Korean Skincare Toner

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SaltandPepperChicken said: I’m in love with milky toners. Tried the HaruHaru rice one and currently on the Bubble Cosmic which I adore. And suggestions on what to try next? I am very tempted to get the Bubble one again but like a recommendation. I haven’t yet tried it myself but Korean skincare Reddit rates the I’m From milky toner. I loved the Tirtir milk skin one.

Ever since i been introduced to korean skincare, i never went back. Round labs is my favorite brand. I have sensitive skin and their products are gentler. The only us brand i like is Good Molecules and tret. I am still newish to skincare so i have a simple routine. It works. I order mainly from Olive Young so i can get the korean formula of the sunscreen. I do yesstyle sometimes as well. I just have up money for a haul every few months or so. First pic was in sep and last pic was in Jan. I did get a little lazy with my routine the last two month but i plan to be more consistent and work on the PIH, clearing my skin more and possibly adding new products so im open to suggestions. Edit: forgot to add i do have spontaneous keloids. I get kenalog for those. Products from left to right Insensitive Moisturizing cream Pm Birch Juice Moisturizer Am Birch Juice Suncreen Am Cica ampule am/pm Birch Juice toner sometimes lol Birch Juice cleanser am/pm Birch Juice lip palm am submitted by /u/EffectiveEgg5712 to r/Blackskincare [link] [comments]

As a Korean skincare addict I wanted to share some toner pads I've loved but feel like not enough people talk about. These are the ones that surprised me in a good way and I hate keeping them to myself haha. My skin is sensitive dehydrated combo (oily T-zone but dry everywhere else) gets red easily and I need makeup to stay put without looking cakey. I don't have major concerns most of the time just occasional tightness or flakiness that shows up in drier months. My routine is basic: gentle cleanser, toner pad (these ones), a light serum, moisturizer, and sunscreen in the morning. I've been using these pads for over 3 months now rotating them into my daily routine and they've been a nice addition. - Benton The pads are huge and thick seriously the biggest I've used. I always do a toner pad pack before makeup and this one makes my base go on flawlessly. It gives this inner glow that shows through foundation like instant glass skin. If that's your goal try it once. It's gentle super hydrating and calming too. Hands down my favorite on this list. - Torriden Everyone raves about the green pads but I actually prefer this one. The green ones felt a little irritating on me but these are so soft and gentle the perfect calming pad. My brother (guy with normal skin) uses it too and likes it. Makeup compatibility is great no pilling or weird texture. - Skin1004 I loved their serum so I tried the pads. They're soft and tear easily so you can cut them to fit your face. Essence amount is generous and they feel really moist. Performance is on par with the serum no joke. Makeup sits nicely similar vibe to Torriden but maybe a tad more hydrating. - Dermatory This is the hidden gem in calming pads for me. The embossed side is perfect for wiping great for physical exfoliation without being harsh. Better for wipe-off than pack. It calms redness fast and adds tons of moisture. Solid for sensitive reactive skin. Benton is my top pick but honestly all of these are worth trying. Pick based on what you need glow calming or wipe-off power. submitted by /u/peacekimchi to r/AsianBeauty [link] [comments]

I don't know where to start, I have combination skin (I think) and I've been trying to help my skin it seems to be getting worse if anything. Over the last few years my skin has just been getting worse, I always get those big hormanal spots around my period. The small rough spots have been increasing over the years with redness, if i get hot or the sun hits my face while I'm driving. They are textured and bumpy. I drink lots of water, I have to because I'm breastfeeding. I eat quite healthy. My skin is super sensitive so I tried this line from Aveno but nada no improvement. I tried Korean skincare and it seems to hsve given me more huge spots. I know not every product is for everyone, I'm just trying to work out what's going on and what might work better for me. I would love some advice in what you can see going on with my skin and what I can use to help please. I'm guessing I need to use sunscreen somewhere in the routine to proetect my skin and reduce the flare up but not sure in what order. And I was thinking to use Euracin 5% repair cream to hopefully repair my skin barrier. I have uploaded the pictures and my routine is below, thank you so much in advance. Night: Cleanse - SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Cleansing Oil Then to damp face I apply apply - I'm From Mugwort Essence as a toner and then COSRX Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Essence Moisturiser - Purito Mighty Bamboo Panthenol Cream Morning: Wash face with just water Apply I'm From Mugwort Essence Apply COSRX Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Essence Moisturiser - Purito Mighty Bamboo Panthenol Cream The first 2 is my skin at night time, the second 2 photos is my skin after 20 mins in the sun and the last is my products. submitted by /u/aurorarei to r/SkincareAddictionUK [link] [comments]

