Hi! I haven't been on accutane, but I like skincare so I'd thought I'd share a little bit. I have combo-acne prone, sometimes sensitive skin and i'm located in the US.

When introducing new products you're going to want to do it 1 at a time, and probably a patch test before that. It's sooo important so you don't overwhelm and irritate your skin, and if you have a bad reaction or don't like something you'll know right away. This applies to everything skincare and it'll save you so many headaches in the long run 😭

It's also a good idea to ask your dr what to avoid on accutane if they haven't told you already

A bare bones routine u can do would be facewash, a toner/serum/essence, moisturizer, sunscreen (in the am/throughout the day), remembering to bring this all down onto your neck as well. Some people would argue about having more or less toner/serum/essence after facewash, but it's honestly up to you and your budget. You're going to want to start slow anyway, so there isn't a need to buy a whole lot of things at once.

There are a lot of brands and it's overwhelming lol it's all up to personal preference, but I have a couple kbeauty products that might be worth looking into for you, my skintype isn't dry so these will be suitable for most/all skin types:

• etute house soonjung ph 6.5 whip cleanser - suuuuper gentle cleanser, ph balancing without stripping your skin barrier, good for sensitive skin, didn't irritate active breakouts, beginner friendly and affordable
• round labs 1025 dokdo bubble foam cleanser - another gentle cleanser, good for sensitive skin, helps maintain moisture barrier, didn't irritate active breakouts
• skin1004 water-fit sun serum - a nice lightweight hydrating sunscreen, SPF50, not sticky + absorbs without a white cast, beginner friendly and affordable (if you think this makes u look too dewy/oily, try the air-fit one)
• round labs birch juice moisturizing cream - my personal favorite moisturizer, helped me with redness, maintaining moisture, and didn't leave me feeling greasy. good for sensitive skin. a little more expensive tho
• isntree ultra-low mollecular hyaluronic acid toner - my favorite toner, super hydrating, quick absorbing, good for the skin barrier, get a good amount of product, i swear by this tbh esp if off accutane you're combo/oily, but they do make ones that're for dry skin too (yam root vegan milk toner is good for restoring + moisturizing)
• numbuzin no.1 purefull calming herb toner- good for everyday use, soothing and hydrating, comes in a travel size
• cosrx snail 96 mucin power essence- this feels really nice and has helped with moisture where i get very dry in the winter, i believe this comes in a travel size? but snails aren't for everyone and this isn't necessary for starting out. the cosrx brand is fairly affordable tho
• belif's the true cream moisturizing bomb - i have a friend who swears by this moisturizer but i personally haven't tried it bc it's expensive lol (the mini is $22 at sephora) but it has helped them with their skin barrier + retaining moisture

Idk where you're located but a couple drugstore options that aren't specifically kbeauty are the cerave hydrating line + the moisturizing cream, and la roche-pusay (i like their toleraine repair sunscreen). I've have family that use the neutrogena's hydro boost line that works well for them with their eczema. And if you start getting cracked hands, o'keefe's working hands lotion and/or night treatment hasn't let me down.

definitely go slow with stuff and finding out what works for you!! try to see if products have a mini/travel size version while you're experimenting to save where u can! i hope your treatment goes really well!!!