Say Goodbye To Sagging Skin: Korean Face Yoga Routine For A Youthful Face

Oil-based cleansers effectively remove SPF, makeup, and natural sebum from skin due to their repellent nature, while maintaining healthy oils without stripping them.

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A cleanser is a foaming liquid or bar that removes impurities like sweat and dirt from the oil cleanser.

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Exfoliants, including scrubs, peels, and pads, help remove dead skin cells and buildup, but start slowly and use sparingly, once or twice per week max.

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To restore skin pH and restore moisture, use toners after addressing any imbalances in your skin's pH.

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Korean skin care regimens feature essences, formulated with fermented ingredients, designed to hydrate and protect skin, resembling a toner and serum.

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Korean skin care treatments, often known as serums, are concentrated treatments targeting specific issues like wrinkles or acne, aimed at addressing specific skin problems.

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Sheet masks are sheets of serum-soaked paper that are applied to the face for approximately 20 minutes, but they are not a daily routine.

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Eye gels, creams, or oils are designed to address the delicate skin around the eyes, addressing issues like darkness, puffiness, and fine lines.

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Moisturizer serves as a protective barrier, ensuring that all moisture absorbed into your skin is effectively absorbed.

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Sun damage effects are increasingly recognized, leading to an increase in products like foundation and moisturizer featuring built-in SPF.

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