I find that "drugstore" Korean skincare is more affordable and have better ingredients than American drugstore skincare

@alexiz0013

6 жыл бұрын

MariaPeachKL Me too! I love that. It just shows that Korean brands in general value targeting your skin concerns more with the appropriate ingredients rather than using as many cheap fillers for temporary results. The Korean skincare method is also all about knowledge of helpful ingredients, so they have to deliver even at lower prices. Korean skincare definitely gives major bang for your buck.

I feel like once you try a Korean skincare routine, you won’t want to go back!

@nadiayoshioka

6 жыл бұрын

Sara Hurley yas!

@thebeautybreakdown

6 жыл бұрын

You got that right :D

@leehaerinlovesungmin

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Now I'm so addicted and skincare is probably my fave thing to do everyday after eating.

@yesterdaywasADTR

6 жыл бұрын

Started 2 1/2 years ago and never going back!

@ZebstrikaGirl

6 жыл бұрын

Sara Hurley 3 years into mine and never going back! Snail for the win!

I know you kind of hinted at this in your dermatologist/laser treatment points, but I also think the perceptions of purpose in both circles of skincare are different? In Korean skincare, the act of taking care of your skin is focused on prevention--putting in the work early on in order to see positive results for many years down the line. It's a forward thinking, long-term investment. While Western skincare is more focused on reactive treatment--people only try to take care of their skin when they're experiencing an immediate problem, like acne or wrinkles, and neglect to take care of their skin if/when they don't have these problems. They try to address symptoms rather than the actual root causes. Western skincare is focused on short-term benefits and immediate gratification. There's no patience involved. Skincare might seem like a topic only for the very vain, but I think it shows an obvious difference in culture that goes beyond beauty. I think the US could learn a lot from examining the Korean approach to health, imo.

@mindyp7256

6 жыл бұрын

I was going to say the same thing. It's not just in dermatology that this difference is seen. In the US we really don't value preventive health care as much as we should, which is a pity.

@sunnyunnie3225

6 жыл бұрын

Same in europe. Everyone around me is like: "Why would I have an excessive skincare routine when I don't have skin troubles?!" Also I think even western dermatologists think of skincare differently than korean ones. I went to a dermatologist not too long ago and he asked about how I cleanse. I told him I double cleanse "korean style". He then advised me to not touch cleansing oil and rather get a cleansing water that has a lot of alcohol in it and rub my face with that, followed by a harsh cleanser. I was shocked as this is the exact opposite of what research about k-skincare told me lol

@itsbellebellebitchcosmetics

6 жыл бұрын

its what makes more money, perpetuating the issues creates an “perpetual” market for providing “solutions” that are fueled by insecurities and not the actual well being of the individual.

@seoulologyy

6 жыл бұрын

I think its also because western pharmaceutical companies are a trillion dollar market and its why western culture is focus on giving your acne/skin problems medicine/steroid and not a holistic approach because that makes less money for them. 😆

@sea5205

6 жыл бұрын

lyciumm if you keep using skincare products excessively one day they will become ineffective and you skin will be dependent on it

Honestly I'm kind of glad I struggled with acne all those years, because on my journey to find a cure, I discovered Korean skincare. It's honestly so much better than American skincare, not just the products but also the way people view skincare in general. People here don't really seem to do much with their skin, unless they already have a problem. I'm surprised you didn't mention sun protection. lol there's been many times I'm applying sunscreen and someone is like "it's not even sunny out", like so many people here have no idea how damaging the sun is for our skin. I hate to be so judgey but damn. Maybe having to struggle with such severe hormonal acne for so long has made me grumpy when people who already have perfect skin don't seem to take care of it.

@TzeWei0890

6 жыл бұрын

Heaven Lee You are so right about sunscreen! Morgan might have forgotten since there were so many things to share. I have gotten the same comments and I get worried when I see people sitting under the hot bright sun for hours. Thankfully, my aunt nagged me so much about wearing sunscreen. However, I've had people telling me that their dermatologists told them not to wear sunscreen because it causes cancer. It just makes me feel like sometimes it might be very important to see what dermatologists you visit.

@jannica08

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed! From my experience , In the Philippines for example, people would even use umbrellas when it’s hot out as a way of protection from the heat. In the US, most states with a hotter climates find that taboo. They just don’t appreciate sunscreen here as much as other countries do in my opinion.

