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Did CeraVe just dupe Korean skincare? This is American moisturizer. This is Korean moisturizer. And I've partnered with CeraVe to see if their HA water gel is actually worth the dupe. My hydration level with no moisturizer on is 60%. Now for this side of my face, 59%. I have the same amount on both sides. This is the viral Korean moisturizer. This is blending out pretty nicely. There's also a fragrance to it. Now that this is all blended out, you can see the shine on my face, and it is a little sticky, but not too bad. CeraVe, let's blend this out. Ooh, I'm actually surprised by how nicely this is blending. I do like the texture of this. It's very lightweight. It's actually lighter and not as sticky as the Korean cream. You can see that this side is quite glowy. I will say that the CeraVe moisturizer, it doesn't feel as heavy on my skin. Oh, and there's no fragrance. I know that Korean skincare can tend to have fragrance, so if you have more sensitive skin, I would definitely go with the CeraVe. This is the CeraVe side and you could see my skin is glowing. This is the Korean skincare side. Oh, it's actually not glowing as much. I will say that the Kbeauty side, it feels a little more sticky or feels like there's like something on top of my skin versus the CeraVe side. I feel like is actually penetrating into my skin. I'm actually so surprised that the CeraVe side has more glow than the Kbeauty side. The real test is seeing which side is more hydrating. CeraVe side is. Ooh, hydration levels is at 96%. 36% increase. 60% to 96%. Kbeauty side. Oh, it's at 92%. 33% increase. 59% to 92%. The winner for this hydration test is CeraVe. 36% increase. 60% to 96%. If you're looking for a lightweight gel moisturizer that's actually hydrating, check this one out from CeraVe and you can get it on Amazon.