Glossary

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1. Wash your hands and wet your face with lukewarm water (32-36°C), then dispense foam or cleanser into your hands and gently massage your entire face for 30 seconds to 1 minute.
2. Rinse off and gently pat dry with a towel, then move on to the next step (moisturizing) within 3 minutes.

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• · In the evening, consider double cleansing if you have sunscreen or makeup on.
• · If your skin doesn't feel tight 30 minutes after cleansing, the strength is likely appropriate.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not cleanse more than 3 times a day or use scrubs or peels daily.
• · If you feel a 'squeaky clean' sensation after cleansing, the product may be too strong.

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1. Start within 3 minutes after cleansing.
2. Soak a cotton pad and gently wipe along the skin texture, or dispense into your palms and pat over your entire face.
3. Let it absorb until the next step (serum/cream).

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• · Before makeup, just lightly layer without overdoing it.
• · For dry cheeks and lips, apply twice, and for the T-zone, just once lightly.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not use high-alcohol toners daily on dry or sensitive skin.
• · Do not skip cream or sunscreen after applying toner.

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1. After cleansing and toning, dispense essence into your hands and pat it onto your face.
2. After absorption, proceed with cream or sunscreen (in the morning).
3. When using with serum, the typical order is essence → serum → cream.

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• · Initially, reduce the overlap of toner + essence (or serum) + cream.
• · Before makeup, apply just a light layer.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not layer essence, serum, and ampoule without purpose.
• · If you only apply essence and do not seal with cream, your skin may become dry.

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1. After toner, dispense a small amount (1-2 drops) into your hands and gently pat it over your entire face.
2. Before makeup, apply just a thin layer of hydrating serum, then proceed to the next step after 10-30 seconds of absorption.

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• · Initially, focus on just one hydrating serum.
• · If it stings, stop immediately and maintain the basic routine (cleanser + moisturizer + sunscreen).

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not layer 3-4 serums at once.
• · Do not forcefully add steps when they are unnecessary.

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1. Immediately after cleansing and toning, dispense a small amount onto your face while it's still moist.
2. Apply first to dry cheeks and lips, and reduce the amount on the oily T-zone.
3. Before makeup, apply just a thin layer of light lotion or cream, then wait 2-3 minutes.

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• · Dry skin often prefers cream or balm, while oily skin may find gel or lotion types more comfortable.
• · To prevent makeup from pilling, start with a small amount and a light formulation.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not layer too much moisturizer to avoid pilling.
• · Do not skip moisturizing just because you have oily skin.

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1. After morning moisturizing, wait 1-2 minutes, then dispense an amount the size of your hand (about 1-2g) and apply evenly to your face, neck, and ears.
2. Apply daily before going out and indoors, ideally reapplying every 2-3 hours.
3. In the evening, cleanse thoroughly with a cleanser.

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• · Use a formulation with less pilling before applying base makeup, and allow time for absorption.
• · Choose a sunscreen with at least SPF 30 and PA+++.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not skip moisturizer and only apply sunscreen.
• · Do not skip cleansing sunscreen in the evening.

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1. In the evening, gently dissolve makeup and sunscreen with an oil/balm cleanser.
2. Rinse with lukewarm water, then cleanse again with a foam cleanser.
3. Move on to the moisturizing step within 3 minutes after cleansing.

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• · On days without makeup or sunscreen, a single foam cleanse is sufficient.
• · Do not scrub too hard around the eyes and mouth.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not double cleanse every morning.
• · Do not skip moisturizing after double cleansing.

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1. In the evening, after cleansing, apply a small amount of peeling or scrub to dry skin, focusing on the T-zone and areas with dead skin.
2. Follow the product's recommended time (usually 30 seconds to 2 minutes), then rinse with lukewarm water.
3. Immediately moisturize with cream or balm, and thoroughly apply sunscreen the next morning.

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• · Initially, try once a week, and if there are no reactions, increase to twice a week.
• · On peeling days, it's safer to avoid other actives (retinol, high-concentration vitamin C).

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not exfoliate when experiencing breakouts, stinging, or redness.
• · Do not scrub too hard or use scrubs daily.