I've been sticking to a Korean skincare routine for over a year now and I'm loving my skin. the whole routine is so therapeutic to me. and I love trying new products. i always look forward to washing my face

@niyatibhasin817

6 жыл бұрын

beaglechen haha! Same here. Especially when I buy something new, I am always excited to use it.

@gentlestormwyatt

6 жыл бұрын

I feel the same way now. It’s extensive but it’s like I’m pampering myself

I have had acne my entire Life until I switched completely to Korean skin care and makeup. I swear by it!

@Jodie_M

6 жыл бұрын

What are you using?

@Ohkeh640

6 жыл бұрын

Jodie M following

I like the fact that Korean skincare products are so lightweight and even while layering so many stuff your skin is able to absorb everything. I also feel that they are delicate, gentle and don't congest the skin.

Also sunscreen. For instance, whenever you see western yt'ers put on makeup they say they have put on moisturizer and sometimes they have spf (which i never hear higher than spf15 or so) and then they go into primer or foundation. But i think most asians will use a separate sunscreen with a higher spf/pa rating.

@thebeautybreakdown

6 жыл бұрын

Ah yes! Totally agree :D

@kalyani9153

6 жыл бұрын

VKS Dub 4

@gentlestormwyatt

6 жыл бұрын

VKS Dub true. As if the makeup is some sort of “shield” from the sun. I’m a YT’er and if I were to do skincare with makeup type of video, I’m applying sunscreen after skincare, before the makeup application and then again once my makeup is done, with a spray on sunscreen.

It's 2 a.m. in Poland and I wanted to go to sleep but...I need to watch this first 😅

Morgan lumped all essences into the First Essence category. There are two kinds, First Essences which are the watery fermented stuff you apply before toner, and (normal) Essences which are the same step as serums and ampoules and come after toner and before emulsion, cream. Cosrx Snail does not come before toner!

@moonliqx2211

2 жыл бұрын

Question would I apply the corteX snail essence first or the aha bha miracle serum (not the exact name I forgot)

@Sirah1981

2 жыл бұрын

@@moonliqx2211 AHA BHA always first.

I don’t use Korean products because I have atopic dermatitis and I have to control the ingredients that get on my face, but I have switched my “philosophy” to more of a Korean approach of prevention healing and protection rather than the one I had before, which was basically “kill THAT problem and never mind what I’m doing to my face to achieve it”, and it’s helped my skin from going to extremes to try and compensate.

@jamieb7989

6 жыл бұрын

I can survive Med School same

@SmileMangaArt

6 жыл бұрын

I know how tough it is to have atopic dermatitis, good luck with your skincare journey ^^

As an American who has lived in Korea for 11 years this video is super spot on! And yes about the dermatologist at preventative maintenance!

Korean skincare has eliminated a lot of my problems. Along with birth control, the gentle effect has cleared up my skin and helped with my rosacea. My skin is also less oily from the extensive moisturizers and it feels bouncy and plump while the lymphatic fluid is drained from my face.

I'm so glad that you focus so much on skincare ! It's so helpful tbh

@thebeautybreakdown

6 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy to hear it's helpful

I love Korean skincare! I've been doing it for 2 years now and it's so nice. Taking the time out of your day to pamper yourself and just take care of yourself is so nice. Your skin glows, is super smooth and supple, and you just feel much nicer all around. It's great! I recommend it to everyone!

Korean skincare is so fun it makes you love skincare. And i agree I too feel like K beauty is more focused on moisturizing which I love because that's exactly what my skin needs mostly.

Great video! I want to get into Korean skin care a bit more

@anushasan9452

6 жыл бұрын

thats really pretty Go to 'Gothamista' channel. The channel owner is Renée and she has so much knowledge! She's almost like skincare scientist lol. You'll find answers to everything you need there.

@thatsreallypretty

6 жыл бұрын

Anusha San I love her channel. I agree she’s great!

i love how you manage to elaborate the differences between the two. thus, i now call myself a skin care enthusiast lol ♥♥♥

I would say i use both clay mask and sheet mask and it works good for me. Because sheet masks is for hydrating purposes so I use clay mask first then the sheet mask after toning. And I have combination to oily skin so yah I need to purify my blackheads first.

