I was skeptical of witch hazel and fragrance, but true to its name, it was gentle on my face. I used this once or twice a day for four weeks. My first impression of the product is that it has a strong tea tree scent. The scent goes away after rinsing, and after a few days of use, you get used to the smell. I’ve had the same sentiments with most cleansers I’ve used in the past. I would not say that the smell is bad, but if you’re sensitive to fragrant products, this may turn you off. It lathers a little but, but it doesn’t foam up too much as there aren’t many foaming agents in the ingredients list. The photo makes it seem like the cleanser is orange, but the actual product I received is clear. This product only has 10 identified ingredients. I had a few pimples when I started using this. Thankfully, it didn’t upset my skin. On the contrary, it seemed to have helped my pimple marks dry quicker. It doesn’t remove heavy or waterproof makeup. You definitely need a separate oil cleanser for it, but it works well as a second cleanse and it didn’t leave my face tight or dry. It’s a plus for me that it comes with a pump so the product isn’t exposed and you only need one to two pumps for it to lather on your face. Even after using this for four weeks, not much seems to have been dispensed. For Php 225, this 30 ml cleanser is good value for your money, and it will surely last for months. If your skin is sensitive to witch hazel, tea tree, or strong fragrance, this may not be for you. Otherwise, this is an affordable and gentle cleanser that gives you a fresh feeling after washing up at the end of a long day. This cleanser leaves me with a positive view of witch hazel that is often avoided by some.