Basic skincare routine

When starting the basic skincare routine, you usually apply a skin toner first.
This step serves to refine the skin texture and remove any remaining impurities after cleansing. Additionally, it balances the skin's oil and moisture levels and aids in the absorption of subsequent skincare products. When applying toner, it is best to spread it evenly over the face and gently pat it to aid absorption. If you feel any areas are dry, placing a cotton pad soaked in toner on those spots for 1 to 2 minutes is also a good method. However, if you have dry skin, it is advisable to avoid toners containing alcohol, as they can cause moisture to evaporate.

After applying the toner like this, I apply eye cream.
For eye cream, we recommend applying it immediately after your toner. This is because it does not absorb well if applied after you have already applied essence or cream. Simply dispense a small amount of eye cream and gently apply it around the under-eye area. Following this basic skincare routine, you can apply an ampoule, essence, or serum. While these products all serve similar functions, they differ in concentration. Generally, the concentration increases in the order of essence, serum, and ampoule.

The last step in your basic skincare routine is a moisturizing cream or a nourishing cream.
If you have acne-prone or oily skin, it is best to use a lightweight gel type, while for dry skin, it is recommended to use products that contain oil. Since these products act as a protective barrier that helps your basic skincare products last longer, it is best to apply them as the very last step. So, today we looked at the order of basic skincare. There is no single correct answer regarding the order, and the steps can vary depending on your skin condition or preference, so please use this as a reference to find the routine that works best for you.

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