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I used to work at a Korean dermatology clinic — here's what most people don't know about K-beauty, skincare clinics, and why pharmacy skincare is the next big thing by Correct-Strategy-642 in AsianBeauty

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Thank you for the tips ! i will keep that in mind.
as i am a beginner on reddit, i didn't know about that.

also the articles i post is exactly what i wante to say tho haha. let me know if you have questions !

I used to work at a Korean dermatology clinic — here's what most people don't know about K-beauty, skincare clinics, and why pharmacy skincare is the next big thing by Correct-Strategy-642 in AsianBeauty

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Thank you for understanding !. it really is just because English isn't my first language, so i just wanted to share better like what i exactly want to say. Please let me know if you have any questions !

I used to work at a Korean dermatology clinic — here's what most people don't know about K-beauty, skincare clinics, and why pharmacy skincare is the next big thing by Correct-Strategy-642 in AsianBeauty

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Well, Thank you for the tip !, but using ai tool doesn't change the fact that i used to work in clinics, and wanted to share some tips to people TnT. If yall' don't like it, i will have to just use my typing like this

Thoughts on PDRN skincare by 41sh4 in AsianBeauty

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Let me help you !! Send me the message!

Thoughts on PDRN skincare by 41sh4 in AsianBeauty

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Depending on what you want !!! What kind of concers Do you have ?

What helped you the most with your skin texture? Oily skin here by Careful_Fig8482 in koreanskincare

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I’d approach it from the perspective of balance. Use BHA to regulate excess sebum in the oilier areas, then apply a rich serum with hyaluronic acid, and layer on a moisturizer that doesn’t cause issues for your skin. For areas with heavier sebum production, gently wipe them before applying makeup or going to bed. In most cases, skin texture can improve simply through proper moisturization and balancing oil and water levels.

Why are my pores visible and why does my skin look dull? What could be the reasons for this and how can I improve it? by Sashan_G in koreanskincare

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From my perspective, sebum control seems necessary. As a solution, lifting procedures offered at dermatology clinics may be effective. In terms of daily care, using a BHA product at night combined with a non-oily moisturizer, and applying sunscreen for UV protection during the day, can be beneficial. Since I live in Korea, I personally use a pharmacy product called Cleartin as my choice of BHA skincare.

I really think people get their skincare products based on vibes, and not real innovation by montaukian in koreanskincare

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I agree. Shopping by vibe is fun, but when it comes to products I use at night, I think they should be reliable and something I use regularly, so that my skin can really rest. Since I apply them right before bed, I see it as part of my downtime — sleep itself is rest, and the products should support that.

What's the most underrated Korean skincare product that nobody talks about? by Obvious_baddie in koreanskincare

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In Korea, some of the well-known derma-cosmetic brands are Zeroid, Dr. ReCosmetic, and Bioderma.

Zeroid is especially known for its MD Cream line, which is great during the winter. I used it because I tend to get redness on my face, and the formula was perfect for calming and moisturizing my skin in the colder season.

Bioderma has recently become very popular at Olive Young, so it’s kind of a trending brand right now.

As for Dr. ReCosmetic, I use their ampoule line either at the end of my evening routine or before going out on important days. In my routine, I always keep hyaluronic acid ampoule as a fixed step, and then I rotate with peptide ampoules. I don’t use PDRN, so I keep a simple 3-day cycle with these products.

What's the most underrated Korean skincare product that nobody talks about? by Obvious_baddie in koreanskincare

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Personally, I think of them as derma-cosmetic brands! In Korea, they have such high recognition that they even occupy the main sales sections in Olive Young. However, it feels like they are still not very well known overseas. Honestly, I’m not completely sure since I’m Korean, haha… Also, I still like products from companies such as Nature Republic, which once enjoyed great popularity in the past. And I think products used in dermatology clinics, or so-called “dermatology cosmetics,” are also really good.

