I just want to give an update on this Tony Moly Peach Punch Sweet Foam Cleanser. I just want to give an update on it. I've used about half a bottle. For me personally, I like to let my natural oils have a chance to kind of just like rehydrate, re-nourish my body head to toe. So I shower about every other day and that's also my baby's schedule too, so it's easier for me to shower with her. The thing about this, it is stripping. I will be honest, it is kind of stripping. And I have dry skin already, so it is kind of rough. It's not too stripping to the point where you have to worry about it. If you use a great moisturizer afterwards, you should be fine. For me personally, I am going to switch cleansers. I just found out I'm pregnant and for whatever reason I'm pregnant, all moisture I swear is up from my body and I can barely drink water. But overall, I think this is a good cleanser.

Hi everyone, I'm just reviewing Tony Moly's Peach Punch. This cleanser I love. I've used it before. I love the scent which usually I typically stay away from scents because they can be irritant to the skin or you just don't like it. I personally, if it's not overpowering or if it's a nice light scent, I don't mind it. This one is just very light on the skin. It doesn't feel very stripping. I will review it more after I use it now because I did have a baby and those who have had a baby, they know your skin changes. Your skin needs, your hair needs, your body needs, they all change after you have a baby. So I'm excited to see what this one and even this one does for my skin now.

last update on Tony Moly Peach Punch Cleanser. So I ended up throwing it away. It is not good if you already have dry skin, don't use it. It's very harsh, it's not as gentle as you think it is when you read it. It's not bad, I would say it's probably better if somebody has excessively oily skin. But I'm still using the Moisture Boost one. So yep, that is my final update on the Tony Moly one.

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