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Propolis Light Cream.

COSRX Propolis Light Cream
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Guru Score

83%

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Early verdict · Few reviews so far
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What the gurus are saying

Unanimous yay from 2 reviewers. CYoung and Kelly Driscoll both rate it highly. Top take: "This feels a little lighter than Beauty of Joseon's cream. I used to use it a lot on my clients because it's pretty okay for everybody. It has a little scent but not too bad.", CYoung.
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take December 2024

What the gurus are saying.

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"This feels a little lighter than Beauty of Joseon's cream. I used to use it a lot on my clients because it's pretty okay for everybody. It has a little scent but not too bad. Propolis is good for acne because it's anti-inflammatory and antibacterial. I like it, it's hydrating but it's not super heavy, and it's great before makeup because it's not too oily so it doesn't tangle with your makeup. My only issue is it's a jar type, so you have to use a spatula."
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"The COSRX Propolis Light Cream is a really nice light type of cream. It has an airy lotion-like feel to it, it's not a heavy dense buttery type of cream, it's very breathable. It actually has a good amount of hydration to it and a really nice light breathable moisture with very, very little occlusivity, just a hint. [...] If you're looking for more of those lighter airy types of moisturizers that are really breathable and don't really seal your skin off, this could be a really excellent choice. It's something I think oily skin types will like, and if you're combination leaning a little bit more towards the oily side, this is going to be the right moisturizer for you."
All 2 takes from Kelly Driscoll
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"The COSRX Propolis Light Cream is a really nice light type of cream. It has an airy lotion-like feel to it, it's not a heavy dense buttery type of cream, it's very breathable. It actually has a good amount of hydration to it and a really nice light breathable moisture with very, very little occlusivity, just a hint. [...] If you're looking for more of those lighter airy types of moisturizers that are really breathable and don't really seal your skin off, this could be a really excellent choice. It's something I think oily skin types will like, and if you're combination leaning a little bit more towards the oily side, this is going to be the right moisturizer for you."
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"This texture really makes it a fantastic fall or even a winter season choice for those who are a little bit more oily because it's this really light fluffy texture and it has just that kiss of moisture, just enough to hug the rest of your skin care in very light occlusivity, but it's such a breathable cream. It is so silky and light and really airy on the skin. The propolis is bringing that balance that really helps to soothe skin. This is my pick for those who need a little bit more moisture but don't need a lot of thickness, that don't need a lot of richness, something that is just going to ease your skin into these colder drier temperatures without overwhelming it."

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Is COSRX Propolis Light Cream worth it?

Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 83%.

What is COSRX Propolis Light Cream's Guru Score?

COSRX Propolis Light Cream holds a Guru Score of 83%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

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