BaiFengxi
New to skincare. I used to just use various astringents and cleansers that were too drying when I...
New to skincare. I used to just use various astringents and cleansers that were too drying when I was a teenager. I thought my skin just hated beauty products. So, I stopped using them altogether in my early 20's aside from zapzyt spot treatment for occasional pimples. I was blessed I didn't have acne, but I did have problems with sebaceous filaments. I never wore sunscreen because they made me feel greasy. Now in my 30s, I have a few dark pigmentations and large pores. I tried with skincare products again using Eskinol for 6 months. It made my skin dry and dull, with no improvement in pores or texture. I started adding Aqua Angel moisturizer, but it hasn't really helped with hydration. Now, researching and diving into korean skincare.
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Oh my word. So, 3 nights of using this stuff, and my pores look a lot less noticeable. I thought I was using it wrong because I wasn't seeing the gritty pieces that people were showing on social media with cleansing oils, but sure...
Oh my word. So, 3 nights of using this stuff, and my pores look a lot less noticeable. I thought I was using it wrong because I wasn't seeing the gritty pieces that people were showing on social media with cleansing oils, but sure enough, my pores look cleaner and less noticeable after just 3 nights! I was worried it was going to break me out but it didn't. It emulsifies well and it cleans off well with rinsing, even before using a cleanser (which I still recommend). It's supposed to be fragrance-free, but it does contail essential oils, so it does have that essential oil smell to it. It didn't bother me at all, but I wanted to put it out there in case someone is sensitive to it.
Routines
The following routines include Round Lab's 1025 Dokdo Cleansing Oil
