ILLIYOON Cica Trouble Clear Mist 200ml Set (+30ml)
“Body mist for acne-prone, dry skin; solid bundle value at $21, but reviews lack depth on texture and longevity.”
Across sources: Olive Young 135 · Glowpick 50
Best for Those with body acne or dehydrated skin seeking a convenient, portable hydration spray for warm weather.
View on Olive Young Global ↗Key ingredients
- Cica (marketed)
- Hydration focus
- Mist formula
👍 Pros
- 200ml + 30ml bundle offers good value and travel convenience
- Mist format suits summer body care and easy reapplication
- 4.7/5 rating on Olive Young Global across 135 reviews
- Marketed as cica-based for trouble-prone skin support
👎 Cons
- Limited Korean reviews; depth on texture, finish, longevity unclear
- No detailed feedback on suitability for oily or sensitive skin types
- Ingredient list not publicly available to verify claims
The Gist
The ILLIYOON Cica Trouble Clear Mist 200ml Set (+30ml) is a body-focused hydration spray positioned for acne-prone and dry skin. It arrives as a dual-pack: a full-size 200ml bottle and a 30ml travel portion, both with sealed caps. The mist texture is intended for lightweight, quick application.
What Korean reviewers say
Korean blog reviews highlight this product as a body acne and dehydration solution that gained traction rapidly post-launch, with users appreciating the bundled format and sprayable texture for warm-weather use. However, substantive feedback on absorption speed, finish (tacky vs. clean), scent, or durability is sparse in available reviews—suggesting either thin coverage or promotional bias in the available sentiment data. No consistent negatives on price-value or skin-type fit emerged clearly enough to report with confidence.
Bottom line
At $21 for a 200ml + 30ml set on Olive Young Global, this offers reasonable value if you’re specifically targeting body acne and dryness with a portable mist. However, the lack of granular texture and longevity feedback from Korean reviewers means you’re buying partly on the 4.7/5 rating and bundled convenience rather than proven efficacy data—a reasonable trade-off only if that use case matches yours.
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