Main ingredients: tomato (detoxing and antioxidant), lemon (accelerates collagen synthesis and whitens), baicha (whitens) and houstonia (anti-inflammatory and antioxidant).

Claims: Whitening, Evening Tone, Anti-spots, Anti-Inflammatory, Anti-redness, Anti-oxidant, Improves acne

My experience: I have been using this mask once a week for a few months. When applying it on the skin first I notice a bit of sting, but after a few minutes the sensation fades. I guess it is due to the whitening ingredients. Nevertheless, the final feeling on the skin is calming and soothing, and I am able to appreciate the inflammation and redness reduced. I find it a little difficult to rinse off. If I use just water, a thin layer of white cast is left behind, so I have to use a cotton pad with micellar water. I have to say that I have not noticed any long-term improvement over inflammation or acne.

I would recommend it to people with problems of inflammation, congestion and redness, but not for extremely sensitive skins due to citric ingredients.

It didn't do anything apart from whitening, which is what it claimed to do, it didn't break me out, and it whitened by acne scars and made my skin tone brighter. It didn't break me out neither did it help with any of my other skin concerns apart from evening out the skin tone and making my skin paler.

I love a good packaging, and Tony Moly always come up with one. As for the cream, it's really high on fragrance, and I got clogged pores after using this. My friend who has no problem with her skin did not get irritated by this.

It stings my skin a little as well.