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1. Apply toner (optional) within 3 minutes after cleansing.
2. Apply serum (optional) → cream/lotion in order, gently tapping to absorb at each step.
3. Finish with sunscreen in the morning and cream or balm in the evening.

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• · Initially, toner + cream + sunscreen is sufficient.
• · Apply a little more cream to dry areas like the cheeks and around the mouth.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not apply sunscreen before cream.
• · Avoid using 5-6 products all at once from the start.

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1. Moisturize with toner and serum (optional) → cream/balm within 3 minutes after cleansing.
2. In the morning, finish with sunscreen after moisturizing, and apply a bit more cream in the evening.
3. On days with severe tightness, you can layer mist or toner.

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• · If you don't feel tight 30 minutes after cleansing, the cleanser and hydration levels are likely appropriate.
• · Cheeks, around the mouth, and eyes tend to be drier, so increase hydration in those areas.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not skip hydration due to oiliness.
• · Avoid using products with strong alcohol or exfoliating ingredients daily.

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1. Cleanse with a gentle cleanser in the morning and evening, then hydrate with a light toner or lotion.
2. Apply sunscreen before going out, and lightly press powder only on the T-zone where shine is excessive.
3. Exfoliation and peeling should be attempted 1-2 times a week, only in the evening.

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• · Refer to oil-free and non-comedogenic labels, but confirm personal reactions with patch testing.
• · Not skipping hydration often improves oil balance.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not cleanse more than three times a day or use scrubs daily.
• · Avoid using toners with high alcohol content daily.

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1. After cleansing, lightly apply toner all over, then apply cream to the cheeks and around the mouth first.
2. Use only a small amount of lotion or gel on the T-zone, and apply a bit more cream on the cheeks to balance.
3. After applying sunscreen all over, you can finish with powder only on the T-zone to control shine.

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• · Recording the condition of the T-zone and cheeks once a week can make product selection easier.
• · For combination skin, you don't have to choose only oily or dry products for the entire face.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not remove oil only from the T-zone while neglecting hydration on the cheeks.
• · Avoid applying heavy balms on the cheeks and the same thick amount on the T-zone.

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1. Morning: Follow the order of cleansing → toner (optional) → hydration → sunscreen.
2. Evening: Cleanse → hydrate. Consider double cleansing on days with heavy makeup or sunscreen.
3. In summer, use lotion; in winter or dry conditions, switch to cream.

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• · Once your basic routine is stable, start adding serums or peels one at a time.
• · Applying sunscreen indoors daily is beneficial in the long run.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not skip evening cleansing or sunscreen just because there are no issues.
• · Avoid adding multiple active ingredients at once.

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1. Maintain only cleanser, hydration, and sunscreen for 3-7 days.
2. After patch testing new products, add them one at a time with 3-7 days in between.
3. If irritation occurs, stop using that product and maintain the basic routine for one week.

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• · Using lukewarm water, short cleansing times, and patting with a towel can reduce irritation.
• · Masks, friction, and hot showers can also cause redness, so check those as well.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not apply multiple products bought on sale without patch testing.
• · Avoid using peels or scrubs daily even if it stings.

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1. Cleanse twice a day, using lukewarm water and cleansing lightly for 30 seconds to 1 minute.
2. Within 3 minutes after cleansing, apply toner and cream (ceramide, hydration) to replenish moisture and barrier.
3. If irritation occurs, stop peeling, scrubbing, and introducing new actives for one week.

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• · Using cream (barrier) over hyaluronic acid (moisture) can be beneficial.
• · If the indoor environment is dry, consider using a humidifier or mist.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not cleanse or peel more harshly when experiencing tightness or redness.
• · Avoid hot water and rubbing with rough towels.

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1. Cleanse and apply toner all over, then apply cream or lotion first to the cheeks and around the mouth.
2. Use only light textures and small amounts on the T-zone, and apply oil and pore primers only to the T-zone and nose.
3. Use powder and oil blotting papers lightly only on the T-zone.