Hi, Morgan! I thought the purpose of an emulsion was to, well, emulsify your products. Especially, if you are layering multiple and varying thicknesses of skincare products. Emulsions, I learned, helped all of my "good stuff" blend and, therefore, sink into the pores rather than sitting on the surface of my skin. I loved Mizon's collagen emulsion. It's super affordable, lightweight and I couldn't go without it during my daytime routine - which is 10 steps. Otherwise, my products start to "pill" or pile up on my skin, instead of sinking in. I apply it right before my moisturizer. BTW, love your channel ♡

I’ve realised that western skincare is more harsh and it’s almost made my skin desensitised which made my skin break out more. Recently I’ve started using Korean products which are hydrating, i have combination skin but I’ve figured out that the more hydrating products i use the better because my skin is producing oils excessively because its so dry and the drier patches would become more dry because of the harsh nature of western skincare. If anyone has the same problems then I would recommend trying Korean skincare

it’s been a year since i practice Korean skin care and I’m very pleased with the result. At first it broke me out probably because I’m new to it but as time goes by, my skin was clear and glowy. And I’ll always stick to this routine 😇

Morgan! I love your lipstick here! Can you share what it is please? and where'd you buy it? You're so pretty, as always. Love from the Philippines ♥

Hi Morgan! Can you recommend good toner for people with dry and sensitive skin? My skin is really irritated right now and what I use as a toner is my Garnier micellar water (pink) because it works for people with sensitive skin and since it removes makeup I decided to use it as a toner. and also, is it okay to use 2 cleansers? I use cetaphil for sensitive skin in the morning and the face shop herb day 365 aloe vera foam cleanser at night. :)

@fussel895

6 жыл бұрын

A micellar water is not a toner though!

i love korean skin care products but i do use american ones too like the american witch-hazel rose water toner w/o the alcohol or a vitamin c toner but i do love the korean brand toners and amazing face sheets. i glow hehehe

Wow sooo extensive! Have you ever thought of becoming a dermatologist Morgan? I'm glad I'm early! I agree to most of your points. 🤗👌✨ - From the Philippines

@thebeautybreakdown

6 жыл бұрын

Haha the whole school bit keeps me away from it.. I like researching on my own! :D Thanks for watching!

I loved this video, I went straight onto buttermilkskincare and ordered an essence, cleanser, an exfoliant and a night mask can’t wait to add Korean skincare to my routine and see the results !!!

I know it has nothing to do with the video but that lipstick is stunning!! What color/ brand is it?

You should do a video on your face massages 😊

@nadiayoshioka

6 жыл бұрын

Kiele Thiel agreed. I have chubby face although my weight is normal cuz of my face I look fat. I need a massage so bad

I have used the 10 steps Korean skin care for more than 6 years and I do really prefer Korean products. However, having super oily skin type my face gets so oily easily. Sometimes, slapping on layers is just too rich and thick for absorption, hence clogging my pores. Recently, I continued using the same Korean product while minimising my steps to only toner, essence, moisturiser and sleeping mask. My skin now feels more breathable

I just found your channel and love your in-depth videos. Korean skincare saved my dry skin.

Could you show us a whole Korean skincare routine with products you can easily get in the US with a $100 or $150 budget?

Korean skincare has saved my skin, which has been troublesome for years! There's no going back for me!

Korean skincare completely changed my skin. I’d love to watch a video featuring different face massages 👌✌️

Thank u so much for ur sharing! It's really meaningful to consider skincare routine afterwards. I've not followed 100% Korean routine, it's the combination of Western and Korean Ones, which depends much on my skin type and issues as well. I used to follow Korean routine and I found it hard for my skin to absorb those products, then it turned out to be a way for acnes to come back. Then I changed the routine: cut down the amount of products + use ones which help to improve my skin + cut down my daily makeup routine (sunscreen, concealer for the under eyes, lipstick). That's just my personal thoughts.

The best korean skincare products I used so far is KLAIRS!!!! Omg I love the moisturizer ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

One of my most favourite youtuber, and one of the most down to earth, u do u, Morgan!! Ur awesome😍😍

Love your videos❤️ they are really helpful and informative 💗

Can you do a video on medical grade skincare?

