As someone who loves discovering under-the-radar skincare gems, stumbling upon Logically, Skin felt like finding a quiet, science-driven corner of K-beauty that hasn’t quite hit the mainstream yet. A relatively new and small Korean skincare brand, Logically, Skin piqued my interest with its sleek, minimal packaging and an ethos centered around science-led formulations, an approach I deeply resonate with.
What started as a test run of their Brightening Peptide Ampoule quickly turned into a full-on skincare experiment, and after over a month of incorporating nearly their entire line (minus cleanser and heavy moisturizer), I have quite a few thoughts. Spoiler : I’m impressed.
🔬 The Philosophy
Logically, Skin positions itself around the marriage of logic (science) and skin (nature), and it really shows in their ingredient choices and textures. Nothing feels overly perfumed, gimmicky, or aggressively active as this is skincare for the thoughtful minimalist who still wants visible results.
Here’s a breakdown of everything I tried :
🔅 Aquatide Multi-Purpose Mist – USD$15.99
A simple, featherlight toner that earns major points for convenience. The fine mist spray bottle makes it incredibly user-friendly, especially on hot, lazy mornings. It’s not deeply hydrating, but it does just enough to prep the skin without leaving any residue or tackiness. If you’re looking for a no-fuss hydrating step that layers well with other products, this is a solid pick.
Rating : 8/10 – Mid-Range Price (MRP)
Great for : Summer, layering, anyone who hates heavy toners.
🔅 Skin Brightuning Peptide Ampoule – USD$17.99
The standout star of the lineup. This thicker ampoule glides on beautifully and leaves a lit-from-within glow. While it didn’t do much for stubborn pigmentation, the brightness and silky-smooth texture it delivered made a major difference in how my skin looked and how my makeup sat on top of it. I’ve already repurchased. Enough said.
Rating : 10/10 – Would Repurchase (WRP)
Great for : Dull skin, dry patches, smoothing texture.
🔅 Skin Aquatide Resurface Serum – USD$22.99
Despite the hype, this one didn’t quite wow me. It hydrates, surely, but it’s not the skin-quenching miracle I hoped for as someone with dry skin. However, when layered with the Brightuning Serum, I noticed a subtle "glass skin" effect that’s hard to ignore. It may work better for less dry skin types or as a supplementary step.
Rating : 6/10 – Would Not Repurchase (WNRP)
Great for : Layering, normal to combination skin, subtle hydration boost.
🔅 Multi-Lifting Cream – USD$23.99
A gentle, lightly fragranced cream that feels elegant and comforting. It doesn’t pack enough moisture for me overnight, but as a daytime hydrator—or even as a neck cream as it works beautifully. One pump is the perfect amount, and the smooth finish plays well under SPF or makeup. Don’t expect dramatic lifting, but do expect happy, softened skin.
Rating : 7/10 – Mid-Range Price (MRP)
Great for : Daytime use, lightweight hydration, normal to oily skin.
🔅 Hydro Multi-Shield Sun Essence – USD$12.97
This one broke my heart a little. It’s such a good sunscreen, lightweight, moisturizing, completely non-greasy, and invisible on the skin. It doubles as a primer, never pills, and feels like a dream. Unfortunately, my childhood sunscreen allergy reared its head, and I broke out in tiny bumps (likely due to the chemical filters). But if your skin plays well with chemical SPFs? You need this.
Rating : 10/10 for formula – just not for me
Great for : Dry skin, makeup wearers, SPF haters who haven’t found “the one.”
✨ Final Thoughts
Logically, Skin feels like a hidden gem, quietly intelligent, elegantly formulated, and perfect for those who appreciate subtlety and synergy in skincare. While not every product was a hit for me personally, the overall quality is impressive, especially considering the price point (and frequent sales on sites like Jolse). If you’re intrigued by clean aesthetics, smart ingredients, and a science-first approach, this is a brand worth exploring.
