I heard that it is difficult to completely and permanently remove them because they are not old blackheads, but rather sebum continuously coming out of the sebaceous glands themselves. For me, managing them by using a product containing salicylic acid 2 to 3 times a week was the most effective.

They recommend a week, but I usually use it for about a month before replacing it with a new one. I change the ones for touch-ups a bit more often because my face gets oily, so I'm just being cautious.

Those looking for a product that leaves a clean finish without tightness after washing their face might want to check this out.

It’s a plum color, but since it comes out clear rather than dull, it must be pretty.

I also use oil and cleansing foam on days I wear makeup, and on days I only wear sunscreen, I lightly wipe with a cleansing tissue and use a gentle cleansing foam!

It evens out the tone slightly without leaving a white cast, and if you are concerned about oiliness, finishing with powder seems like a good option.

I found that if you have enlarged pores or uneven skin texture, adherence is more important than color when it comes to blush. The Pure Cake looks pretty with its subtle radiance.

Rather than assuming that the problem lies solely with the sun product, I would first suspect the overlap of multiple products, such as sunscreen, primer, and cushion foundation. I've heard that if you have acne-prone skin, it is a good idea to switch to non-comedogenic or oil-free products and eliminate them one by one to identify which ones don't suit you.

Since it has a formula that is moisturizing like an essence yet absorbs without stickiness, I think it would be especially suitable for combination skin.

It would be great to use Stridex Sensitive Pads to cleanly refine the skin texture.

Since it corrects tone and controls oil, it will be useful for times like these when I'm worried about my makeup wearing off. I also like that the three colors are mixed together, so it creates a bright finish without any streaking.

Jung Saem Mool Essential feels a bit sticky, but Light was actually quite good!