I’m a skincare expert – which SKKN by Kim Kardashian products to buy and which to avoid | The Sun

ONE skincare expert has shared her review of Kim Kardashian's new skincare line – and she's not impressed by everything.

The skincare-obsessed TikToker tested out SKKN by Kim products and revealed which she thought were worth the buy and which to avoid.


Finding the right skincare product for your skin takes a lot of trial and error.

Skincare expert Amy Chang, known on TikTok as @bondenavant, shared a 37-second video review on TikTok of two products in Kim Kardashian's neutral-colored skincare line, SKKN by Kim.

Chang captioned the video, "Are you feeling excited or fatigued by all the celebrity beauty brand launches?"

With a multitude of celebrities tapping into the hair, makeup, and beauty industry, sometimes the options can overwhelming, so the skincare guru is here to help.

Chang has 1.3 million followers on Tiktok and over 336,000 on her personal Instagram account, so her self-care and beauty methods resonate with many.

The TikTok video kicks off with a classic unboxing vision of the SKKN nude tote.

Then, Chang starts removing a plethora of skincare products within it, as well as a nude headband, a robe, and slippers

Simply written in subtitles over the video is the phrase, "SKKN BY Kim, What to…Buy-Avoid."

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Not to waste any time, Chang delves immediately into her first product review, the SKKN by Kim Oil Drops, $95.

"So buy the oil drops. They're gorgeous," Chang suggests. "They have a very thin texture that sinks right in."

She proceeds to add that the oil drops are lightweight and contain a fat-soluble vitamin C.

This is great for people with sensitive skin, who don't tolerate L-ascorbic acid well but want oxidized protection and skin brightening.

L-ascorbic acid can be irritating for those with rosacea, dermatitis, and sensitive skin.

On the flip side, Chang is not a fan of the SKKN by Kim Toner, $45.

"Now, avoid the toner," Chang bluntly says.

"It feels nice. It's lightweight, but witch-hazel as a second ingredient…It feels overpriced to me for what it is," she states.

For Chang, the price is not right, especially considering what the product itself is.

The TikTok skincare expert closes out the video by asking viewers a simple question.

"Are you planning on trying Kim K's new skincare line? Let me know in the comments below," she says.

The comment section did not hold back, and many were adamant that they were not trying the products.

"Oil drops for $95? I think I’ll pass," one viewer commented.

"AVOID IT ALL," another bluntly stated.

"There are so many better products for half the price. No thanks," another added.

Some viewers were appreciative of Chang's product reviews and are planning on purchasing some of the SKKN by Kim skincare products themselves.

"Yes I can’t wait for it to launch! I really want to try the exfoliator and the serum," one viewer exclaimed.

"Have the full thing. And I’m 100% not disappointed! Love the color for the packaging and the packaging itself! It was really good. Better than Kylie’s," another added in support.

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