Love your videos! For me, simplicity (but effectiveness) is key. I'm in the US but use products from elsewhere in the world (took a lot of trial and error to find what worked best for me/my skin type) ... cleanser and toner from the UK, serum from Korea, moisturizing oils from Africa, exfoliating product from Sweden, and even some DIY products. It may work for some, but I don't buy into the 10-12 steps routine to skin care; honestly, the less I do to my skin, the better so I stick to the basics. But I do look for products without questionable or irritating ingredients, regardless of "nationality" ... funny that I currently don't use anything from the USA!

korean skincare is so much cheaper and better tmi

This was a super helpful video! Thanks for breaking it down and comparing the two! Looking forward to learning more!

When I worked at lush toners were used to set your faces before moisturizing. Which lush is uk brand so its defintly westernized. Masks are usually a 4 step thing and I try not exflotiate everyday. But I do think double cleaning is important I do think I love cleaning balms but I use something after it for a more clean feel to my skin. I think double cleaning in western skincare mostly involves facial wipes but I like cleansing balms more cause it doesn't strip my skin. Also if I plan on exfoliating that will be my first step then I cleanse then i use toner a serum and moisturizer. Although one thing I did think you left out about westerized skin care is the focus on using more hydrating products at night and lighter products during the day. But also from my experience selling skincare I see a huge fear of a skincare routine among western culture. I've had so many customers who were afraid of who saw skincare as a one step solution. Like i had a customer who only wanted a face scrub And their skin was oily and that its not meant for moisturizer even with something lightweight in mind. Which like you said in video skincare is seen as solving a problem rather than basic hygiene routine. I think that the biggest issue with western skincare is its not a habit until it become a problem even though it's as basic hygiene as taking a shower.

American facewash dries me, multiple brands, pricepoints, etc. Ive tried it all. Japanese and Korean has helped me even after one try.

Starting my journey into gaining serious info about skincare.... And Of Course your top of list!

Really loved this!! I wish we took more pride in skincare over here in the US.

Hmmm but i use both as sheet masks are a must and well oily skin loves clay mask so both is a gd balance?

My western Dermatologist told me there was nothing I could do to heal my Rosacea except to avoid most products. I started switching to Korean products in April & I have healed my Rosacea. My 67 year old skin has never looked better. Western skin care is more expensive and seems designed to "mask" rather than heal skin problems.

Love K skin care discovered bodynseoul have ordered all your favourites soooo excited to try 😘😘😘

Morgan, what are some of the best sites for Korean skincare?

@vivianlu4351

6 жыл бұрын

triracialbeauty2 she talked about where she brought Korean product in one of her video.

@machoke666

6 жыл бұрын

My favourite online stores are yesstyle, testerkorea, roseroseshop, sweetcorea, jolse, and bbcosmetic.

@nettymaldonado6593

6 жыл бұрын

triracialbeauty2 Try Jolse, Beautynetkorea and RoseRoseshop. They have good prices.

@ReadyRed15

6 жыл бұрын

I am based in the US, and after many many times comparing prices from all different websites, I've found that I always get the best deals at Jolse. It may not look that way if you only look at the price of a few items, but in the end, shipping costs from other websites are way too expensive. I never pay shipping with Jolse (I think because I always hit the $50 mark?) so the cost ends up being even less than the sites that have "better prices". Also, I ordered from Jolse on Black Friday and I got a text message saying that my order will arrive on Monday December 4th. That is barely any time at all. I live in the Midwest. My first order from them took 3 weeks. I do not know what the difference is.

@heavenlee1508

6 жыл бұрын

I've never specifically gotten skincare from yesstyle, but I've ordered clothes, tea and perfume from them before and they were great. I've seen their skincare collection and it seems nice. It might be worth looking into.

Yaaay Im early !!! Btw hey Morgan it was so great seeing you in Toronto a few weeks ago ! 💕

I like Korean skin care but my skin is so oily and sensitive sometimes the products make it worse. So I can see why western skin care might be more popular for oily, sensitive, and/or acne prone skin.

I ordered the unscented Klair's toner and I'm really excited for it, because *all* of the other toners I've tried sting. I have more sensitove skin than I give it credit for, so I don't use toners. fingers crossed that I'll be happy with Klair's

I wish we had stuff like the publics saunas that they have in Korea I know some places have public saunas and Korean spas but I don’t have them where I live

I enjoyed this video! More skincare videos please!

Korean skincare is amazing

While i agree with all your points, there are some benefits to using western skincare. First of all, a majority of Korean skincare is heavily fragranced and contains a lot of essential oils. If you have sensitive skin, Korean skincare can be harder to navigate with that in mind

This was so informative! Thank you so much!

