
K-Beauty Notes


Use Multi Balm: Dr. Melaxin and d’Alba in comparison
Apply Multi Balm specifically: Dr. Melaxin as a rich cream finish or d’Alba for care and a shiny finish over make-up.
Eye cream, eye serum or eye patches: which care is right for you?
Cream for creamy care, serum for a light texture, patches for the care break: each with two suitable product examples and application tips.
Anua Toner in comparison: Heartleaf or Rice for your routine?
Heartleaf 77 or Rice 70 Glow Milky Toner? We compare the two Anua toners based on texture, ingredients and their place in your existing skin care routine.
Fermented skin care: What Bifida and Galactomyces mean
Understanding fermentation on the label: What Bifida and Galactomyces reveal, how essence and cream differ and what the microbiome promise leaves open.
Panthenol in facial care: What does provitamin B5 mean?
Panthenol and provitamin B5 are related. A look at moisture, recipes and two care products will help you compare serum and cream sensibly.
Propolis in skin care: What is behind the bee resin?
Propolis is bee resin and is found in many golden serums and toners. Lee explains the origin, two specific recipes and the limits of vegan care and allergies.
Dr.Melaxin: Understanding peeling, calcium cream and eye care
Peeling rolls, calcium and an eye cream with color: Lee explains three Dr.Melaxin products and separates cosmetic care from big before-and-after promises.
celimax: Noni, ceramides and serums for your care
Noni, ceramides or more evenness: Lee classifies three celimax serums and shows how you can add a suitable product to your existing care routine.
If the skin feels tight or burns: Understanding the skin barrier
Suddenly the familiar cream burns. Lee explains what the skin barrier does, how you can make your care more manageable and when medical advice is necessary.
Which moisturizer suits your skin?
Sometimes it needs a creamier texture, sometimes a smaller amount. Lee helps you choose moisturizer based on how your skin feels and your daily routine.
Korean skincare at Rossmann: brands, ISANA and suitable care steps
Discover Korean skincare at Rossmann: Lee explains the ISANA line, three care steps and the selection based on your previous routine.
Best Korean cosmetics for mature skin
At 60+, the bathroom doesn't suddenly need ten new bottles. Most of the time, the skin needs less rest. The short answer is: The one best Korean cosmetics for mature skin...
Dehydrated or dry skin: What care does your skin need right now?
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.
Skin Longevity – strengthening skin in the long term
Strengthening skin in the long term: What skin longevity means in everyday life and how moisture, UV protection and a suitable routine come together.
Glass Skin: What does the look mean – and how does it suit your skin?
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.
Welches Anua-Serum passt zu dir? Vier Seren im Vergleich
Two Anua serums, two focuses: Lee compares Niacinamide + TXA and Rice Ceramide based on care concerns, texture and place in your routine.
Good Diet, Sleep, Exercise and Korean Skincare
Korean Skincare: More than Ten Steps K-Beauty Notes by Lee Wer for the first time from Korean When you hear skincare, you might think of a bathroom full of bottles. Of sheet masks, sunscreen and...
Bloom Skin: Was steckt hinter dem sanften Glow?
Bloom Skin describes a gentle, natural-looking glow. What's behind the young beauty trend and what it means for your existing care.
When the heating is running again: your skin care for autumn and winter
When the summer cream suddenly isn't enough: a calm orientation to heating air, textures and small changes in your autumn and winter care.
Korean skincare routine morning and evening
Korean skincare routine morning and evening K-Beauty Notes by Lee · Routines instead of rules A Korean skincare routine can look like a very well-stocked shelf: cleansing oil, cleanser, toner, essence, serum, eye cream,...
Skincare routine for dry skin: morning and evening
If the skin feels tight after washing, the care product can be softened. This morning and evening routine combines moisture with a suitable cream.
Korean body care: What arms, legs and hands need
After showering, on dry shins or in between for the hands: Lee helps you to incorporate body lotion and body cream into your everyday life.