TONYMOLY
The Chok Chok Green Tea Watery Eye Cream 30ml$20.00TONYMOLY
- Categories
- 13
- Price range
- $7.50 to $150.00
- Most named actives
- Adenosine 34Centella Asiatica 31Niacinamide 28
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Fresh To Go Pomegranate Foam Cleanser 170ml$10.00
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Fresh To Go Rice Foam Cleanser 170ml$10.00
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Wonder Rice Smoothing Toner 500ml$20.00
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Wonder Tea Tree Pore Fresh Toner 200ml$22.50
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Houttuynia Cordata Cica Quick Calming Mist Serum 110ml$20.00
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Houttuynia Cordata Cica Quick Calming Soothing Gel 300ml$20.00
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Wonder Ceramide Mocchi Water Cream 300ml$20.00
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Houttuynia Cordata Cica Quick Calming Pad 70g$25.00
Novelty packaging, and a back catalogue that is not a novelty
TONYMOLY reached most people abroad through its packaging, the panda pots and the egg shaped cleansers, and that has always undersold the range behind it. The Korean shelf carries its Azulene blemish line, the Aloe 93 percent soothing gels, and a long run of peptide and vitamin C formulas that never travelled alongside the novelty items.
Adenosine, centella asiatica and peptides lead its actives here, which is the profile of a brand doing ordinary Korean formulation rather than running a gift shop. The 200 ml and 250 ml formats are Korean domestic sizes, and they are a large part of why the per millilitre price on this brand looks the way it does.
Where do you start in a range this scattered?
Pick by problem, not by packaging, because this brand's lines barely relate to each other. The Azulene range is the blemish route. The Aloe 93 percent gels are the cheapest way in the store to put a soothing layer over a large area, face or body. The peptide and vitamin C items are the ones to read the ingredient list on first, since that is where the brand competes with ranges twice its price. Read the character packaging as packaging and judge what is inside it on its list.
Is the Korean version of a TONYMOLY product different?
The more common difference is which products exist at all. A great deal of this brand's Korean catalogue simply has no export listing, so the question is usually availability rather than reformulation. Where a product does exist in both places, the list on the page is how you settle it, and every unit here keeps the Korean barcode that says which shelf it came off.