r/asianskincare

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WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE HYDRATION SERUMS FOR PLUMPING SKIN???

What serums do you use on the daily to hydrate your skin for that plumping glowy effect???
Also is this serum something u use for your makeup base?
Do you feel like it’s helped your acne?
Do you know if this serum is fungal acne safe?
Drop your skin type & give a detailed review :))

I’m trying to find a fungal acne safe hydrating serum for sensitive dehydrated to combination skin with comedones & clogged pores. HELP A GIRL OUT PLEASE!!!

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u/EatPraySlayRepeat — 2 days ago
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DEINFLUENCE/INFLUENCE my wishlist routine for a 19 yo

I have tiny comedones & clogged pores with a dehydrated to combination skin type. My skin can feel slightly itchy in some areas like cheekbones & chin sometimes. I can wake up looking greasy & dehydrated. I have uneven skintone & alot of texture & sometimes grease on my forehead. On my cheeks I have those tiny bumps that look like clogged pores & I have some slight small post-acne marks. My nose pores can feel rough & sometimes look greasy. I have a rough upper lip. I’m sensitive to strong cleansers & exfoliating acids (e.g BHA & Benzoyl Peroxide) that can dry out my skin I think I used to have fungal acne back when I was 13 but I’m not sure…
My reason for purchasing each product based on what I’ve researched:

  1. Bioderma miceller cleanser, I’ll use it only every night for removing sunscreen/makeup & I’ve heard it’s very gentle compared to other micellar waters & I’ve seen it acne-prone & fungal acne skin routines.

  2. Geek & Gorgeous jelly joker cleanser, I’ll use it AM & PM, I heard it’s a gentle low ph cleanser & it’s suitable for fungal acne & it cleanses properly without stripping but I’ve seen people say it’s not the best for removing sunscreen & I’m not sure about removing makeup.

  3. I’m not sure if I should use retinoid because im sensitive & 19, which is why the Geek & Gorgeous cheer up exfoliator stood out to me since it has 5% mandelic acid which is considered gentle & can help with texture, post-acne marks & bacteria from pores & it has 1% BHA that can help with my comedones & congested clogged pores. I’ll use it 2x a week.

  4. Skin1004 centella ampoule, I heard I’m supposed to put an ampoule before serums, & I chose this specific one because I heard it’s lightweight & saw it has 100% centella, so basically it’s just something soothing to calm my skin barrier, especially after exfoliating.

  5. IUNIK Beta-Glucan serum, I’ve used it before & I found it feeling thick & leaving a film despite seeing claims it’s lightweight, which is why I stopped using it because I didn’t like the thick feeling, but I’m re-adding it back into my routine because I need a plumping hydration serum & this one seems to work best since Beta-Glucan is a very hydrating ingredient, & back when I was using it - my skin was clearer compared to now.

  6. Purito oat in calming gel cream, I’m seeing claims it’s lightweight & hydrating enough for sensitive acne-prone skin & it won’t clog pores. I’ve seen it many fungal acne skin routines. I’m
    hoping it works as a makeup base too.

  7. Skin1004 centella sunscreen, I was going to choose the COSRX ultra light sunscreen over this one because that one seemed to have claims of absorbing faster & feeling lighter, but after seeing a review that it peels under makeup because it has silicones & doesn’t work with water-based foundations, I had to let it go. I heard this one is soothing & looks dewy & works under makeup. I’ve seen it in many fungal acne skin routines.

What do you think about my routine, is it worth the purchase??? If you have better recommendations then please suggest.

u/EatPraySlayRepeat — 2 days ago
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What’s one skincare product you genuinely cannot live without?

Not necessarily the most expensive or viral one — I mean the product you’ve actually repurchased multiple times because you can really see or feel the difference when you stop using it.

Would love to know:

  • Product + brand
  • Your skin type
  • What it actually helped with (acne, dryness, dark spots, texture, redness, barrier, etc.)
  • How long you used it before noticing results

I’m trying to discover products that are actually effective based on real people’s experience, not just what’s trending on TikTok. 😅

Bonus points if it’s an underrated product that deserves more attention.

What’s your holy grail?

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u/Dangerous_Swan2224 — 4 days ago
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Need inputs on skin brightening

Has anyone tried the Beauty of Joseon Glow Serum for brightening? I have combination, sensitive skin and want something that helps with glow/evening out my skin tone, especially since my face is a shade darker than my neck.
I use suncreen everyday.
5% niacinamide suits me, but The Ordinary 10% niacinamide gives me white bumps if I use it daily, and vitamin C irritates my skin.
Should I continue with 5% niacinamide, or is the BOJ Glow Serum worth trying? Any other gentle brightening recommendations?

