Yejihu Evident
Yejihu's Self-evident line on skinsli is a luxury Korean herbal skincare range built around wrinkle-care claims. The Self-evident Cream (50g) is the core moisturizer, the Self-evident Latex (150ml) is the emulsion or lotion step that comes before it, and a dedicated Self-evident Eye Cream (30g) targets the eye area. The line is marketed as a wrinkle-improvement functional herbal formula on its own product labeling. If you would rather not buy pieces separately, it is also offered as a 3-piece cream multi-pack, a Self-evident 3 kinds set, and a larger Self-evident Herbal Gold set of 5. This page groups the current in-stock Yejihu Self-evident lineup in one place.
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Buying guide
Understanding Yejihu's Self-evident line
Yejihu's Self-evident line groups a cream, a latex (emulsion), and an eye cream around one wrinkle-care herbal formula, and also sells the same pieces bundled as multi-packs and sets. Here is what each listing actually is.
Self-evident Cream
The Self-evident Cream, 50g, is the core moisturizer in the line. Its full product name calls out a wrinkle-improvement functional herbal nutrition formula, which is how Yejihu positions this cream on the label.
Self-evident Latex (emulsion)
The Self-evident Latex, 150ml, is the emulsion or lotion step. In its longer listing it is described as a women's basic lotion and moisturizing emulsion with the same wrinkle-improvement, moisture-functional positioning as the cream, meant to be applied before it.
Self-evident Eye Cream
The Self-evident Eye Cream, 30g, is formulated for the eye area specifically, separate from the all-over cream. Use it alongside the latex and cream rather than in place of them.
What "wrinkle improvement functional" means here
Several Self-evident listings carry a "wrinkle improvement functional" description as part of the product name. This reflects how Yejihu labels the cream and latex; it describes the product's stated category rather than a claim skinsli is making beyond the manufacturer's own naming.
Self-evident Herbal Gold set of 5
The Self-evident Herbal Gold set of 5 bundles five pieces of the line together, useful if you want to try most of the range at once rather than buying the cream, latex, and eye cream separately.
Self-evident 3 kinds set
The Luxury Self-evident 3 kinds set is a smaller bundle covering three pieces of the line, a middle option between buying a single product and the full 5-piece Herbal Gold set.
3-piece cream multi-pack
The Self-evident Cream is also sold as a 3-pack of the same 50g jar, which is a straightforward way to stock up on the cream alone without adding the latex or eye cream.
Building a routine from this line
A simple order to try: the Self-evident Latex first for lightweight hydration, the Self-evident Cream for richer moisture, and the Self-evident Eye Cream around the eyes. Start with a set if you want to try the whole line at once.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Self-evident Cream and the Self-evident Latex?
The Self-evident Latex, 150ml, is the emulsion or lotion step applied first for lightweight hydration. The Self-evident Cream, 50g, follows it as the richer, all-over moisturizer.
Can I use the Self-evident Eye Cream on my whole face instead of the regular cream?
The Self-evident Eye Cream, 30g, is formulated for the eye area specifically. Use the regular Self-evident Cream for the rest of your face and keep the eye cream for around the eyes.
What is the difference between the Self-evident Herbal Gold set of 5 and the 3 kinds set?
The Herbal Gold set of 5 bundles five pieces of the line together, while the Luxury Self-evident 3 kinds set is a smaller three-piece bundle. Pick the 5-piece set to try more of the range, or the 3-piece set for a lighter starting bundle.
What is the 3 luxury self-evident Cream 50g listing?
That listing is a 3-pack of the same 50g Self-evident Cream jar, useful for stocking up on the cream alone without also buying the latex or eye cream.
What does "wrinkle improvement functional" mean on the Self-evident labels?
It reflects how Yejihu names and categorizes the Self-evident Cream and Latex on their own product labeling. It describes the manufacturer's stated product category rather than an additional claim beyond what is printed on the product name.
In what order should I use the Self-evident line?
A simple order is the Self-evident Latex first for lightweight hydration, then the Self-evident Cream for richer moisture, with the Self-evident Eye Cream applied around the eyes at either step.