This is so informative(ofcourse its morgan!) since i started using basic skincare steps such as cleanser moisturizer and toner, my skin feels a lot better. And i choose to buy kskincare because they dont contain harsh chemicals esp. alcohol. Which dries my skin alot.

@alylyyyyyyy4304

6 жыл бұрын

And im a student i want to invest on my skin. Any recommendations for face sunblock that is not thick, leaveswhite cast, and suitable for a hot country?

Loveeeeeee the lipstick color

Love your videos. Keep them coming. :)

This was so informative. Thank you!

This video is incredibly informative! Thx!

You are really good!! Loves your channel ❤❤❤

Great content, as usual!! Xoxo

Hello the essence exists in western skin care for example in Caudalie brand 😘 love korean skin care and I adopt it since 3 years ago😍 good video

@sB-wl4bp

6 жыл бұрын

Amily Tips I'm pretty sure they adopted that from Korean skincare brands. A lot of western companies are now beginning to do that whereas Korean have had it for years

I LOVE your necklace Morgan 😍

Toners have started to SLOWLY evolve in the U.S. Much of the younger generation has been leaning towards gentle ones like Thayers witch hazel based toners. Also, the US has been having a huge green moment with skincare products. I realize the another main difference currently with Korean skincare and western ones is the education. For example, its difficult to find what products you need for your skin in the US and which ingredients go together and which ingredients don't. And the order and whatnot. No dermatologist will tell you this info. It is basically us researching on our own. Also, ofc, the preventative side of beauty /reactive side western beauty. ALTHOUGH this is changing a lot in the US too. But I do have to say, clearly American brands realize the popularity of a lot of Korean skincare and are influenced by it and are producing more gentle products. However, at the moment, there are just more options with Korean skincare products. There are GREAT green western skincare brands but they're soooo expensive. like Kypris.

@chansterchanster2113

6 жыл бұрын

The Korean skincare concept of layering through different gentle products is a big deal though.

Thank you for the amazingly informative video, Morgan!

She looks beautiful!😍

I agree with you. Spot on.

I always enjoy your videos

I love this kind of thing. I don’t really have the opportunity to really buy anything, but I still see this as a good guidance for future investments. Also, I just enjoy watching this hhahaha

I love Korean skin care so much 💗💗💗

Can you make a video of your most needs in skincare? I would watch it! Edit: how about younger skin? I know its stupid.😂

Can you do a video talking about if witch hazel toners are good for acne-prone skin?

My son speaks with a few people from Thailand online regularly. They say that they wash their faces with Butterfly Pea Tea daily. Do you know of this and what the tea is used for in skincare?

i used to use korean products but since ive switched my products to western and it def works better for me but i dont wear makeup and combo skin so maybe i dont need to cleanse sm i just think sometimes western are more natural in a way???? but i always use a toner from japan

@Amy-kd5fm

6 жыл бұрын

and masks i use both western and korean and where i love its more easy to get hold of korean/japanese skin care/makeup

I have a few questions. Since I wear makeup one day out of the month, can I skip one of the cleaners steps? I use a homemade butter and oil as my moisturizer. Can I use that for the oil cleansing step? Isn't a serum just base oils and essential oils, which would mean I can skip that step to with my moisturizer? Should I add an essence to my skin care routine? Would rose water be considered an essence or a toner? I want to use all natural plant base ingredients only. Thanks in advance.

@missie7358

6 жыл бұрын

CaramelSista You can skip the oil cleansing step if you don’t wear makeup, if you want to do it yes any oil based product will melt the makeup away. No, not all serums are oil based, some are water based too, the thing with serums is that they’re meant to be quick absorbing, whether they are water or oil based.You should use serums before moisturizer, other wise it will kind of just sit on top. You don’t have to add an essence, it’s optional, but I don’t see the point of both an essence and toner. Rose water is a toner.

@artemis2016

6 жыл бұрын

Vicky Martinez Thanks. I decided after watching a few videos, to add a sunblock, rosewater and serum to my regimen. I use to wear a sunblock for more than 10 years up until 2 years ago, but stop using it being Black and all. Lol. Now I realize that even though I'm melanted, I still need to protect my dark spots and skin from the harsh sun. So many of the Korean videos are using both an essence and toner, so I thought I needed both. I'll definitely make sure to put my serum before my moisturizer when I buy it.

