Double cleanse
the cornerstone of skincare from Korea. Use an oil-based cleanser first to get rid of sunscreen and makeup. Next, remove contaminants with a cleanser that is based on water.
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Exfoliate
Dead skin cells are removed via exfoliation, exposing smoother, more vibrant skin underneath. Try to gently exfoliate two or three times a week.
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Toning
Toners are less prevalent in Korean skincare regimens today. But if you'd rather use one, go for moisturizing, alcohol-free toners.
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Essence
Lightweight and deeply moisturizing, essences work deep within the skin. For plump, dewy skin, use those with snail mucus or hyaluronic acid.
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Serum
Specific skin issues like wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, or acne are the focus of serums and ampoules. Select a serum based on your unique requirements.
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Moisturise
Water is essential for glass skin. After using your serums, use a mild moisturizing cream to seal in moisture and maintain the suppleness of your skin.
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Sheet mask
Using a sheet mask is a luxurious method to give your skin a concentrated dose of nutrients and hydration. Use them sometimes to get an extra boost.
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