Nature Republic Review: The Korean Skincare Line
With natural ingredients from all over the world, Nature Republic claims to produce all-natural skincare solutions using only the best materials from found in nature. The Korea based brand is recognised internationally but remains highly touted in Korea and Asia for their skincare solutions for the signs of ageing and discolouration. The brand is also acknowledged for the creative store concept. The flagship Nature Republic retail location is covered in plants and greenery on the outside and inside. It’s hard to resist the claims of this brand and the overall sense of excitement and faith in the brand from the Asian skincare community. This review is designed to dig beyond the claims, hype and aesthetics to provide information for skincare enthusiasts considering Nature Republic for their regimen.
*Nature Republic develops hair and skin products. This Nature Republic review only pertains to the skincare products.
Benefits of Nature Republic Skincare
Innovation in Natural Skincare:
Nature Republic has gained positive attention from the skincare community because of their dedication to innovative and natural ingredients. In addition to incorporating proven ingredients like aloe vera and argan oil, products also include seaweed, bee venom and other ingredients for skin improvement. The early tests done by the relatively new brand are positive and have customers flocking to try their newest products.
Extensive Line of Products:
Nature Republic has a vast array of products, creams and treatment options for customers. The products are generally reasonably priced (until you start buying too many as often happens in store). Most creams and cleansers come in different versions to allow for effective improvement depending on skin type and condition.
Downsides of Nature Republic Skincare
Not as natural as products originally seem:
While the store displays, product names and even brand name can be misleading, the truth is Nature Republic products are only partially organic or natural. Each product includes natural components like seaweed and minerals but a closer look at ingredient lists unveils some tucked in chemicals. If you’re truly looking for an all-natural skincare line, prepare for disappointment with Nature Republic.
Negative Reactions:
As should be expected with the use of such varied ingredients, Nature Republic Skincare has left many reviewers with adverse reactions such as inflammation or redness. Some of these irritations are allergic reactions and others subsided after multiple uses but many reviewers felt the reactions were uncomfortable or undesirable enough to stop using the products.
Products to try from Nature Republic
Nature Republic Super Aqua Max Watery Cream:
This cream is one of Nature Republic’s bestsellers and works wonders for people looking for deep moisture treatment for their skin. Most users applied the cream at night and were impressed at the way their skin absorbed the moisture and appeared smoother and softer in the morning without becoming oily or greasy. The cream comes in different variations for alternative skin types (dry, oily, combination, etc.) so be sure to read their specifications and choose the cream that’s right for you. It comes with an application spoon and has a slight fragrance.
Bee Venom Spot Treatment:
If you are looking for innovation and creative solutions, look no further than Nature Republic’s Been Venom Spot Treatment. Bee venom has recently garnered attention because it might potentially boost collagen production. Unfortunately, in addition to impressive reviews, some users felt as though they saw acne breakouts or negative reactions as a result of using the product.
Our Final Word on The Nature Republic Brand
This skincare brand gets points for creativity and innovation and piquing our interest with different ingredients. Unfortunately, it seems as though creativity trumped some of the quality in their products. Consumers with relatively easy skin will have the best result but it sounds like negative reactions are not worth the possibly positive attributes.