Favorites : Brightuning Peptide Ampoule + Hydro Multi-Shield Sun Essence
Least Favorite : Aquatide Resurface Serum
Overall Brand Rating : 8.5/10 – Smart, sleek, and promising
20Comments-
Influencer2 days agoI’ve been really curious about this brand! The Brightuning Peptide Ampoule sounds like a dream. I’m all for products that give you that glow without the heaviness. Have you noticed any long-term results with it? Influencer2 days agoYes, I love the whole minimalist vibe of Logically, Skin! The Aquatide Multi-Purpose Mist is great for layering, but I agree with you, A, that it’s more of a quick fix than a deep hydration step. It’s perfect for lazy days though.
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Influencer2 days agoI’ve tried the Multi-Lifting Cream and while it’s nice, I was expecting more of a dramatic difference, especially in terms of lifting. It’s great as a daily hydrator, but not a game-changer for me. Anyone else feel that way? Influencer2 days agoI totally get that. I’ve tried the Hydro Multi-Shield Sun Essence, and it felt amazing at first, but sadly, it didn’t agree with my skin. The formula is so good, though! If you can handle chemical sunscreens, this one’s a winner for sure. Influencer2 days agoSame with me. I was heartbroken because it worked perfectly under makeup, but my skin didn’t love it. I think I need to stick to mineral sunscreens. That Brightuning Peptide Ampoule sounds like a must-try, though! Anyone notice if it helps with texture? Influencer2 days ago@Influencer Oh, definitely! The Brightuning Peptide Ampoule has done wonders for my skin texture. It smooths everything out and gives such a natural glow. It’s my favorite from the line, no contest! Influencer2 days ago@Influencer I agree! The ampoule is such a winner. It’s not too heavy, and it really brightens up my complexion. I think I might pick up a second bottle while it’s on sale! Influencer2 days agoYeah, I’m thinking of trying that too. My skin is a bit on the dry side, so I’ve been layering it with the Aquatide Resurface Serum to get that glass-skin effect. It’s subtle but definitely adds something. Influencer2 days agoI’m still not sure about the Aquatide Resurface Serum. It wasn’t the hydration boost I was hoping for, but maybe I’ll give it another shot mixed with the Brightuning Ampoule. Anyone had that combo work well? Influencer2 days agoI think layering them works fine if you’re not looking for intense hydration, but I didn’t get the "wow" factor I was expecting either. Definitely still curious about the other products though! Influencer2 days ago@Influencer Yeah, the layering effect works great for me, too. I guess it’s all about finding the right combination for your skin type. Overall, I’m loving the minimal approach though t really feels like the brand gets what we need. Influencer2 days ago@Influencer Exactly! It’s refreshing to see a brand focus on smart ingredients without the overwhelming fluff. I’m definitely going to stick with the Brightuning Peptide Ampoule and maybe try the Multi-Lifting Cream for day use. Influencer2 days ago@Influencer Yeah, the Brightuning Peptide Ampoule is such a gem. I love how it gives me a glow without feeling greasy. Do you find it layers well with other serums? Influencer2 days ago@Influencer Oh, absolutely! I layer it with the Aquatide Resurface Serum, and it’s like a dream. I don’t get the full-on glass skin effect, but it definitely makes my skin feel smoother and more even. How about you? Influencer2 days agoI’ve been keeping it pretty simple just the Brightuning Ampoule and sunscreen for me. The glow it gives is honestly enough to skip foundation some days. I love that it feels so lightweight too. Influencer2 days ago@Influencer Same here! I’ve even been using it as a base for my makeup, and it makes my skin look so radiant. It’s like a secret glow booster. I'm lowkey obsessed. Do you think you'd try any of the other products? Influencer2 days agoI’m tempted by the Hydro Multi-Shield Sun Essence bc it sounds like the perfect sunscreen for lazy days when I don’t want something heavy. I’ve heard good things about it from others too, despite the mixed reactions. Influencer2 days ago@Influencer I’ve heard good things too, and the fact that it works as a primer is a big plus! I’m kind of scared to try it because of the whole chemical sunscreen thing, but I’m intrigued. If it works as well as it sounds, it might be worth a try. Influencer2 days agoDefinitely! I think I’ll take the plunge and try it. Worst case, it’s another layer of SPF. I just love how the whole line feels so smart and intentional, you know? Influencer2 days ago@Influencer Exactly! Nothing feels unnecessary or overwhelming. It's like they really thought about what works without all the fluff. I’m in for more of this brand for sure!