Care routine for redness and rosacea: morning and evening

If the skin turns red quickly, it does not need a full application of active ingredients. This little routine relies on familiar care and as little friction as possible.

If the skin turns red quickly, it does not need a full application of active ingredients. This little routine relies on familiar care and as little friction as possible.

Three big names on one serum: Lee explains what differentiates collagen, peptides and PDRN and which information will really help you when choosing your care.

Maybe your favorite cream already contains niacinamide. Lee will help you understand his tasks and select further care based on your needs.

Small dots on the nose are not automatically blackheads. Lee helps you take a closer look and choose care that doesn't overwhelm your skin.

The forehead shines while the cheeks are tense. Lee explains why water and skin oil are different things and how to adapt your care to your current condition.

Retinol, PDRN or a rich cream? We classify Korean serums and care products according to your skin needs - with concrete recommendations and realistic expectations.

Morning or evening, before the cream or in the fridge? When it comes to vitamin C, it's worth looking at the exact recipe. Lee goes through the questions with you.

Glass Skin describes a neat, light-reflecting look. We'll show you how to classify it in just a few steps without demanding perfection from your skin.

A clear mirror and even light help you assess your skin in a relaxed manner. What matters when it comes to magnification, light color and color rendering.

Three names, one plant – but different meanings. This is how you understand TECA, Cica and Madecassoside in your care.