Can Sulwhasoo be used on sensitive skin? Be careful when taking care of delicate and sensitive skin

Sulwhasoo is one of the top Korean skincare brands and is also quite popular in China. I believe everyone wants to know if Sulwhasoo can be used on sensitive skin. Let’s find out.

Can Sulwhasoo be used on sensitive skin?

Sulwhasoo can be used for sensitive skin. Sulwhasoo's skin care products use ginseng extract as the main ingredient, and add extracts of natural herbs such as Ophiopogon root, Purslane, and Peony, so they are very gentle. Middle-aged people with sensitive skin rarely experience allergic reactions when using Sulwhasoo, especially those with dry sensitive skin. Sulwhasoo can completely nourish, moisturize and soothe the skin. It should be noted that some Sulwhasoo products contain preservatives that may cause allergies (this is the case with most brands of skin care products), so people with sensitive skin should conduct an allergy test before use.

What Sulwhasoo products can I use on sensitive skin?

Sulwhasoo Smooth Cleansing Foam

It uses a mild herbal formula without additives, so it can be used even when your skin is sensitive during seasonal changes, and it will not be a burden even if your skin is in bad condition. It cleans without feeling tight, has a moisturizing effect, and is very suitable for sensitive skin and dry skin. The texture of the gel just squeezed out is light yellow, which will gradually become thinner and produce rich foam.

Sulwhasoo Jade Peel-Off Mask

Although it is a peel-off mask, it is very gentle to use. After it dries, you can easily tear it off without any pain. It has a natural Chinese medicine flavor, and is very effective in removing yellowing and stains. After peeling it off, the skin feels like a peeled egg. It is suitable for exfoliating sensitive skin. Proper exfoliation is still necessary for sensitive skin. When used on sensitive skin, it is recommended to apply a slightly thicker amount on the T-zone and a thinner amount on other parts, especially the cheeks, because the cheeks of sensitive skin are the most sensitive.