Now vs. Then (September 2024) I've had oily, acne-prone skin with plenty of hyperpigmentation since I was a teen. But it was mostly hormonal acne, and it was never anything like that second image. That was some kind of infection that I think I got from swimming in very unclean water. At first, I spent like a month using overly harsh cleansers and actives, washing my face too often, not eating in a way that could help my body fight the infection off, not drinking NEARLY enough water for the healing I wanted to achieve, and basically just making everything even worse. Then, when I finally saw a dermatologist, I was initially given doxycyline and clindamycin, but I was NOT making the best of it. I was playing around eating a bunch of dairy still, not putting on sunscreen (and not re-applying often enough when I remembered to), and still using harsh facewash and toners because I thought they would help (spoiler: they did not). So it felt like I just kept applying and applying for like three months and not seeing any sort of improvement. I was literally living my entire life outside with one of those covid masks on every single day because I hated the thought of being seen so much, and yet I still wasn't doing the best for myself. Thankfully, I ran across a youtube video about "things you don't realize are hurting your skin" and actually listened to it properly for once, then did a bunch of research (though I still made mistakes ngl) and changed my habits. This is a list of steps I took (copied from my reply to a different post): I used a clean cotton shirt on top of my pillow case and changed it literally every night because the oil and bacteria leftover plus my hair products were just too much for my skin to fight I tried to drink at least 10 glasses of water with a day, more if I could (like I literally used alarms on my phone to remind me) I used benozyl peroxide 10% face wash every morning (\NOTE* - this was one of the mistakes! Apparently I should've been using it only at night!)* (ask your dermatologist first, sometimes there are combined benozyl peroxide+tretinoin creams you can use instead, but using them as separate products might require only using one in the morning or something, it depends) and only the cerave gentle cleanser at night I bought hydrocolloid bandages and cut them to fit specific parts of my face and used them every day, at home and under a mask when outside, sometimes even changing them two or three times a day (these are the big version of acne patches) I used sunscreen (SPF 50 PA++++, I use a Korean brand called singmulnara/식물나라) daily and reapplied regularly even tho it felt greasy and just un-fun sometimes I cut down my dairy and sugar consumption to as little as my happiness could tolerate I started taking bromelain supplements because they're anti-inflammatory I didn't use any exfoliating actives or physical exfoliation until like eight months in when my skin was a lot better I only moisturized with cerave, sometimes with a drop or two of a niacinimide and cica serum in my hand before I applied it Those are the main steps that made a HUGE change in the initial healing, and after around four months of this, my dermatologist put me onto a low dosage isotretinoin (10mg, twice a day) that did some serious heavy lifting in getting rid of the last of the acne. There were a few times long after the initial "purge" worsening period when I'd just get a huge cyst overnight seemingly, but I was able to go in for steroid injections directly into the pimple that just magicked them away within a few hours (and yes, it was absolutely mind-blowing every single time), or other times I put a tiny bit of the paula's choice benozyl peroxide gel directly onto it as soon as I noticed it forming and that usually made it go away. I just finished with the isotretinoin at the end of January. My current routine: Day: Cleanser: Cerave Gentle Cleanser Toner: ROUND LAB 1025 Dokdo Toner Serum: I rotate through these - APLB Glutathione Niacinimide, APLB AHA BHA PHA Centella, APLB Kojic Avid and Vitamin C (note: I currently live in Korea so these are more convenient, but when I go back I will be using Medicube serums if I can't get them probably) Moisturizer: Cerave Moisturizing Cream (in the tub) - I use a plastic makeup scoop instead of my hands to get a bit out and drop the serum into it Sunscreen: Singmulnara Light Watery Sun Gel (note: I will probably switch to ROUND LAB when I get back to America, I am fully convinced by Korean skincare at this point) Night: Cleanser: ROUND LAB 1025 Dokdo Cleansing Oil, then Cerave Acne Foaming Wash (10% Benozyl Peroxide) Toner: ROUND LAB 1025 Dokdo Toner >> I always do a Face Mask at night (yes every night) for 10~15 minutes, just any random one from those bulk face mask packages (like the Dermal ones) with the occasional premium one from Medicube Serum: the same ones I rotate through in the morning, as above Moisturizer: Cerave Moisturizing Cream (with serum mixed in) Random Other Things: I still drink hella water, and I still change my pillowcase frequently (and my towels, I have a separate one only for my face and I never re-use them after I shower, I'm like traumatized or something tbh). I still take the bromelain, but I'm probably gonna stop when this bottle runs out. I take collagen supplements in the morning. Sometimes I smear my whole face with a thin layer of aquaphor at night if I feel dried out for some reason. Also I keep my face masks in the fridge because the freezing cold mask after a hot shower is supposed to be good, and it does make my nose less red for a while. And I use a pimple patch the moment I see even a tiny dot of red anywhere on my face, even if it hasn't even itched yet, because why risk it??? But yeah. This is just to share progress, and to say that it does get better and you can overcome your acne, but it may take some lifestyle changes and it DEFINITELY takes a lot of consistency and actually listening to medical advice. And... A hella long time. submitted by /u/sinkintothesea to r/Blackskincare [link] [comments]

