser, however, features pillowy soft foam that stays plush and light as you lather it on and leaves skin feeling refreshed and hydrated when you rinse it off. For the body, it gives a light layer of moisture that might be enough in the more humid months, but doesn’t feel rich enough for my desperately dry winter skin.

Formulated specifically for those with dry, sensitive skin, Curél’s facial care line is made without irritating factors like fragrance, artificial colorants or drying alcohols. It also follows Japanese skin care’s nourishing philosophy of double cleansing and double moisturizing, and consists of four daily products. Compared to the 10-step routine popularized by Korean skin care, this was a welcome change. Read on to discover my favorite products from the line, which ones to skip and how it compares to other simplified skin care.

Curél's Hydrating Water Essence features glycerin and hydrogenated castor oil, which help with keeping skin plump and nourished. As a humectant, glycerin "draws moisture into the superficial layers of the skin from the outside environment and from deeper layers of the skin," while hydrogenated castor oil "functions as both a humectant and an emollient, which means that it both draws moisture into the skin and traps it there by occlusion, preventing evaporation of moisture from the skin," explains Marcus.