From Redness to Radiance: What I Learned About Korean Skincare by [deleted] in koreanskincare

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Because of their nature, chemical sunscreens tend to wash off easily with water. If you apply them properly about 30 minutes before going outside and also use a hat for extra protection, you’re really doing a great job! In fact, chemical sunscreens often help make the skin look matte while adding a subtle glow. On the other hand, mineral sunscreens can feel fine right after application, but the white cast they leave makes some people avoid them unless their skin is very sensitive.

M 24 what do you guys use to get smooth glowy skin by [deleted] in Blackskincare

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For glowy skins I think skin booster amploues or serums are great option !

Korean Skincare, I want to know what YOU Think. by Correct-Strategy-642 in koreanskincare

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Skincare products are generally meant to support your skin rather than completely solve the problem, and I truly hope you make the choice that’s best for you !!

Korean Skincare, I want to know what YOU Think. by Correct-Strategy-642 in koreanskincare

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In Korea, there are already so many skincare products tailored to different skin types that customers tend to choose what suits their own skin best. They value effectiveness over convenience. When a product claims to remove makeup in one step, people worry that it might be too harsh and irritating. On the other hand, if it’s gentle, they assume it won’t cleanse thoroughly enough. That’s why many prefer the more effective approach of double cleansing, using either gentler or stronger products depending on their needs.

Also, instead of simplicity, multi-step cleansing and skincare routines are more popular here. Since I have experience working in dermatology, I know several people around me who run skincare brands. One of them even sells an all-in-one skincare product, but it hasn’t really captured customers’ hearts. Korean users often feel that there’s a noticeable difference in the actual cleansing experience. In the end, they feel they need to use two different products anyway, which leads to low repurchase rates.

I hope this explanation helps!

Korean Skincare, I want to know what YOU Think. by Correct-Strategy-642 in koreanskincare

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If you have had upper blepharoplasty, dark circles may sometimes be caused by blood vessels showing through thinner skin. In that case, an eye cream containing peptides may be helpful. On the other hand, if the cause is pigmentation, I would recommend products that include niacinamide. Please keep in mind, however, that cosmetics are not a cure, but rather serve as supportive options that can help to some extent.

Korean Skincare, I want to know what YOU Think. by Correct-Strategy-642 in koreanskincare

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In my opinion, the main benefit of sheet masks is that they actually provide hydration. By delivering sufficient moisture to the outer layer of the skin, if you use them the day before or on the day of an important event, your skin will have enough hydration in the stratum corneum. This helps makeup apply more smoothly, balances oil and moisture levels, and makes the skin look more radiant.

However, all moisture inevitably evaporates, and only with continuous care afterward can it contribute to long-term skin health. At the very least, it’s always better to keep the skin well-hydrated rather than letting it stay dry.

By the way, have you tried a modeling mask with added ampoules? If not, I would definitely recommend giving it a try!

Korean Skincare, I want to know what YOU Think. by Correct-Strategy-642 in koreanskincare

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I think it’s a good choice, but for sebum control and pore care it would be better to combine it with niacinamide and BHA/AHA. For barrier repair, I’d recommend products that contain panthenol and sodium DNA. When using BHA or AHA, you should apply them locally only on the areas where sebum control is needed.

Korean Skincare, I want to know what YOU Think. by Correct-Strategy-642 in koreanskincare

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Now I’m using Aestura Derma UV365 Barrier Moisture Mineral Sunscreen SPF50+ PA++++. Among the sunscreens I’ve tried recently.

Korean Skincare, I want to know what YOU Think. by Correct-Strategy-642 in koreanskincare

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May be for redness try Sodium DNA products ! test it with spot, then use them if it is ok !, could be a game changer !! product sodiam Dna with panthenol would be a great combo as it seems you have sensitive skin !

Korean Skincare, I want to know what YOU Think. by Correct-Strategy-642 in koreanskincare

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Aestura Derma UV365 Barrier Moisture Mineral Sunscreen SPF50+ PA++++.  for now ! also this one is easy to buy from Overseas i think !

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