10-Step Korean Skincare Routine

September 29, 2020
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Korean culture is the best; they aim at taking good care of themselves no matter what the situation is! Korean beauty products aim at creating bright, smooth, and perfect skin using less makeup.

Are you too amazed by the effects of these products? Do you also want to use K beauty products and make your skin healthy and bright? If so, then stop right here because in this article we are going to discuss the 10-step Korean skincare routine.

What are the ten steps of Korean skincare?

The Korean beauty products are so much in trend now, from the essences to the sheet masks everything is trending. The very first thing you must know about this is, you don’t need to do every single step every day. It’s not about using daily, it’s about using accordingly and using a different variety of products according to your skin type and skin concerns.

What is most interesting about Korean skincare is the mindset and lifestyle of Korean people. Without delaying much let’s now discuss the routine step by step in detail.

Step I – Oil Cleanser

Coming over to our first step i.e., oil Cleanser. This is mainly applied to the dry skin. Oil cleanser removes all the oily particles and makeup from your skin. Moreover, the smell and texture of the product are pleasant and soft.

Step II: Foam Cleanser

Now here comes the second step that is foam cleaner. In this step, you are supposed to clean your skin again using a foam cleanser. Basically, this cleanser is applied to the wet skin and it removes all the impurities like dirt and sweat from your skin.

After cleaning two times, first with oil and then with foam, there won’t be a bit of dirt left on your skin.

Step III: Exfoliator

After cleaning comes to the exfoliating step. In this step, you need to exfoliate your skin. Basically, what exfoliation does is, it sloughs off all the dead skin cells along with cleaning the clogged pores.

This dead skin dulls your face, that is why you need to exfoliate your skin too often. When you exfoliate, your skin turns brighter. You must not do this regularly if you’ve sensitive skin. For sensitive skin types, it is recommended to exfoliate once a week. If your skin is not sensitive, then you can use it regularly or twice or thrice a week.

Step IV: Toner

The fourth step is applying toner. After cleansing your skin so many times, your skin becomes dry and fragile. So what’s most necessary is, to hydrate it and toner does that for you. Generally, toner tones and nourishes the skin.

So, applying toner is a step to prepare your skin for further treatments.

Step V: Essence

Do you know what is the heart of Korean Skincare? It is the Essence! The essence is the heart of K-skincare and even it’s the most significant part of Korean skincare. It is similar to various products like boosters, serums, ampoules, and many more.

Step VI: Boosters, Serums, or Ampoule Treatments

This step is not much important for everyone to follow. Most importantly, this is for all those who have pigmentation and brown spots.

All these serums, boosters, and ampoules help to make the skin smoother and shinier.

Step VII: Mask

The next step is the application of a mask on the skin. This step also should not be used regularly and the kind of mask to apply depends totally on your skin needs.

A hydrating mask like a skinfood hydro sheet is highly recommended to use. Also, you can use any mask rich in Vitamin C.

Step VIII: Eye Cream

In this era of screens, who doesn’t get dark circles? Every one of us deals with this dark circle thing. So, this step mainly deals with your dark circles. Basically, this eye cream focuses on everything from fine lines to dark circles.

Step IX: Face Cream

Now comes the step to lock the moisture of your skin. You need to apply face cream to hydrate your skin. It makes you look younger and brighter.

You can use Erborian Bamboo cream for refreshing your skin. These creams are so light and good.

Step X: SPF

Sun protection is the most important step in Korean skincare. The harmful rays of the sun harm and tan your skin. That’s why it is advised to use an SPF cream or lotion. What SPF does is, it protects our skin by making a protective layer.

Why is Korean skincare so good?

There are so many Korean brands and skin products which are most popular and good. K beauty products are so popular because they focus more on keeping the skin healthy and well by using minimal make-up. Here are some of the reasons why Korean skincare is so good:

  • Highly Affordable:

Korean beauty products are so affordable that anyone can have them. Anyone can buy lip masks, sheet masks, toners, and boosters without spending a lot of money.

  • Made from Natural Ingredients:

One of the most unique properties of Korean skincare products is that they are made using natural ingredients. The most popular ingredient of Korean skincare products is snail mucus.

  • Wide Variety:

Korean beauty brands of skincare products for all types of skin. Basically, they sell all the products in a wide variety.

  • The main focus is on healthy skin:

They don’t focus on making the skin beautiful temporarily instead they focus on making it healthy. They focus more on skincare and on making the skin healthy and bright right from the beginning.

Conclusion

Here comes the end of the 10-step Korean skincare routine. To sum up, Korean skincare is the best skincare routine that one should follow. It focuses more on keeping the skin healthy and bright from the beginning.

We hope you are now aware of all the ten-step Korean skincare. So why wait? Give it a try as soon as possible to make your skin healthy and bright.

Modupe Gbadeyanka

Modupe Gbadeyanka is a fast-rising journalist with Business Post Nigeria. Her passion for journalism is amazing. She is willing to learn more with a view to becoming one of the best pen-pushers in Nigeria. Her role models are the duo of CNN's Richard Quest and Christiane Amanpour.

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