Korean YouTuber Transforms His Skin With 8 Easy Tips
Korean Beauty Youtuber HWAN’E recently revealed his unsponsored skincare routine that helped clear his skin. After discharging from the military, he had acne and acne scars all over his face.
He changed his skincare routine and went from this…
…to this! Check out all of the products he used below.
1. Toner Pads
Toner pads are a concentrated way to use toner and have all sorts of benefits that can be soothing to the skin.
He recommends three specific brands: numbuz:n, SKINFOOD, and THE LAB by BLANC DOUX.
2. Moisturizer
He recommends Hey Nature Erseongcho Skin as it includes the erseongcho (chameleon plant) ingredient. If your skin agrees with this ingredient, it can work wonders. It also comes in a spray container which is helpful for dispensing the correct amount of product.
3. Toner
The Dr. G Red Blemish Clear Soothing Toner includes 5 types of CICA Complex which is essential for soothing the skin.
4. Ampoule
Next, he recommends three different brands of ampoules. Ampoules are defined as “small glass or plastic bottles, vials, or capsules that have highly-concentrated serums inside,” so they are important for getting nutrients for the skin!
All of these brands are very soothing on the skin, including I’m from, Round Lab, and WELLAGE.
5. Lotion
Next, he uses the Round Lab 1025 Dokdo Lotion to lock in moisture. It contains hyaluronic acid, an important ingredient to retain moisture and plump up fine lines.
6. Soothing Cream
Next, he chose these two soothing creams from make p:rem and AESTURA to help to instantly calm and cool the skin, decreasing irritation.
7. Night Treatment Cream
The Dr. Different Vitalist-A Forte contains retinol which is essential for anti-aging and overall creates a better skin texture.
8. Exfoliating Scrub
Lastly, he uses a SKINFOOD exfoliator to remove dead skin cells and help improve a dull skin texture.
He recommends to only use this once any acne has subsided and only use once or twice a month.
Watch the full video to learn more below.
