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Thursday, September 10, 2026

[REVIEW] Dear, Klairs - Gentle Black Facial Cleanser and Midnight Blue Calming Cream

Tired skin is not fun, especially when your skin is sensitive.

As somebody who regularly wears makeup, I sometimes struggle with my skin at night after removing my makeup. As gentle as I try to be when I cleanse my face, the redness still appears. It's truly frustrating.

Thank God, I found this Midnight Blue Calming Cream on dear, Klairs website. Honestly, I was so attracted to its blue cream at first, but after reading all the benefits for the skin, I had to grab it along with the Gentle Black Facial Cleanser. Are they worth trying? Let's get into the details!

WHAT IT IS:

Gentle Black Facial Cleanser

A mild low-pH cleanser to remove daily buildup while helping skin feel fresh, balanced, and comfortable after rinsing. Its creamy formula creates a dense, soft foam that helps wash away impurities, fine dust, and residue without leaving skin feeling stripped. The formula is positioned around Klairs' Black Complex, including ingredients such as truffle, blackberry, and black cumin, to support a hydrated and healthy-looking finish. Use it by lathering with wet palms, massaging gently over the face, and rinsing thoroughly with lukewarm water. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin, this cleanser works well as a daily wash or as the second step after an oil cleanse when you want a clean feel with a soft, non-tight finish.

Midnight Blue Calming Cream

This gentle cream instantly calms and soothes sensitive skin. One of the star ingredients includes Guaiazulene, which is a natural component extracted from chamomile oil with powerful calming effects. Centella Asiatica is another ingredient that is included in this calming cream that is often used for healing damaged skin and as an anti-inflammatory agent. Centella Asiatica in this calming cream hydrates the skin and relieves redness.

PACKAGING & TEXTURE:

Lightweight yet sturdy packaging with a safely sealed paper box. Both the cleanser and cream have a thick, creamy texture with no perfume scent (which is great).

RESULT:

As you can see in the picture on the left, my skin had some mild redness after wearing makeup all day. First, I cleansed my face using the Gentle Black Facial Cleanser. A little goes a long way, just add a bit of water to work up a rich foam! It's super gentle, doesn't sting my eyes at all, and rinses off easily without leaving any sticky residue. My skin felt so smooth afterward.

Next, I followed up with the Midnight Blue Calming Cream. I applied a small amount, which easily covered my whole face and neck. Despite its rich texture, it absorbs quickly without feeling greasy. The next morning, as you can see in the photo, my skin looks so calm and smooth, and the redness is completely gone!

I would say this duo is a perfect match for my night routine. If you're dealing with redness or a damaged skin barrier, Midnight Blue Calming Cream is a must-have!

RATING:

Gentle Black Facial Cleanser 4 out of 5

Midnight Blue Calming Cream 5 out of 5

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I Went to Forrest Frank’s Jesus Generation Tour: Here’s What It Was Really Like

Who doesn't know this one of the most popular Christian artists in the world, Forrest Frank? Known for his songs such as Up, Good Day, and Your Way's Better, Forrest Frank is super popular right now, especially among younger people. I still remember when he was still with his duo, Surfaces, with their hit song, Sunday Best (it was a long time ago in early 2019), and I followed his Twitter to keep up with their new songs.

Long story short, my husband and I have been listening to his songs for a few years, and he surprised me by getting us tickets to Forrest Frank's Jesus Generation Tour in St. Louis. I was beyond excited, of course! First, I had really never been to a concert with a huge capacity. Second, I've been a huge fan of Forrest Frank's music (I mean, I know almost all of his songs!). Third, I got to watch the concert with my husband, such a blessing!

We arrived at Enterprise Center around 5 PM, and it was already packed with people waiting in line. We missed out on getting wristbands—since you have to arrive early in the morning, which wasn't feasible for us living in another city. Despite the long queue, getting into the building went pretty quickly, and we checked out the photo booth, concessions, and merch. The show started exactly at 7 PM with the performance of Tori Kelly, she has a very beautiful voice! Forrest Frank literally showed up around 8.30 PM with his newest song, The Jesus Generation.

He sang a lot of his songs, including Amen, Celebration, Somebody Prayed, Thankful, and of course, Good Day and Your Way's Better. During the performance of God is Good, he invited a young girl to rap together with him, she's very cool (check out my video next!). After the performance, the young girl requested a prayer for her mom because right now she's dealing with breast cancer. Forrest ended up coming to her mom, and we all prayed for her healing. Such a beautiful moment!

In the middle of the concert, Cory Asbury appeared as the guest star, singing all the Christian hits too, such as Goodness of Good, Worthy of It All, Amazing Grace, and Reckless Love. It's amazing how the concert suddenly turned into a worship moment. Forrest performed until around 10 PM and closed the concert with another hit song, Lemonade (with The Fig) and Never Get Used To This.

I didn't expect the concert to be that perfect! I truly enjoyed it from beginning to end. The audience was super nice, too. I tried to take a selfie with my husband, and some people offered to take pictures for us. It was such an unforgettable experience—not just because of the artist, but because of how God can use him to bless so many people, especially the younger generation.