Survival routine for skincare during the changing seasons for combination skin 💦

Hello, this is Suri.

The changing seasons have arrived, the time when oily and dehydrated skin suffers the most...😳

 

I think the changing seasons are scarier than winter.

My skin gets dry and cracks deep inside, and sensitive so tiny bumps spread like wildfire; my skin goes through a terrible mess at the slightest provocation.

 

At times like this, I focus on hydration rather than soothing! I’d like to introduce my skincare routine for the changing seasons for combination skin.

 

 

 

When I focus on hydration care, I try to apply thin layers of basic skincare products. Lack of moisture intelligence As a result, I found that if I excessively increased the amount I applied, it often just sat on the surface and rubbed off rather than replenishing moisture.

 

 

Daiso Madeca21 Teka Solution

Soothing Mist Toner

 

As the first step, As soon as I wash my face Lightly spray with Daiso mist and pat.

No matter what skin toner you use, I think it's important to apply it immediately after washing your face as the first step! Since the changing seasons are a time when the face tends to get particularly dry, it's good to pay extra attention to it. This mist sprays evenly across the face with a fine mist, making it a product I reach for often!

 

 

Torriden Dive In

Low molecular weight hyaluronic acid serum

 

The next step is to apply a hydrating serum.

Apply the serum thinly, without using too much!

I have been continuing to use the Torriden Hydration Serum because it is not too heavy nor too runny like water, making it easy to apply lightly.☺️

 

 

 

Azelia

 

When the milia are severe, use azaleas as an intermediate step.

Since Azelia can be quite irritating for some people, I recommend testing a small amount before using it!!

 

If it suits your skin, it is truly a miracle product, so I recommend it to those with severe acne!

 

 

 

La Roche-Posay

Cicaplast Balm B5+

 

As the final step, I apply La Roche-Posay cream.

In my case, my skin barrier breaks down easily during the change of seasons, so I manage it by consistently applying La Roche-Posay cream.

Estra cream is also famous as a barrier cream, but it made my skin feel too oily, so I switched to La Roche-Posay, and it suits me well, so I have been using it consistently!

 

 

 

So, that concludes my introduction to the skincare routine for oily-dehydrated skin during the changing seasons!

If you know of any other good products to help you get through the changing seasons, please recommend them in the comments!

Thank you for reading😆