Kim Mi-yeon's favorite skincare items for dry skin

How dry skin types can tackle inner dryness in weather like this‼️

 

I'll recommend three products!

 

 

Menokine 30-Second Quick Bubble Mask “Moist”

I used it for the first time out of curiosity, but actually, 30 seconds is a lie.

You need to let it absorb for about 1-2 minutes. However, I definitely liked using it as the first step after cleansing because it felt like it opened up my skin's moisture pathways.

One of the reasons I use it often is that it’s a bubble formula, making it easier to use than a watery toner!

 

VT PDRN Glow Ampoule Mist

As the spray force spreads evenly

A product that applies smoothly like mist, so it isn't heavy even when used over makeup.

It is especially great to spray whenever I feel dryness in between.

It was a mist I reached for frequently.

After spraying, a subtle glow appears on the skin, and

I'm satisfied because it feels like the moisture is maintained without any tightness!

I tried it because I was more curious since it was a pick by YouTuber Cine.

It was a good hydrating mist to carry around every day.

Lightly layering it in between your basic skincare steps gives a subtle glow and hydration

It was good that it was added.

 

Dr. Althea 345 Relief Cream

My absolute favorite moisturizing lotion that I've been using consistently lately‼️

The texture isn't too heavy, so it's good for daily use, and

I really liked how it absorbed smoothly into the skin and felt like it deeply hydrated it. I find myself reaching for this product more often, especially when my skin condition is poor or dryness kicks in; it feels like it soothes and comforts my skin. It finishes without any stickiness while keeping the moisture for a long time.

I used to be a moisturizer nomad, but I’ve been using this as my holy grail ever since.

 

The drier your skin, the more important it is to layer lightweight products multiple times! If you blindly apply heavy products just because your skin is dry, it often fails to absorb them and rejects them. Therefore, the key is to gradually allow light formulations to fully absorb before moving on to the next step.