Torriden
Dive-In Serum 50ml$27.00Torriden
- Categories
- 6
- Price range
- $3.52 to $75.00
- Most named actives
- Panthenol 36Allantoin 34Sodium Hyaluronate 30
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Dive In Low Molecular Hyaluronic Acid Soothing Cream$19.99
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Dive-In Hyaluronic Acid Soothing Cream 100ml$30.00
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Balanceful Cica Calming Serum 50ml$30.00
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Dive In Trial Kit$21.17
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Balanceful Cica Toner Pad 60 Pads$27.50
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Solid-In Ceramide All Day Essence 100ml$35.00
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DIVE IN Soothing Sun Stick SPF 50+ PA++++ 19g$35.00
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Cellmazing Pore Perfecting Ampoule 30ml$37.50
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Cellmazing Brightening Spot Toning Pad 175ml/70ea$35.00
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Balanceful Cica Soothing Cream 80ml$32.50
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Balanceful Control Nose Patch 10ea$42.50
Two lines, and a molecular weight in the name
Torriden is essentially two ranges. Dive-In is low molecular weight hyaluronic acid, sold as a serum, a 300ml toner, a 200ml skin booster, creams at 80ml and 100ml, a mask sheet and an 80 pad jar. Solid-In is the ceramide range for skin that is losing water rather than short of it.
Balanceful is the third, smaller line, built on centella for congested and reactive skin, and it has its own cleansers, pads and serum. The recurring actives are panthenol, allantoin, sodium hyaluronate and trehalose, which is the ingredient profile of a brand that is genuinely about hydration rather than using it as a label.
Dive-In or Solid-In?
Dive-In if your skin feels tight and looks dull, Solid-In if it feels rough and stings. Those are two different problems: one is a water problem and hyaluronic acid at several molecular weights addresses it, the other is a lipid problem and ceramides are what fix it. Most people need one layer of each, which is the Dive-In serum under the Solid-In cream, and that pairing is a complete routine on its own. Balanceful is a third answer, not an addition to either.
What does low molecular weight actually mean on a Korean label?
It means the brand is declaring the size of the hyaluronic acid rather than just its presence, and Korean formulas often declare several weights in one product. A smaller molecule sits differently in the formula than a large one, which is why two hyaluronic acid serums can feel completely unalike. Korean labelling lets a brand state this on the front, so it is a checkable claim rather than a marketing one, and the ingredient list on each page here is where you check it.