How to properly use Korean and Japanese skincare products | Your Morning

[@karadizon4299]

I’ve been using Korean skincare for 5 years and noticed a big difference & saved so much money.

[@rellg.2607]

I love Japanese and Korean beauty products because they are affordable and effective on my skin. But so far, I have been into Japanese skin care and it has truly helped my skin a lot. I love Hado Labo premium blue bottle and thegold bottle hyaluronic acid, Melano CC vitamin C, Kikumasune (bright moist and glossy moist lotions), Naturie Hatomugi, Tsubaki Premiun hair mask, and many other Japan brands, but those are some of the products I love.

[@SpeakTruthFirst]

You guys need to put the links to these products in the description

[@sharroon7574]

If you have sensitive skin it's worth a try and I don't use many steps, it's not required.

[@pregret]

Western formulas for sunscreens are horrifying- thick, pasty white, toxic smelling. Korean ones are just on a whole new level where the texture is pretty much premium skincare

[@chauminh]

Merci, a serum et eye cream is a big must

[@bernadettemeade4685]

I like korean products

[@RC-ud4qo]

No hate. Japanese products are superior HOWEVER, I feel they use alcohol in their products, if you wear it a few days in a row my skin gets a bit red. However I have dry skin type. If you have oily, japanese products will be the best. If you have any other.. korean products are the best. Both sunscreens still more superior than any other sunscreens anywhere else.

[@bollywoodoverhollywood8139]

So true that Biore sunscreen is full of alcohol and Shiseido uses alcohol as one of their main ingredients in all their products.

[@pregret]

Yep. Same reason I don't use Japanese sunscreens. Only Korean ones

[@bleachedkon]

Interesting to know. My skin actually does well with skincare that has alcohol in them so I should check out the Japanese products. My skin's bane is silicones, including dimethicones, which is touted as an ingredient that is supposed to moisturize and heal skin and in almost everything so I'm always on a hunt to find silicone free products.

[@LeslieMiletich]

A dermotoligist said never use oil to take off makeup. So much discrepancies out there.

[@auxiliasequeira8648]

Oil is different from cleansing oil

[@strawbolita]

there are different kinds of oils and cleansing oils are not comedegenic, are plant-based, and are gentle to skin and the natural oils we secrete.

[@Alba_1108]

The Keana rice mask has alcohol