@missie7358

6 жыл бұрын

CaramelSista Yes sunscreen is important no matter how dark you are, I’m glad you understand that. Good luck with your routine !

Completely unrelated but I love your lipstick colour! It totally suits you. What is it?😍😍

You look so flawless!!!

Please let me know your lipstick shade

I dont know what products to begin with when it comes to korean skin care? Any recommendations? Thank you!

Spoiler: the only difference is that korean skincare is good and western skincare is shit and expensive.

Please do a review of just tatcha products!!!!

Video on hair removal of face??

Who else hit like before watching? ♡

I don't how much you understand about Korean skin care, but not all the Koreans have such a complex skin care routine. So some things you mentioned aren't true. I'm just afraid that people can have a misperception or be confused about Korean skin care. If you generalize Korean stuff, it might sound quite awkward to Koreans.

I hope Morgan makes a review on Skin1004 centella asiatica products (ampoule and cream) and the Pyunkangyul line

Isn't essence sometimes serum as well? They could be thick

Hello i found a skin care that is maybe good for my age (18 after 3 months) and my skin.. DHC cleansing oil.. i heard it's good for blackhead too,klair toner,muji - Sensitive Skin Moisturising Milk (High Moisture),kose - Sekkisei Emulsion ,and for cream : embryolisse lait creme concentre.... (sometimes [COSRX] One Step Original Clear Pad).. and for eyes:innisfree eye cream i don't know anyone who knows about skin care so..can you tell me if that's good or not? thank youuuu so mush :) i have dry skin with some fine lines under my eyes when i laugh..

Climate matters a lot too. It’s drier in Korea so some of their products are very rich

I prefer Japanese skincare. Some of the cheap Korean skin products are absolutely perfumy and doing nothing. Don’t get me wrong, there are Korean skincare brands like Sulwasoo, and sum: are really good. They mainly focus on ginseng or herbs and are selling the traditional Korean beauty kinda of things. However, most Korean Make up are crappy, especially eyeshadows. I don’t know how they get away with it. Recommend Korean sheet masks and some of their high-end products, whereas most Japanese products, both makeup and skincare, high-end or drug store are much much better. Also their sheet masks, so affordable and so good. Japanese people literally make best skincare products.

@sB-wl4bp

6 жыл бұрын

Poppy Chen can you recommend any Japanese brands?

@poppychen13

6 жыл бұрын

shel B for those brands that are easy to get in the states are Boscia, skii and shiseido. For more high end brands, there are cle de peau ; cosme decorte, the Ginza. And there are many drugstore brands that are amazing such as Kose, Mandom and Biore. Ettusia and Jill Stuart literally have the cutest packaging. Ps. Try moteliner, kiss me and love liner. Because Asian people usually have small hooded eyes or are monolids, their liquid eyeliners are bullet proof.

where did you go? missed seeing you 😭😭❤️

I wish I could keep up with skin care but in my country a sheet mask costs 15 USD...

@hannahcastro4464

6 жыл бұрын

Gimbra so expensive 😧

@machoke666

6 жыл бұрын

What country do you live in? You can order them directly from korea where they cost like between 1 to 3 dollars, my favourite online stores are yesstyle, testerkorea, roseroseshop, sweetcorea, jolse, and bbcosmetic.

@maryemghabri4980

6 жыл бұрын

In my country too are so expensive

@ghklj2864

6 жыл бұрын

Dafuq man do you live in brazil?

@unknown0042

6 жыл бұрын

Woop da Hoop yes 😭

I want to start a Korean skincare routine but have no idea where to start

@user-mp4xz3ko9y

6 жыл бұрын

Melissa Blackerby When I started getting into kbeauty I would watch “wishtrend tv” and is really helpful, there is so many videos where they teach you how to use the products and what kind of products are better based on your skin type also they recommend products and provide links. I really love their products because they are cruelty free and completely natural ingredients which is really good if you have sensitive skin

Great video.

I LOVE KOREAN SKIN CARE!! For the win !!!!

I use Clarins sunscreen rm180 but clog pores, then I switch to 3wclinic sun cream which only cost me rm12, but don’t clog my pores haha 😂 not every expensive thing will suit you

I feel korean serum/skincare lacks retinol products in general. Haven't seen any yet

@a.p.314

6 жыл бұрын

Christine Li some of them have retinol actually, I can't remember right now, but I can check it out if you still need it