What is the difference between SK2 men's magic water and ordinary SK2 men's magic water and women's magic water

sk2 is a brand of skin care products that is liked by many people. sk2 magic water is also used by men. What is the difference between sk2 men's sk2 and ordinary sk2? What is the difference between SK2 men's magic water and women's?

What is the difference between sk2 men's magic water and ordinary

The main ingredient is the same, pitera, but the men's version has other ingredients such as mint. Because men's skin is generally oily. And from the perspective of market positioning, men's products have always been more expensive than women's because the market demand is relatively small.

The difference between sk2 men's magic water and women's

Ingredients of the women's version of the magic water: Pitera, butylene glycol, 1.2-pentanediol, water, sodium benzoate, methylparaben, sorbic acid

Men's version ingredients list: pitera, butylene glycol, 1.2-pentanediol, water, glyceryl ether-25 PCA isostearate, sodium benzoate, methylparaben, menthoxypropylene glycol, sorbic acid

There is not much change. The men's version has two more ingredients than the women's version: Glycereth-25 PCA Isostearate, which moisturizes and replenishes moisture, and Menthyl Propylene Glycol, a skin cooling agent.

I would like to remind you that the magic water can be used on the eyes. I will use it to soak the eye mask. I can't bear to use the paper mask. The eye mask is acceptable, but the male version is not suitable for use on the eyes. You should also avoid the eyes when using it. The cooling agent in it is not good for sensitive eyes.

Both are fragrance-free water essences

Instructions for use of the magic water after toner

I don't know why there is no instruction manual for the domestic version, which made me use it as water at first.

Pour it out, and visually there is no difference, both are colorless transparent liquid

However, there is still a slight difference in the smell. SK-II MEN has a cooler smell besides the saliva smell.

Regarding the pH values ​​of both, the results are the same, both between 5-6, mild

This is a picture of the penetration test of the magic water. It is true that it is well absorbed.

The multi-functional cream among the three products for men is also available. The women's version is regarded as a classic. Is the one for men equally outstanding?

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The texture of the cream is slightly different. The transparent one is for men, and the white one is for women.

The smell is also different. Although they both contain no fragrance, the men's version obviously has a little bit of sake smell. Could it be that it contains more pitera? Haha

In the formula, the men's version adds oat kernel extract and pea extract, and the rest remains almost unchanged.

When applied on the face, it feels the most appropriate. The white cream on the left is the women's version, and the one on the right is not visible, which is the men's version.

The men's version is noticeably more hydrating, with a hint of sake that smells nice, and absorbs faster than the women's version

It doesn't feel sticky at all, and it feels refreshing. It's very suitable for hot summer, and it's a favorite for oily skin.

The two cleansing tubes are also white and black, but I think the white tube with the silver metal cap actually looks better.

The squeezed paste is glossy white. As for the texture, the women's version is drier and the men's version is thinner.

Another important point is the smell. Cleansing is the only one of the three steps that contains fragrance. The rose scent of the women's version is really nice, while the men's version has a mint scent that is refreshing and invigorating, but it is not so hot and cool, and it is comfortable and non-irritating.

I have used Garnier, L'Oreal, and Mentholatum men's cleansers, all of which have a stimulating and cool mint flavor.

Both are amino acid cleansers, and the foam is very delicate

The moisture left after washing in the men's version is not inferior to that of the women's version, with 57% left.

To be honest, although there are two series for different genders, the difference is really not that big. The main differences are in appearance, usability, and gender preference. The key essence has not changed much.

The launch of the men's series is nothing more than making it easier for men to accept skin care. As for the effects of regulating oil, tightening pores, and balancing oil, I don't think the men's version is much stronger than the women's version. However, the texture is really good, it is light and easy to absorb, very suitable for men's skin, and the feeling of use will be more pleasing to men.