Description
The Dynasty Cream draws on centuries-old Korean beauty traditions built around rice and ginseng. Beauty of Joseon designs it as a nourishing moisturizer that delivers deep hydration and a dewy, healthy-looking finish while supporting the moisture barrier. It is offered in 30 ml, 50 ml and 100 ml jars and is listed by the brand as free from alcohol, fragrance and silicones.
Key ingredients
- Rice bran water – rich in amino acids and minerals, used for hydration and softness.
- Ginseng root water – chosen by the brand for moisture and barrier support.
- Squalane – a lightweight emollient that adds a dewy finish.
- Niacinamide – helps balance the look of oil and moisture and uneven texture.
- Hyaluronic acid and ceramide NP – also listed in the full ingredient list for hydration and comfort.
How to use
- Apply after cleanser, toner and serum.
- Take a small amount: about half a pea for oily, acne-prone or combination skin, and a coin-sized amount for other skin types.
- Spread over the face and neck and pat in with your fingers.
- Use morning and evening.
Who it suits
Beauty of Joseon formulates it for all skin types, with a particular focus on normal to dry skin. The brand also describes it as non-comedogenic tested and suitable for sensitive skin, so it is a versatile cream for Canadian winters.
Good to know
The fragrance-free formula is a plus for sensitive skin, but oily skin types should start with a smaller amount to avoid a heavy feel. Patch test first: apply a small amount behind the ear or on the inner forearm for a few days and stop using the product if redness, itching or stinging appears. Avoid the eye area unless the product is designed for it, and speak with a pharmacist or dermatologist if you have a known skin condition or allergy.
melaxin.ca is an independent K-Beauty guide. The details above summarise what the brand publishes about this product; formulas, sizes and packaging can change between markets and batches, so always read the ingredient list and directions on your own package before use.