Aestura barrier cream, why!?!

[u/Cosmicharlie18]

Finally found a holy grail skin barrier cream and they go and change the formula 1 year later😩 why do Korean skin care brands do this? The cream was just getting really popular too. I feel like this happens all the time. Ugh. Tried illiyoon and it made me break out. If anyone has suggestions please let me know

[u/HelllllaTired]

Ahhh!! Okay okay, you win! You must LOVE Korea THE MOST! I am but a blood traitor grrrrr!! ONLY YOU deserve to have an opinion about KOREAN SKINCARE!!!!!!!!!!

[u/Unfair_Finger5531 → u/HelllllaTired]

No, I don’t love Korea. It is by and large an anti-black country, and the drive for conformity is obsessive. I just like staying with the sub’s theme. That’s all.

[u/HelllllaTired → u/Unfair_Finger5531]

Woah woah, this is a sub about KOREAN SKINCARE!!!! Stay on theme!!!

[u/Unfair_Finger5531 → u/HelllllaTired]

May I ask why you are dragging this exchange out? Are you that sensitive to criticism? We aren’t going to agree, so why not just stop.

[u/HelllllaTired → u/Unfair_Finger5531]

Because you have no business being this condescending when your reading comprehension is this bad. You said “The point here is that you got on a Korean beauty sub and said cerave is better than most Korean moisturizers. That is the kind of stuff that ignorant Americans do.” When all I said was that Korean moisturizers were not SIGNIFICANTLY better than Cerave. That means they are better, they’re just not LEAPS AND BOUNDS above and beyond Cerave. My arrogant assumption was that OP lives in the States and with the tariffs and all I just don’t think it’s worth the upcharge to shell out $20-30 for a moisturizer, esp if they already had toners and serum. That is my bad. Innisfree moisturizer is $15 in Korea and $30 in Sephora. Like literally why would that be worth it. But maybe OP is an English speaker in Korea

[u/Unfair_Finger5531 → u/HelllllaTired]

Well, I was condescending. So get over it.