Versed Skin Soothe

I have very sensitive and reactive skin. I normally avoid anythign coconut but have tried literally everything from drugstore to high end and even Japanese and Korean. I was desperate for any kind of moisture and figured I'll live with the breakouts. I ONLY bought this thanks to one reviewer who also has rosacea and said this didn't trigger it. So far, I have used this twice daily for about two weeks and pat on about two layers each time. This is the only product that the original reviewer was correct about! It hasn't caused extra inflammation or made my skin itchy or tender. Even my eyelids can handle this product and usually they became painful to the touch by the second to third use of a product. I am totally shocked because even when I buy items based on fellow rosacea users, it ALWAYS wreaks havoc on my skin. I sincerely hope they don't ever reformulate this product! I do have some bumps on my cheeks but until I can find a moisturizer that doesn't cause me issues, I can't tell if this product plays a part in that or not. Coconut usually causes issues but from what I have read, coconut water is different from the normal coconut derived ingredients use din everything. I know people have said this isn't a milky toner but it is. Anything not clear is a milky toner and this has opacity to it, kind of like the cloudy color of neosporin. This is a smidge thicker than water but still on the runny side.

This is a wonderful gentle toner. I started using Versed products after I started chemo as my skin drastically changed. Their retinol eye balm was the only product that didn’t burn the skin around my eyes.

loveee this milky toner! it's smooth and refreshing and definitely hydrating, especially in the winter! this has been a repurchase in my skin care routine for sure.

Honestly, I really like all the versed products I have tried. I also have the multi serum skin tint. great spf of 40. being middle age, its a plus

This really hydrates skin well. It lasts a long time if used correctly. I start with a Stridex pad that is for sensitive skin, has witch hazel and salicylic acid, two very important starters for you skin care regimen. Then I use the same pad for the Baby Cheeks and the already moist pad doesn't absorb it, just enough to spread Baby Cheeks nicely over your face. I like the dispenser as Baby Cheeks is just thick enough that it doesn't go all over. I have their brightener on the same dispenser, it's thin and squirts about if I don't have the pad on it when I press it down. Baby Cheeks does seem to get into my skin well and when I seal with Cocokind Barrier Serum, my skin is moist and sealed. Then I finish it off with a good moisturizer.

Healthy addition to face skin

I’ve used this product on and off testing various toners of American and Korean brands, but I always come back to this product. I have combination acne prone skin, this paired with witch hazel and a light moisturizer has made all the difference in the overall condition and appearance of my skin. This product doesn’t leave your skin feeling sticky or suffocated, and it doesn’t cause your primer/base to peel. The packaging is neat, and it’s made for cotton pads, but I use clean hands to apply it so I’m not wasting any of it (that would otherwise be adsorbed by the cotton pads).

The perfect way to hydrate your skin before your serums and moisturizer! It gives it a big drink of water and it’s not super watery

Great for sensitive skin.

Not good on skin. Also, this product leaked all over my bathroom. I probably lost 3/4 of the product as it leaked from the bottom of the bottle. Would not buy again.