Dr.Jart+ reviews and discussion

Love this brand. I've tried their Ceramidin Skin Barrier Moisturizing Cream and Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment SPF 30. Ceramidin Skin Barrier Moisturizing Cream: one of my favorite moisturizers for winter. it has a very thick consistency and layers well under makeup. i have acne prone and oily skin and it did not break me out/make me more oily throughout the day. Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment SPF 30: it's just alright lol. it has low coverage imo and does not cover my acne scars well. it leaves a weird oily film on my skin and i would rather use a foundation or bb cream over this. the concept is cool though but i just dont gravitate towards this product.

I love the Dr. Jart Cicapair Tigergrass Color Correcting Treatment. I tend to use it as a replacement for foundation since it helps to reduce redness and evens tone. The formula separates kind of easily, so I have to stir it up pretty much every time I use it. Overall, I am a big fan and would recommend it to anyone tends to have a lot of red splotchy areas on their face.

I use the Cicipair Tiger Grass Color Correcting cream as my daily BB/foundation. It does really well on my combination skin that has lots of underlying redness, and seems to even out my skintone. I don't apply it with any primer, setting spray, or powder, so it's not too long lasting and I plan to reapply it during the middle of the day if I know I'll be out.

Dr Jart stole from his partner, Dr G - please look into the history of this brand! Dr G is actually my friend's uncle. Dr. Jart products aren't as clean as they say they are, lots of animal testing, unfair labor practices

Overrated. Products don't really "do" anything for me. Their face masks are fun, but overpriced

Cicaplast cream is 10/10!! Especially if you have rosasea or keratosis pilaris!!!

I tried one of their face masks and loved the experience. It left my skin feeling smooth and nourished without being too watery.

Skincare is personal - Dr. Jart+ has product lines for a variety of concerns throughout the year and skin type/troubles. It is a long time, OG beauty line from Korea and still successful to this day in such a competitive market for a reason! The products definitely deliver on their promises - heavy moisturizers are heavy, and the lightweight moisturizers are lightweight. They are very "featured ingredient" focused and that's exactly the way you should approach their products. A star is taken off for reformulation of products - particularly their Ceramidin line - that seemed to make the product less effective in their intended use... including me. My personal favorite is the Tiger Grass Color Correcting serum - for reference, I am a medium-neutral and the product is great at reducing redness for no makeup days or makes for a great primer for days when I have a bit of extra redness for makeup to apply on better!

amazinggg brand. as someone with sensitive and combination skin, it can be hard to find effective yet soothing products. i can always count of dr jart to do my skin right. the formulas are effective and amazing!! only downside is that the brand is a bit pricey, but it’s worth all the money!!!

Love the cicapair tiger grass color corrector. It works great to even out skin tone!

This brand has a wide range of products and they all work very well and are unique.

I have rosacea and my skin is highly sensitive. The tiger grass might mask is amazing for calming my skin and the ceramidin moisturizer is one of the few I can use that won’t make my skin react. It’s thick and provides a protective layer, a must for winter time! The color corrector is also amazing, but only works on fair skin tones.

i really love the smoothie face masks

I think this works really well with Asian skin. Smells great!

I received the Cicapair color correcting serum in a gift set, and my life was literally changed. I use it instead of foundation for a calming alternative that helps even out of my skin tone. All of their products are formulated with skin barrier protection in mind, and I love that approach. The formulas feel so luxurious, and I love using their sheet masks at the end of a long day.

I use Dr Tart Cicaplast green cream almost daily. It counteracts redness in your face and has spf. I don't use enough of the product to get full spf benefits. I honestly buy the travel size of the cream because the larger one is too big and I can't go through the entire tub quickly enough.

The Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting is quality-wise a great product. It lasts forever, and holds irs promise to reduce the appearence of blemish skin. However, I have an olive skin tone, and the balm does not agree with that. It is more suitable for red-toned skin.

I've tried a variety of Dr. Jart+ products. Fan of the sheets masks. I've been using the Tiger Grass color correcting treatment with SPF for the past 8 months and it's such a unique product. It does help some with reducing redness, but it's a bit hard to blend. I've found that it's crucial to let the treatment fully absorb before applying make up on top, or it will pill - it takes a long time to fully absorb though, far longer than a typical moisturizer in my opinion, so any time I use it, it really slows down my full routine flow. I've also used the Ceramidin serum toner and moisturizer in the past, specifically back when I had to walk a couple miles to and from my college campus during harsh midwest winters. Incredibly moisturizing, but because my skin hates shea butter, I had to discontinue use of the moisturizer. I gave the products to a friend with less acne-prone skin and the Ceramidin combo has been her HG for almost a decade since then!

I only tried a smaller sample of the sort of color correcting with built in spf - I think it was cicapair. I really liked the texture, consistency, and results. It goes on sort of creamy green and then blends in really nicely. I do have other brands that I trust more, but would still recommend to someone who wants to try something new

I wanted to love this, I really did. It works so well at covering redness and doesn't contain pore clogging ingredients, but I just can't move past the sheer amount of essential oils in this. Although it didn't break me out or give me any new acne, the areas where I used the colour corrector got a little redder, and seemed to be drying out more. I have super dry, sensitive, acne prone skin, so I'm sure this won't be the case for everyone, but if you're a sensitive girlie like me, I probs wouldn't reccommend!