This routine is all about balance: cleanse, hydrate, treat, protect. I used each product long enough to know how it feels on the skin and what to watch out for especially since actives like tazarotene and azelaic acid can get intense. Here’s the simp...
Sections
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Cleaner
Toner
Serum
Actif
Moisturizer
Sunscreen
Cleaner
I use it first to remove sweat, dirt, and oil. It leaves the skin clean without stripping.
Precaution: Use lukewarm water, no harsh rubbing.
beplain - Mung Bean Ph-balanced Cleansing Foam
Toner
These rehydrate the skin and prep it for treatments. The pads refine texture; the milk toner softens the skin.
Precaution: If the pads tingle, reduce use to a few times per week.
I apply a few drops on damp skin. It boosts hydration and makes the skin more tolerant to actives.
Precaution: Let it absorb fully before layering strong actives.
A pea-sized amount on dry skin. It helps with acne, texture, and dark spots.
Precaution: Start slowly (2–3 nights/week). Causes irritation. Absolutely needs sunscreen the next morning.
Tazarotene (Tazorac): Uses, Side Effects, Dosage & More
Gives a gentle exfoliating effect, reduces acne, and fades pigmentation.
Precaution: Don’t use it the same night as tazarotene. Can sting at first.
Azéane Cream 15% Azelaic Acid
Moisturizer
Both calm and hydrate the skin. I use them after actives to seal moisture and avoid irritation.
Precaution: Always pair with actives to avoid dryness or peeling
Final step in the morning. Lightweight and essential when using retinoids and acids.
Precaution: Use enough skipping sunscreen destroys all progress from actives.
SKIN1004 - Madagascar Centella Hyalu-Cica Water-Fit Sun Serum
