Hanhoo Pore Collection, Pore Cleanser 6.76 Fl. Oz., Pore Serum 1 Fl. Oz., T-Zone Pore Patch 8 Ct, with Niacinamide and Salicylic Acid, Pore Patches, Clarifies Clogged Pores, Korean Skincare

This bundle from HanHoo is a very thoughtfully curated set for those who struggle with pore-related issues on their face. Being a K-beauty brand well known for its affordable face patches, I was very excited to try other products from them for the first time! :) The pore patches and serum are the absolute winners in this set because they are genuinely hero products. The patches clear up my face the next day in common problem areas and leave my skin flat and smooth almost overnight.As for the serum, it contains niacinimide which can be an irritant for some. However, there is no added fragrance which makes it great for people with sensitive skin. The glass dropper bottle is fairly easy to use and the serum is lightweight but hydrating without being oily. It sinks into the skin to give a good feeling of hydration as well as improve texture having been used for two weeks.The face wash is good and cleans very well. I get a clean squeaky feeling from this face wash and a gentle citrus scent. Please be aware that this face wash contains fragrance and citrus so it can not be the best for those who are sensitive. A patch test is recommended. :) For me, the scent is pleasant and disappears quickly after drying my face though that might not be the case for others.Overall, I think this is a wonderful bundle for those looking to venture into K-beauty at an affordable price point as the ingredients are high quality and the items are carefully curated for the needs of someone who wants pore care and improved skin texture.

It came in damaged the pump it’s broken and won’t turn open. Looks like due to it being broken it leaked product so can’t use it without having to pour it in my hand or a getting a new bottle. I didn’t have time to get a bottle before work so pour it and got more then I needed but it foams up nicely. Really like it so far wish it was broken.

The cleanser is great for my oily skin and has helped to control my oils since adding it to my routine. It's gentle enough that I use it daily and haven't stopped reaching for it since I got my first bottle. I don't ever want to run out this now and highly recommend if you're acne-pone/oily.The serum is also nice and well-rounded, it's gentle for having glycolic in it and also feels very hydrating on my skin. Using them together has been a nice balancing routine that leaves my skin plump and glowy. I've noticed my skin is less textured and I haven't had any new breakouts pop up yet. The nose patch isn't my favorite but a nice addition when you feel your nose is looking real gunky. For the trio, it's well worth it for the full size cleanser and serum!

Nice packaging, and the whole South Korean gimmick gave it a nice little flair. Somehow when it comes to South Korean cosmetics, it seems that they are into their vanity products and therefore thought this soap was going to be good.I knew this product was no good when I saw that they included generic unbranded hydrocolloid patches. Hydrocolloid patches are, in my guess, a fad with all these VINE vendors trying to unload the stuff. It must be the new cheap product that they are trying to hype up because its cheap to make. The problem with these patches coming from Asia is that they do not work.I have had really good results with the expensive name brand stuff. That works very well, however not the unbranded stuff from Asia that we get from Vine. We get those shoved into our face all the time to try out.The included hydrocolloid patches included in this set was useless. It was no better than placing a sticker on your face. Did absolutely nothing but clog up your face.I noticed that the strips actually worsened the black heads on my nose. I will never use them again.The gel soap did not do much for clearing up my pores. The gel turns into a nice thick foam, similar to shaving cream.But I did not feel like it worked well like salycic acid soap (that orange Neutrogena soap). It was recommended by a dermatologist when I was a teen and have been using it for at least 10yrs.Ive tried the oil that was included, but after about 2 weeks, I see no improvement. Its all the same.

I have used these Hanhoo products for a week now and am finding that the problem areas on my complexion seem to have settled down. Since my skin is a strange combination of dry and flaky with break out potential areas, I opted to use this routine every other day. Perhaps I am overly cautious, but I try to limit use of salicylic acid because I don't believe my (older) skin needs daily exfoliation. For those with oily skin, I would expect that daily use would be in order.The cleanser is clean smelling, which is great, though I wish it foamed up more. But that's my personal preference because I have this quirk that more foam/lather cleans better. In spite of that, my skin felt pristine after a thorough rinse. I don't think I would personally use this product alone though, as my skin felt a little dry after the cleanser. Once I applied the serum, all was well. It left my face feeling soft and looking naturally dewy. While I do see benefits from using this cleanser and serum, I think those benefits would be more appropriate for somebody with "younger" skin than I. If you suffer from oily skin and break outs I would say that these products should help you, so I recommend with no hesitation.