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u/Informal_Tonight_08 — 4 days ago

The skincare habits I’ve actually been able to maintain long term

Over time, I’ve realized that my skincare routine works much better when I focus on consistency instead of constantly changing things. It’s tempting to try every new ingredient or trending routine, but I’ve found that giving my routine time and keeping it manageable makes a much bigger difference.

I’ve also started paying more attention to the experience of skincare itself. When a routine feels enjoyable rather than rushed or overly complicated, I’m much more likely to stay consistent with it.

Another thing I’ve become interested in is how people incorporate beauty tools into their routines without letting them replace the basics. I think additional steps make the most sense when they complement what you’re already doing and are easy enough to maintain.

I’ve recently been incorporating Sculpiflex into my routine as an additional self-care step, and I like that it combines red light therapy with massage/cupping and microcurrent in one handheld device.

For me, skincare has gradually become less about having the most extensive routine and more about creating habits that actually fit into everyday life.

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u/RealisticSpray552 — 3 days ago
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DEINFLUENCE/INFLUENCE MY WISHLIST!!!

My skin is combination to dehydrated with clogged pores. Do you these products are worth the purchase?

u/EatPraySlayRepeat — 8 days ago

Need some advice regarding forehead acne

Hi! I've been having such painful acnes on my forehead for the last two months. They appear, don't grow any heads, don't discharge any pus​ or anything, stay like this for about a week, then go down on its own.

I've never really had such acne problems and I don't really know what to do in this case. My skincare routine is like:

Morning → Water cleanse, Hadalabo Shirojyun Moistirizing lotion, Melano CC Vitamin C serum, Skin Aqua Tone Up sunscreen.

Evening → Kose Softymo cleansing oil, Anua Heartleaf foam cleanser, Hadalabo Shirojyun moisturizer, Cos de BAHA Azelaic Acid serum (3X a week).

Since last month I've started using the iHADA Acne cream for the acne but they haven't really done anything.

I'd really appreciate some advice on how I can take care of my skin and this painful acne problems. Thank you in advance!

u/ruruyaaa67 — 5 days ago
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Newbie here with skincare products

Just spent my hard-earned money on all of this skincare… and now I’m sitting here wondering what do I even use when? 😭😂

I’m a total skincare newbie, have combination skin, and I’m currently dealing with hyperpigmentation, so I really need some help.

Are these products actually good? And most importantly, when am I supposed to use what? 👀
If you’re a skincare girlie, please help me build a proper routine because clearly I bought everything before figuring out how to use it. 😭🤍

u/No_Club_1126 — 9 days ago
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New to skincare, need some advice!

So, this is me with no makeup. I am 22f, i work from home dont do much makeup.
My everyday routine is i was my face with cetaphil face cleanser, my skin is very sensitive and oily.
And then i just apply some moisturiser that’s it!
What shall i use and begin my skincare with?

u/arushii_15 — 8 days ago
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Toners that make ur skin hydrated & glowy???

I saw a TikTok saying that Korean toners are meant for hydration. After using a toner I’d want my skin to feel hydrated & to look more radiant. Is that possible?

I have a soobooji (수부지) skin type (feels dehydrated but looks greasy) & it has clogged pores & I’m currently working on fixing my skin barrier so my skin can feel hydrated & look radiant.

What toners would you say are worth the purchase to deliver that result?

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u/EatPraySlayRepeat — 13 days ago
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Organic Skincare

Hi Everyone
im trying to build a simple skincare routine using more natural/ organic products.
what product have actually worked well for you ?
im especially interested in gentle products for every use
id love to hear your use .

I'd love to hear your recommendations

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u/zinabiss — 11 days ago

Skincare for oily skin

Hello, i am an oily skin (with very visible pores) girl trying to get into skincare, starting from facial cleanser all the way to face masks. There are so many products out there, im feeling a little overwhelmed. What are the products that actually work? Please and thank you!

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u/Temporary486 — 11 days ago
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What Korean beauty products do you wish were easier to find in Canada? 🇰🇷🇨🇦

I’m interested in Korean beauty and skincare, and I’d love to know what Canadian customers are looking for.
Are there any Korean skincare or beauty products that you wish were easier to find in Canada?
I’d especially love to hear about:
Skincare
Makeup
Hair care
Korean beauty brands you love
What products or brands do you wish were more available here?

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u/rubyps_canada — 12 days ago
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Numbuzin no 3 porcelain tone up

Hi, I’ve heard good reviews for this as someone with acne prone, combination and blemish skin. Has anyone tried the reformulation (blur ver.)? I chat with the admin and admin recommended the reformulated one (ofc lol). Thank you!

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u/lotuswaffles — 12 days ago