Review on 🌿 Yadah Green Tea Pure Cleansing Balm #2, 3.38fl.oz. – Vegan Hypoallergenic Sherbet Makeup Remover Enriched with Natural Plant-Derived Oils by Robert Hickey

THIS PRODUCT IS HORRIBLE. DO NOT BUY THIS! I've always had fairly clear skin and after my last skincare routine it was practically flawless and baby smooth. However, since I use makeup all day, I decided that I should buy a makeup balm to prevent my husband's micellar water from being absorbed. I really liked the Green Clean balm and heard this balm is said to be similar. However, shortly after purchasing and using it, I noticed a small pimple-like bump appearing above my upper lip. I ignored it, thinking it was just a common pimple I get sometimes and shortly after that it popped up on its own. Unfortunately, instead of healing as usual, it kept getting worse and eventually turned into a painful and horrible blister that completely engulfed the area between my nose and upper lip, as in the first photo. Not only that, he was oozing pus and he was never healed. I wasn't aware at the time that the balm had this effect and continued to use it every night on other areas of my face to remove makeup, avoiding that particular area but still using it on other areas of my lips to remove it Lipstick. . This resulted in more of those small painful and burning blisters on my face, around my cheeks (areas of blush and concealer), lips (areas of lipstick), and even on one of my brows (eyeliner). That's when I realized the only reason for this could be that awful balm as it's the only thing I've changed about my routine lately. I haven't used it since and thankfully the blisters seem to heal more easily but it's still very painful, I can barely move my lips due to the scab and it's knocked my confidence. It all started at least 2 1/2 weeks ago and I stopped using the balm at least 3 days ago. I'm worried that my skin will never go back to normal and I'll leave behind horrible scars that may never go away, so save yourself the trouble and stay away!