
Skincare routine for dry skin: morning and evening
You put cream on yourself and a little later your cheeks start to feel tight again? Dry Skin often needs more than just a watery layer. A gentle cleansing start and a cream that helps retain moisture in the skin are a good basis.
Morning: Combine moisture with a cream
- Gently refresh: If no residue needs to be removed, lukewarm water can be sufficient. Pat your face instead of rubbing it dry.
- Serum as needed, then cream: The Mixsoon Glacier Water Hyaluronic Acid Serum is an uncomplicated moisturizing step with a short list of ingredients. Spread on slightly damp skin and then apply the ETUDE Soon Jung 2x Barrier Intensive Cream . It contains, among other things, sunflower oil, panthenol and madecassoside. The serum remains optional; you can start straight away with the cream.
- Sun protection: Finally, Purito Daily Soft Touch Sunscreen SPF 50+ PA++++ is ideal. Apply sunscreen generously as the final care step. Renew outside approximately every two hours and after sweating, swimming or drying off; Shade and clothing are part of it.
In the evening: as little friction as possible
With the ETUDE Soon Jung pH 5.5 Foam Cleanser you can gently wash the skin. Use little product and lukewarm water. If you have stubborn make-up, suitable pre-cleaning can help; We will explain separately when double cleansing makes sense . More cleansing steps do not automatically make dry skin happier.
Then apply your cream again. If you want a rich feeling of care, especially in the evening, the Pyunkang Yul Nutrition Cream with shea butter and macadamia oil is an alternative. It also contains beeswax and is therefore not vegan. You don’t need any additional facial oil for this base.
How your skin feels determines the amount
The cheeks can get a little more cream than the forehead. If the Nutrition Cream feels too rich, the Moisture Cream is another option: Compare Pyunkang Yul Moisture and Nutrition Cream directly .
Peels and retinoids don’t have to be added straight away. Only start when your skin feels comfortable. If itching, cracks or significant inflammation persists, have the cause clarified by a doctor. And if you are unsure whether your skin is lacking water or oil: our article on dehydrated and dry skin will help you.


