comparing similar products

1. What’s the difference? Comparing Similar Products To Find What’s Best For You Before trying a new product, many people will go online and look up reviews, or check what their favourite beauty bloggers have said about it. But everyone’s skin is different, so what one person says works may not necessarily translate into the same results for you. That being said, there are a lot of really great brands and cult favorite products. So how do we choose one over another, especially if they are both great products and seem really similar? If there are multiple toners that are described as “hydrating”, how do I know which one I should get? We’re comparing some products that are similar, but looking into some subtle differences that might make it easier to choose which will work better for you. Some of them suit certain skin types better, some are targeted at difference consumers, and some are purely a matter of preference. Visit Us: https://niasha.ch/ Page 1

2. What’s the difference? Comparing Similar Products To Find What’s Best For You Powder Enzyme Cleansers If you’ve never tried a powder cleanser, you might find them surprisingly convenient and easy-to-use. Because they’re dry they have a great shelf life, and are an ideal product to bring travelling. They also often have a combination of gentle exfoliation and cleansing that make them a multi-purposed product to have on hand. Tosowoong Enzyme Powder Wash Green Tea and Enzyme Powder Wash v/s By Wishtrend Let’s start with some similarities - both cleansers are pH balancing (at around 5.5.), which means they won’t strip your skin or be unduly harsh. They also both contain papain, an extract from papaya which is a mild exfoliant. One of the first differences you’ll see on the ingredient lists are the type of starch used. The Tosowoong uses corn starch, while the By Wishtrend powder uses baking powder, as well as green tea powder. Visit Us: https://niasha.ch/ Page 2

3. What’s the difference? Comparing Similar Products To Find What’s Best For You Baking powder tends to be safer to use on oilier skin, while green tea can also help reduce excess sebum production. There’s also a difference in texture - the powder in the Tosowoong is more granular, while the By Wishtrend is finer. The amount of exfoliation you get can be adjusted by adding more or less water. The more you use, the more the powder dissolves, so the less physical exfoliation you’ll get. If your skin is oily or prone to acne, the By Wishtrend Green Tea Wash is likely the better choice, as one of its main functions is to unclog pores and prevent acne. If you’re looking for a gentle exfoliant or your skin is prone to being dry, try the Tosowoong Powder Wash. As with a lot of exfoliants, you don’t necessarily need to use them every day - two to three times a week is enough. Visit Us: https://niasha.ch/ Page 3