After using the Aromatica facial cleanser and the Heimish Artless Glow Base as sunscreen for a couple of years with the rest of my skincare being western brands, I finally went totally Korean. The reason is I’ve had to cut out potentially irritating or drying ingredients since starting tretinoin. I basically looked through the best sellers on Yesstyle to pick out the ones with the least irritating ingredients for my skin. I ended up with the products below. The majority of them just arrived in the mail today actually. I’ve really liked the numbuzin toners so far and the radiance cleansing balm is pure magic at thoroughly cleaning my eye makeup, I used to use the Heimish All Clean balm and would still wake up with dark smears under my eyes. Beauty of Joseon Radiance Cleansing Balm Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Moisture 5.5 Soft Cleansing Gel numbuzin No.1 Pure-Full Calming Herb Toner numbuzin No.3 Super Glowing Essence Toner numbuzin No.5 Vitamin Boosting Essential Toner numbuzin No.9 NAD+ PDRN Glow Boosting Toner Purito Oat‑In Calming Gel Cream Beauty of Joseon Dynasty Cream SKIN1004 - Madagascar Centella Probio-Cica Enrich Cream Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Moisture Cream SPF50+ PA++++ Beauty of Joseon - Relief Sun SPF 50+ PA++++ submitted by /u/Nin-me-sar-ra to r/koreanskincare [link] [comments]

I started Korean skincare at 33, I know that's late, but honestly I had no skin issues before. Anyways, I started experiencing extremely dry skin, especially after cleansing, and random breakouts here and there, so I decided to get into my skincare bag. And of course it had to be Korean, because people really do swear by Korean skincare. You know those talks about 7 steps, 10 steps, glass skin? Yes, that’s what sold me,lol. Plus it sounded simple enough, at least for me.. But nobody tells you how slow it feels at first. I expected instant results in a week. Instead, my skin started getting these tiny bumps. I almost quit. Another thing is texture overload. Everything is watery. Toner, essence, ampoule all feel similar when you’re new. Also layering takes practice. Too much and you feel sticky. Too little and nothing changes. I bought a starter set from a local brand here, after seeing great reviews online, on Amazon, and even alibaba, although, I didn't buy muy skincare online. After about a month my skin calmed down. Not glass skin, exactly, but the tiny bumps weren’t there, and I don’t experience that dry feeling like before… Also, it’s been about 4 months, and I haven’t had a breakout. With Korean products, you need to be patient enough to see the results. Also, know your skin first before rushing into products. Different skin types react differently… For those who are on Korean Skincare, what confused you most in the beginning? submitted by /u/Many-Purpose8865 to r/30PlusKoreanSkincare [link] [comments]