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• · Recording T-zone shine and cheek tightness once a week can make routine adjustments easier.
• · Even with the same product, adjusting the amount by area can often achieve balance.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not use strong cleansers or alcohol toners only on the T-zone to remove oil.
• · Avoid using thick powders or matte products on the cheeks.

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1. After base makeup, apply a small amount of concealer that is 0.5 to 1 tone lighter than your foundation under the eyes.
2. Gently tap with your finger or a small brush to blend the edges.
3. If the color is too dark, gradually build up the amount.

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• · Taking care of your skincare and sleep habits will enhance makeup effectiveness.
• · If you have wrinkles, avoid applying too thickly.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not apply foundation thickly like cake under the eyes.
• · Do not skip moisturizer and sunscreen because of dark circles.

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1. Wash your face only twice a day with a gentle cleanser, and maintain light moisturizing and sunscreen.
2. Temporarily stop new actives and peels, and observe for 1-2 weeks.
3. Check your environment, including contact with pillows, masks, and phones.

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• · Change only one product at a time and observe reactions for two weeks.
• · Do not stop moisturizing due to oiliness.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not squeeze or scrub troubled areas harshly.
• · Do not change multiple products at once.

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1. Maintain gentle cleansing in the morning and evening, along with light moisturizing and sunscreen.
2. Try BHA or clay masks only 1-2 times a week in the evening.
3. Lightly use pore primer and powder only on the T-zone.

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• · Balance not just oil removal but also hydration.
• · Reduce peeling frequency if you have trouble.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not wash your face 4-5 times a day due to pores.
• · Do not use scrubs or peels daily.

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1. Establish a basic routine with daily sunscreen and sufficient hydration, then
2. Try exfoliation and peeling only in the evening 1-2 times a week.
3. Start using vitamin C in the morning at low concentration, patch testing before using 2-3 times a week.

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• · Observe your routine in two-week intervals rather than seeking immediate results.
• · Check hydration and exfoliation status before makeup.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not use peels or scrubs daily.
• · Do not only focus on tone care without sunscreen.

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1. Use lukewarm water for a short wash, and only pat dry with a towel.
2. Stop using strong active, peeling, or scented products for 1-2 weeks.
3. Maintain only gentle, fragrance-free, low-irritation sunscreen.

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• · Try to reduce masks, friction, hot showers, and saunas.
• · Patch test new products before adding them one at a time.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not use scrubs, peels, or retinol when redness occurs.
• · Do not use alcohol or heavily scented toners daily.

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1. Establish a basic routine in the morning and evening + fix daytime sunscreen and reapplication first.
2. Add vitamin C (morning) and niacinamide one at a time at 2-week intervals.
3. Start using peels and retinol in the evening at 1-2 times a week.

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• · Effects are generally seen over weeks to months, so be patient.
• · If irritation occurs, stop actives and maintain only the basic routine.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not use tone products without sunscreen.
• · Do not start multiple strong ingredients at the same time.

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1. In natural light by a window, apply a small amount of foundation and lip samples on your jawline.
2. Consider gold/silver accessories, wrist vein color, and the undertone of your lips and cheeks.
3. Choose the most natural warm, cool, or neutral tone, then match your base and color products to that tone.

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• · If your neck and jawline have different tones from your face, adjust the depth (shade) as well.
• · The most reliable method is to check samples and testers in natural light at the store.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not choose colors based only on popular shades or YouTube recommendations.
• · Do not make final decisions based solely on indoor lighting.

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1. Test coral, peach, and gold beige foundation samples on your jawline.
2. Match blush and lips to the same warm shades.
3. Check the jaw and neck boundary in natural light.

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• · If cool-tone pink bases appear gray or red on your face, try warm tones.
• · You can refer to undertone measurement (/ko/undertone-measure) for guidance.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not choose only trendy cool-tone colors.
• · Do not only look at the back of your hand without checking neck and jaw tones.

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1. Test rose, pink, or berry foundation on the jawline.
2. Match blush and lips to the same cool tone.
3. Check the boundary and neck tone in natural light.

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• · If warm beige looks yellowish, try a cool base.
• · Look at the rose undertones in your lips and cheeks together.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't choose only warm coral or orange lips.
• · Don't make your final decision based solely on indoor lighting.

