A skincare routine to reduce milia and blackheads and enhance skin radiance

1. 1. Wash your face with a gel-type foam cleanser only once every two days.
2. I used to double cleanse every day, but after switching to just one cleanse a day, I noticed my skin felt a bit less flabby.
3. Since then, I only double cleanse once every two days.
4. If you are concerned about your skin barrier, give this a try!

2. Apply BHA liquid to the skin immediately after washing your face.

Do you get small bumps or bumps on your skin for no particular reason? Do you need to periodically clear out blackheads and sebum?

Using Bahari Liquid will definitely improve things.

It's true.

Just apply it roughly like a pat, and if you apply it occasionally even to slightly rough areas of your body, that area will become smooth.

My 8th-grade son uses it too because it is very effective for acne.

If you are really struggling, please make sure to try this and find your light.

3. Apply a clear serum.

Instead of liquid types like lotion, I always use ampoules or serums to provide moisture and functionality to my skin; personally, I like products with whitening properties.

I'm using this right now, but I'm not really feeling any excitement about it.

I tried using it because it said it contained tranexamic acid.

I don't know if it's good or bad.

4. Apply a serum pack during the serum step every other day.

For days when you want clear skin, use Numbersin Glutathione Vitamin Concentrated Mask

I want to correct my skin texture the next day, so I'm Innisfree Retinol PDRN.

Apply the ampoule gel mask.

Between the two, I prefer Numbers In. It doesn't cause breakouts and makes my skin feel like jelly. I really like it because it moisturizes deep into the skin while also providing whitening benefits.

Don't throw away the leftovers; apply them to your body on the same day and the next.

It isn't sticky even when applied all over the body.

5. Retinol!

Retinol! It’s not enough to talk about it ten times!

Retinol is really, really important.

Use very small amounts carefully.

I like Paula's Choice for retinol and exfoliation.

The case provides perfect light blocking, and the effect is consistent no matter when you apply it.

The content is written exactly in the name.

0.3% content / 1% content

I plan to use 0.3% and then use 1%.

Around the age of 34, my skin started gradually getting wrinkled into small creases, but when I apply this, it just smooths them out instantly.

The effect is seriously amazing..

However, please make sure to familiarize yourself with the usage instructions and do not overuse it!

My skin is peeling off completely.

If I use it every day, I feel like my skin is getting thinner, so I take a break every now and then.

If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments and I will answer them in detail.