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Regular price $20.95 CAD

Mongdies Cica Repair Cream

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Regular price $19.95 CAD

Mongdies Soothing Gel

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Regular price $29.95 CAD

Mongdies Baby Rich Oil

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Regular price $26.45 CAD

Mongdies Ato Cream

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Regular price $21.45 CAD

Mongdies Facial Cleanser

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Regular price $26.45 CAD

Mongdies Bath & Shampoo

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Regular price $21.45 CAD

Mongdies Ato Balm

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Regular price $25.95 CAD

Mongdies Ato Lotion

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Regular price $26.45 CAD

Mongdies Foaming Bath & Shampoo

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Regular price $14.95 CAD

Mongdies Lip Essence

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Regular price $21.45 CAD

Mongdies Stick Balm

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Regular price $23.95 CAD

Mongdies Cream Mist

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Regular price $38.95 CAD

Mongdies Travel Kit

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Regular price $20.95 CAD

Mongdies Powder Lotion

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Regular price $21.45 CAD

Mongdies Hip Cleanser

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Regular price $21.45 CAD

Mongdies Cleansing Water

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Regular price $23.95 CAD

Mongdies Soothing Powder Pact

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Regular price $23.95 CAD

Mongdies Soothing Mist

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Mongdies Korean Baby and Family Skincare

Mongdies is a Korean skincare brand for everyday baby and family care, from bath-time cleansing to daily moisturizing. Choose by what your routine needs: a cleanser, all-over moisture or extra care for dry areas. Then match the texture, age guidance and ingredients to the person using it.

Build a simpler skincare routine

  • Cleanse for the task. Choose a wash for the intended face, body or hair-care routine; rinse-off and leave-on formulas serve different purposes.
  • Start with daily moisture. Choose a texture you can comfortably use regularly, then add targeted care only where needed.
  • Compare the formula, not just the range name. Baby, kids, family and maternity products can have different directions. Check the current package for age, application areas and ingredients.

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Ingredient information that helps you choose

Mongdies emphasizes ingredient disclosure. Read the complete formula for ingredients you avoid, including fragrance and aromatic plant oils. An ingredient rating or a “gentle” claim is not a guarantee of individual tolerance; try a small area first and follow the product’s directions.

Mongdies FAQs

Which Mongdies moisturizer should I choose: lotion, cream, balm or oil?

Start with lotion for a lighter everyday texture, or cream when you prefer richer moisture. Balm can focus care on small dry areas; oil adds emollience where its directions allow. You do not need every texture: choose one everyday moisturizer, then add targeted care if needed.

Can Mongdies soothing gel replace lotion or cream?

Not automatically. Soothing gel is a lightweight hydration step that can sit alongside your moisturizer. Mongdies recommends applying gel before lotion or cream when layering; follow the directions for the formulas you choose.

Can I use the same Mongdies moisturizer on the face and body?

Some Mongdies moisturizers have both face and body directions, so separate products are not always necessary. Confirm both uses on the label; do not extend body-only, hair-care or maternity directions to a baby’s face.

Can I use Mongdies on a newborn, or should I wait?

Some baby-care formulas allow use from birth, but that is not a whole-brand rule. Choose a formula whose current package specifically allows newborn use. Kids, family and sun-care products may have different age directions.

Are Mongdies products fragrance-free, or do they contain essential oils?

Do not assume the whole brand is fragrance-free. Depending on the formula, the ingredient list may include fragrance or aromatic plant oils. “No artificial fragrance” does not mean unscented or essential-oil-free. Check the current package if avoiding scent is important to you.

Can I choose Mongdies skincare to treat my child's eczema?

A sensitive-skin or atopic-prone description does not establish that a formula treats eczema. For diagnosed eczema or persistent irritation, ask your child’s health professional to review the exact formula and its warnings. Moisturizing care should not replace a treatment plan.