I think this Sungboon editor hand cream is quite nice. It isn't too greasy. I find the fragrance to be quite strong, but I can be sensitive to scents. (It is a perfumed hand cream, so it makes sense to have a strong fragrance.)I think the freesia is more overpowering than the bergamot. A pity, because I really love bergamot. It's a very floral scent overall.Both the bottle and the tube come sealed.

I love miniature hand lotion tubes that I can keep in my bag, or throw in my teens' backpacks in winter so that they can use them in school as well.This particular one has a very nice light fragrance, it's lightweight so it won't keep your hands greasy for too long. Ideal to use in the morning just before leaving the house, or during the day when you need to add moisture to your hands, but without waiting for too long for it absorb.Comes sealed in a box, plus the tube itself has a vacuum seal under the cap. Has an expiration date as usual with good Korean products. The ingredients and everything else on the box is pretty much in Korean, so I added photos of translated information. I ran the products through the Yuka app, and it rates pretty highly without anything suspicious or harmful.

This cream is more of a lotion consistency than a heavy cream. It works nicely for daytime, as it doesn't take forever to absorb. It hydrates lightly, and leaves my skin lightly scented. When I first applied, it had a floral & sharp scent. As it absorbed, more of a woodsy/warm scent came through. Maybe sandalwood. It is actually not overwhelming for something described as perfume-like. It's quite pleasant, and a nice little pick-me-up during the day.