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1. Apply foundation thinly on the jawline and cheeks and check the boundary in natural light.
2. See if the neck, chest, and face tones connect.
3. If brightness matches, compare undertone (warm/cool) samples next.

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• · If unsure between two shades, the darker one is often more natural.
• · Different formulations like cushion and liquid can have different colors even at the same shade, so test directly.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't ignore the undertone while matching brightness.
• · Don't decide on the face shade based only on the color of your hand.

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1. After skincare (cleansing → toner → moisturizing), wait 2-3 minutes before starting.
2. After primer (optional), layer foundation thinly several times.
3. Apply concealer only to the necessary areas in small amounts.

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• · Check if the color matches at the jawline in natural light.
• · Get comfortable with one tool among hands, sponges, or brushes.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't apply while the moisture is still wet.
• · Don't apply too thickly at once.

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1. After setting the base with foundation, apply a small amount only to the necessary areas like blemishes and dark circles.
2. Gently tap with fingers or a small brush to blend the edges.

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• · For dark circles, a slightly lighter tone than foundation often looks more natural.
• · Apply a little at a time to control the amount.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't apply thickly all over the face.
• · Don't layer color on top of a base that is already caking.

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1. After skincare and moisturizing, wait 2-3 minutes, then apply a small amount only to areas needing T-zone, pores, and texture smoothing.
2. Gently tap to absorb before applying foundation.

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• · Helps smooth skin texture when makeup is caking or sliding.
• · It can be omitted at first.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't overlap skincare + primer + foundation + powder excessively.
• · Don't apply foundation immediately after moisturizing.

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1. After foundation and concealer, lightly press only on the T-zone where oil is a concern.
2. Skip or finish very lightly on the cheeks and around the mouth.

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• · Useful for controlling shine in oily skin and summer.
• · Recommended to use only on the T-zone for dry skin.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't apply thickly to dry cheeks.
• · Don't add powder when the base is already caking.

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1. On top of the base and powder (optional), apply gradually from the center of the cheek outward.
2. Check in the mirror; if the color is too strong, blend lightly with a puff or brush.

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• · Warm tones often use coral or peach, while cool tones use rose or berry shades.
• · When using with lips and eyes, it's sufficient to highlight just one.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't apply too heavily at once.
• · Don't layer on top of a base that is already caking.

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1. After base and blush (optional), apply from the inside of the lips gradually.
2. If the edges are defined, lightly blend with your finger or a lip brush.

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• · If you have chapped lips, moisturize first with lip balm.
• · Start with one natural color.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't apply dark colors on chapped lips.
• · Don't layer color over a dry base.

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1. On top of the base, apply a thin layer of a single color (beige or brown) on the eyelids.
2. You can continue with blush and lip color, or just focus on the eyes.

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• · At first, master just one color.
• · If the lip and blush are bold, reduce the amount of eye makeup.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't use multiple colors and glitter at once.
• · Don't layer color over a dry base.

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1. After moisturizing and priming, apply very thinly to the necessary areas like redness and dark circles.
2. Gently tap and then continue with foundation and concealer.
3. If the edges are visible, reduce the amount and blend.

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• · At first, master just one color (e.g., peach for dark circles).
• · Use only on problem areas, not the entire T-zone or cheeks.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't apply color corrector thickly over the entire face.
• · Don't apply before moisturizing.

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1. After cleansing and toning, if the serum or toner contains hyaluronic acid, pat it onto your face to absorb.
2. Seal with cream or lotion within 3 minutes.
3. On dry days, you can layer an extra layer of toner.

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• · Don't skip cream after applying hyaluronic acid.
• · If sensitive, start with low concentration and gentle formulations.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't layer hyaluronic acid multiple times without a moisturizing cream.
• · If it stings, stop immediately and maintain a basic moisturizing routine.

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1. After cleansing and toning, apply ceramide cream or balm generously from the cheeks and around the mouth.
2. When the barrier is weak, maintain a ceramide-focused routine for 1-2 weeks instead of active ingredients.
3. Finish with sunscreen after moisturizing in the morning.

