I have used this product for at least two months and I think it was my error to be using it with a lot of other active ingredients. It never caused me a breakout. I feel like it really did calm the redness in my acne and possibly help fade some of my scarring. Overall, I’d be willing to try it again.

When it mentioned no eye irritation, I thought it was going to fail me, to be honest. I say this because usually, some cleansers make my eyes hurt, and immediately have to get a paper towel. I was wrong with Aura cleanser, I kept splashing my face to take off all the oil, and my eyes didn’t sting or hurt at all. The cleanser, I noticed needed help to take some of my sebum off my nose. I didn’t have the dry skin particles that I saw in other videos did, on their palms but I did see one on my arm.

At first I really liked this oil because the texture is very lightweight and it didn’t feel greasy or heavy on my skin. I used it a couple of times but then I realized that my skin (and nose) weren’t really liking it because it smells very herbal. I looked up the ingredients and I think it’s because of all the essential oils. I have sensitive skin so they are usually pretty hit or miss with me, in this case it was a miss since I noticed I was getting a lot of bumps on my face. The only positive thing I noticed was that it didn’t burn my eyes but unfortunately I cannot stand the scent and it felt like it was stripping my face too much. I wouldn’t recommend this if you’re sensitive to essential oils or have dry skin.

I cannot express myself sufficiently to say that the Anua Rice toner is the best there is. Although I’ve always been acne-prone it has soothed my skin, reduced dryness, made my skin look plump and hydrated.