Tag: Skin care

in Review, Skin Concerns, Skincare, Toner

A few months ago, I decided to incorporate AHA and BHA acids into my routine in the form of a toner in the morning before using a vitamin C or niacinamide serum. One of my friends, who is slightly older than me, recommended this toner as she knew we have the same skin type –…

Review: Can a Cheap Cleanser Be Good? Simple Moisturizing Facial Wash Can Answer That Question

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in Cleansers, Review

I often hear from my cosmetologist friends that a cleanser doesn’t have to be expensive to do its job. When I was on vacation visiting another city, I forgot to bring my cleanser. In a hurry, I ran into the nearest drugstore and, remembering their words, bought one of the cheapest products – Simple Moisturizing…

Review: Always in Love with Innisfree Cherry Blossom Glow Jelly Cream

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in Moisturizer, Review, Skincare

As a long-time skincare enthusiast, discovering products that resonate with my skin’s needs is always a joy. Korean skincare brands have consistently delivered outstanding products, with Innisfree being one of the most famous names alongside other remarkable brands like Belif and Dr. Jart+. Innisfree’s Cherry Blossom Glow Jelly Cream was a pure delight in my…

Why Less Is More in Skincare

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in Routine, Skincare

Cosmetic chemists often tout the phrase “less is more.” Instead of 20% vitamin C, use just 1% in a different form. Rather than mixing all types of acids into one jar, create a functional product with just two. The “less is more” principle is guided by two key reasons…

Q: In what order should I use skincare products?

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in Question, Routine, Skincare

How to choose the right product? In what order to use them? Serum before or after the cream? A multi-step skincare routine can be fascinating, relaxing, and beneficial – but also very confusing. Short answer: If you have no specific concerns, just cleanse and moisturize + apply a sunscreen.

7 Glycolic Acid Products for Your Face

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in Collection, Skincare, Treatments

Besides exfoliating the skin and stimulating collagen production, glycolic acid can suppress melanin production, preventing and eliminating pigmentation spots. Glycolic acid is best suited for problematic and/or mature, non-sensitive skin. Here are some effective products to consider.

8 New Skincare Products to Watch For

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in Collection, Skincare

These new releases promise exciting advancements in skincare, addressing various needs from brightening and anti-aging to hydration and barrier repair. Keep an eye out for these innovative products to enhance your skincare routine.

Q: Retinol causes skin irritation, peeling, and inflammation. Is Retinol not suitable for me?

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in Question, Skin Concerns, Treatments

Retinol is one of the most challenging components of home skincare routines. Retinol is a form of vitamin A that is suitable for home use and can be introduced by the user themselves. However, during the adjustment period, it can provoke retinoid dermatitis. Why does this happen?

How To Safely Use Retinol in The Summer and Avoid Harming Your Skin

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