Reddit reviews Holika Holika Honey Sleeping Pack, Blueberry, 3 Ounce
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This superfood contains vitaminsWhich help skin to look supple and youthfulThe pack contains 20% honey extract
I use the Holika Holika Blueberry Honey Sleeping Pack and it is so moisturizing and leaves my skin feeling soft. It's not sticky, sinks in, and smells so good.
personally, i like to double cleanse. so an oil cleanse (like the softymo) and then a second cleanser. in winter i use "the face shop rice water bright cleansing milk". the cosrx works for me too, but only in summer. it is too harsh in the winter when my skin tends to be dryer. i feel double cleansing removes sunscreen best, but some people are satisfied with just an oil cleanse. really comes down to what feels right to you for your face. if you wear makeup, especially any kind of foundation or cover up, i would definitely suggest a double cleanse to make sure you are really getting your face clean.
 
i prefer hado labo toners myself and they come in a variety of different types; i like the premium (in the orange bottle) best for my skin because i feel it hydrates very well.
 
imo, sleeping packs don't really need to be chosen to treat symptoms. since they go on last and are occlusive ingredients, they sit on top of the skin more than they soak in. certainly, buy one with quality ingredients, but imo it is more important that the things you put under the pack are doing the legwork of targeting your concerns. any pack will help with dryness because it is sealing in your other steps and the moisture from them. as for redness, people like products with niacinamide or honey. this is a popular choice for niacinamide and this for honey. i cannot answer your question about the snail cream unfortunately; i do not use snail products because i cannot get around the ick factor! but you can answer your own question easily enough; google for "what is an occlusive ingredient" or something along those lines. find a handy list of what kind of ingredients are occlusive and then you can check them against products you are considering for sleeping pack purposes.
I love using a cream and then layering on a sleeping pack! I have had good experiences with Laniege Water Sleeping Pack, Innisfree Wine Jelly Sleeping Pack, and I'm currently working through my second jar of Holika Holika Honey Blueberry Sleeping Pack because it smells that good... :D
I'm currently really enjoying Holika Holika's blueberry sleeping pack. I alternate it with CosRx's honey mask depending on the weather.
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