PURITO · Reviewed by RAYLIUR • Skincare Reviews · Published 2026-04-27
Based on a review by RAYLIUR • Skincare Reviews (accessed 2026-04-27).
Based on this review alone: worth considering for gently exfoliates without irritation, but does not lather well, requiring a large amount of product is a real trade-off.
The reviewer highly recommends the reformulated Purito Oats Toner, giving it an A grade and stating it's the only product from the lineup they would repurchase due to its improved formula with PDRN, layerability, and hydrating effects. The cleanser received a B grade, and the gel cream a B+, both noted as above average but with specific drawbacks like poor lathering for the cleanser and insufficient moisture lock for the gel cream.
This review covers three products from Purito's Oat In line: the Gentle Exfoliating Face Cleanser, the Oats Toner (featuring PDRN), and the Calming Gel Cream. The reviewer provides a detailed analysis of each product's performance, texture, scent, and suitability for various skin types based on their personal experience.
The PURITO Oat In Gentle Exfoliating Face Cleanser disappoints as a mask cleanser despite its convenient tube packaging: its poor lathering ability undermines its effectiveness. The reviewer found it difficult to get a good lather, requiring a large amount of product, unlike comparable cleansers such as Mida's rice scrub cleanser or Anoa's heart leaf cleanser which lather well with less. While it contains oat particles for gentle exfoliation and did not irritate the reviewer's reactive skin, its primary flaw is the lack of lather. If you prioritize a gentle exfoliant that won't irritate sensitive skin and don't mind a minimal lather, this might work for you. If you expect a rich lather or superior exfoliation from a mask cleanser, look at alternatives like Foley's tomato mask cleanser for oily skin.
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The Purito Oats In Gentle Exfoliating Cleanser comes in a tube, which the reviewer finds a lot more convenient compared to older mask cleansers that typically came in tubs or jars.
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The cleanser contains oats particles and oats seed water, intended to gently exfoliate the skin and clean out pores.
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The reviewer's reactive skin did not experience any redness or red patches while cleansing with this product, indicating it did not cause irritation.
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The cleanser consistently failed to produce a good lather; the reviewer had to use a "huge glob" of product just to get a little bit of lather, which was annoying.
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The reviewer states that other mask cleansers, like Mida's rice scrub, Foley's tomato mask, and Anoa's heart leaf cleanser, offer better exfoliation, work better for oily skin, or lather up more nicely.
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The reformulated Purito Oats Toner contains 5 ppm of PDRN, which is equivalent to 0.005%.
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The overall formula of the Purito Oats Toner felt lighter and allowed the reviewer's skin to breathe easier underneath.
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The reviewer layered about 12 layers of the toner in one night and found their skin was able to handle it without noticing any weight.
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After using the toner, the reviewer noticed their pores looked healthy and even the next morning, a result they hadn't achieved with the old oat toner.
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The reviewer's skin felt noticeably plumper and more hydrated throughout the day after using the toner, attributing this to the PDRN helping to seal in moisture.
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Despite being fragrance-free, the reviewer's sensitive nose detected a 'fishy, plasticky' glycerin smell that they were not a huge fan of, but it didn't bother them excessively.
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The gel cream contains 77% oat seed water for calming the skin, along with panthenol, squalane, and betaglucan, all described as skin barrier friendly ingredients.
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The gel cream felt breathable and made the reviewer's skin feel supple, sinking quickly into the skin without leaving an obnoxious film on the surface.
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While fine for oily skin, the gel cream is not moisture-locking enough for individuals with dry or dehydrated skin types.
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Despite having no added fragrance, the cream has a 'weird' smell that the reviewer dislikes, describing it as a blend of sour oats and glycerin.
The reviewer, who has sensitive and reactive skin, found that the Purito Oat In Gentle Exfoliating Cleanser did not cause any redness or red patches during use. It's formulated with oats particles and oats seed water for gentle exfoliation and pore cleansing, making it suitable for delicate skin types.
The reviewer experienced significant difficulty getting the cleanser to lather. They consistently had to use a "huge glob" of the product to achieve even a little bit of foam, which was noted as an annoying drawback compared to other mask cleansers.
The reformulated Purito Oats Toner, containing 5 ppm (0.005%) PDRN, has a lighter formula that feels breathable on the skin. The reviewer found it highly layerable, applying 12 layers without any heavy feeling. It noticeably improved the health and evenness of their pores and provided plumper, more sustained hydration throughout the day, especially when used with a good moisturizer.
Despite being fragrance-free, the reviewer's sensitive nose detected a distinct 'fishy, plasticky' scent, which they attributed to glycerin. While not a preferred smell, it was mild enough that it didn't overly bother them.
The gel cream is formulated with 77% oat seed water, panthenol, squalane, and betaglucan, all of which are beneficial for the skin barrier. The reviewer found that it felt breathable, made their skin feel supple and plump, and provided effective hydration, absorbing quickly without leaving any film.
While the gel cream is considered fine for oily skin due to its breathable nature, the reviewer concluded that it is not moisture-locking enough for those with dry or dehydrated skin types, implying it may not provide adequate long-term hydration for such conditions.
The gel cream does not contain added fragrance; however, the reviewer noted a 'weird' natural smell, describing it as a blend of sour oats and glycerin, which they found unpleasant.
75/100 source quality
In this K-Beauty review, Ray from RAYLIUR evaluates Purito's Oat In line, including the Gentle Exfoliating Face Cleanser, Oats Toner with PDRN, and the Calming Gel Cream. She shares her experiences with each product's texture, efficacy, and scent on her oily, sensitive, reactive, and dehydrated skin. The toner, enhanced with PDRN, is highlighted as a significant improvement over its predecessor, offering superior hydration and pore refinement. While the cleanser and gel cream are deemed good, they fall short of being top recommendations in their categories due to issues like poor lather and insufficient moisture-locking.
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