A functional cream that penetrates refreshingly [SOUL COSMETICS] layered cream I would like to introduce a cream that stands out for its refreshing feeling of use even though it contains 20,000 ppm of human stem cell culture solution. It is a product that can care for skin results and tone all at once while adding nutrition. The formula is light, so like the name suggests, it's perfect for layering. Each time you apply it, the moisture and nutrition level increase step by step, so take care of it according to the skin condition of the day. It's mildly acidic, so you won't have to worry about irritation. Check Point 's Tip Check your transcript ・Test institution : Human Skin Clinical Trial Center ・Test Results : Non-irritating product determined as a result of a 24-hour spy gun test Test report 's Pick layered cream ・Weight : 1 piece (50g) ・Formulation : It's a slightly thin formulation about halfway between lotion and cream. ・Incense : There is a light floral scent, but it is almost not felt, and there is no reverberation. ・How to use : In the final step of basic care, spread evenly. Usually a light layer is enough. ・Usage tips : On dry areas, try layering 2 to 3 layers at different times. ・Precautions : This product contains stem cell culture solution. If pregnant, be sure to consult a specialist before use. 's Tip How to use ・ It comes in a button-type package for clean use. ・ When you press the button, the cream is pushed up. Usually, the amount of pumping 2 to 3 times per use is adequate. ・ The first time you use it, the cream may not come out right away. Place it on a flat surface and press the button several times. Soul Cosmetics Recommended Routine ・ Soul Cosmetics's products contain human stem cell culture solution, but the feeling of use is not too burdensome. ・ I would recommend a daily routine that cleans up skin texture with a calming cell toner after cleansing and adds moisture and nutrition with a layered cream. 's Note Curly's thoughts on EWG Curly discloses all ingredients in living products that come into contact with our human body, such as cosmetics, shampoo, toothpaste, and detergent, and indicates the degree of risk of the ingredients in numbers 1 to 10 according to EWG standards. It is true that EWG is a reliable scale widely used around the world, but it is not an absolute standard for proving the safety of products. Experts and related organizations also evaluate ingredients that have received poor reviews from EWG as “harmless when used in accordance with recommended standards.” Therefore, Curly does not rely only on EWG ratings and fragmentary information circulating on the Internet, but also carefully evaluates whether it is harmful by referring to opinions from reputable certification bodies such as the Food and Drug Administration (ECOCERT), the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the U.S. Cosmetic Ingredients Review Committee (CIR). [Check...