Korean Skincare

Könnt ihr Korean Skincare empfehlen?

... I had a couple of skincare items that I was probably... have really gotten to like Korean skincare. Its so much cleaner and... else into skin care or Korean skin care?? these are the...

Habe ich. Die ist grob an der Korean Skincare angelehnt.

... which is quite common for korean skincare. Then other parts like arms.... But can also use the korean sunblock just need to get ...

Good Day, I love Korean Skincare products - no special brand ...

... Google @MariotaMurielle - Spicules in skincare are microscopic, needle-like structures derived... both - and is a Korean beauty brand. Numbuzin is the ...

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]

Came across this at Kmart this morning. Sorry if it's already been posted! submitted by /u/FutureLizard to r/AusSkincare [link] [comments]

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Okay i know this might start drama but i’m genuinely curious lol i’ve tested so many products at this point and i swear some of the most hyped kbeauty opinions just do not match my actual results so now i want to hear everyone else’s controversial takes submitted by /u/floriferousss 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]

I had one of those moments last month where two different coworkers asked if I changed my makeup. I wasn’t even wearing any. The only thing I changed was adding a Korean skincare toner I randomly picked while browsing online one night (I think I originally saw it while looking at stuff on Alibaba, then found it locally). I didn’t expect any big changes, I just added it cause I heard of the hydration benefits. After about two weeks my skin looked even, I could not believe it. Now I’m curious what products gave other people that kind of almost instant results. Not just random compliments. I mean the unsolicited ones. The “wait what did you do” questions. Was it an essence? Sunscreen? Cream? I’m trying not to add other products all at once, but I’m just curious about what other Korean products I should consider. submitted by /u/Embarrassed-Career30 to r/KoreanBeauty [link] [comments]