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• · The order of applying hyaluronic acid (moisture) followed by ceramide cream (barrier) is natural.
• · When sensitive or dry, you can apply a bit more at night.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't skip sunscreen after applying only ceramide.
• · Avoid strong peeling during barrier recovery.

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1. At the toner and serum stage, pat a small amount over the entire face.
2. Start with evenings only, 2-3 times a week, and observe reactions.
3. Maintain the cream and sunscreen steps as usual.

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• · Observe low concentration products (2-5%) for more than 2 weeks.
• · Don't use retinol or AHA/BHA on the same night from the start.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't just increase the concentration when it stings or apply multiple times daily.
• · Don't start with actives when your basic routine is unstable.

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1. In the morning, after toner, pat a small amount (1-2 drops) of vitamin C serum.
2. Finish with cream and sunscreen after 1-2 minutes.
3. Initially, observe reactions for 2-3 weeks.

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• · Separate morning and evening routines to avoid overlapping with retinol or peeling.
• · If it stings, reduce frequency or take a week off.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't start with high concentration vitamin C before your basic routine.
• · Don't use vitamin C without sunscreen.

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1. In the evening, after toner and moisturizing, apply a small amount the size of a pea.
2. Start 2-3 times a week and observe reactions for 2 weeks.
3. Apply sunscreen thoroughly the next morning.

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• · Start after your basic routine (cleansing + moisturizing + sunscreen) has been stable for over 2 weeks.
• · If you experience stinging or peeling, reduce frequency or take a week off.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't use retinol in the morning, on peeling days, or during breakouts.
• · Don't use retinol without sunscreen.

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1. After evening cleansing, apply a small amount of AHA or BHA according to product instructions.
2. Moisturize with cream after rinsing or absorption.
3. Be sure to apply sunscreen the next morning.

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• · Start with once a week, and if no issues, increase to twice a week.
• · Avoid overlapping with retinol or scrubs at night.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not apply directly to troubled or inflamed areas.
• · Do not use daily if there is significant stinging or redness.

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1. If alcohol is listed at the top of the ingredient list, a patch test is recommended.
2. For dry or sensitive skin, prioritize comparing alcohol-free and low-irritation formulations.
3. If it stings, stop using the product and switch to an alcohol-free routine.

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• · Even if you have oily skin, reduce alcohol content if it stings daily.
• · Check the ingredient list for toners, sunscreens, and cleansers.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not use alcohol toners daily just because they control oil.
• · Do not ignore other irritating ingredients just because it's labeled 'alcohol-free'.

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1. Display the standard color chip full screen on the second phone and set brightness to maximum.
2. Place the second phone screen next to the cheek and take a photo with the first phone.
3. Select the closest tone from warm, cool, neutral, and gray chips and save it to your profile.

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• · Shooting in natural light by a window reduces lighting distortion.
• · Results are for reference, and it's good to confirm once more in-store or with samples.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't shoot only in dark indoor or yellow lighting.
• · Don't shoot with makeup or beauty filters turned on.

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1. After morning moisturizing, apply a size equivalent to the back of your hand (about 1-2g) evenly to the face, neck, and ears.
2. Reapply every 2-3 hours when going out or working near windows.
3. Reapply after sweating, swimming, or towel drying.

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• · Do not just focus on the number; do not neglect the amount and reapplication.
• · It's good to develop a habit of checking PA along with SPF.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not skip moisturizing and cleansing just because you see SPF.
• · Do not skip evening cleansing of sunscreen.

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1. Check both SPF and PA on the sunscreen label.
2. For daily use: consider PA+++ or higher, for long outdoor exposure: also consider PA++++.
3. Choose based on the same criteria for morning and reapplication.

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• · UVA can enter even indoors or in cars, so it's good to develop a daily application habit.
• · Reapplication is even more important after waterproof activities or outdoor exposure.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not ignore PA just because you see SPF.
• · Do not skip reapplication just because PA is high.

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1. Apply a product the size of a coin to the inside of the wrist or jawline.
2. Observe for redness, itching, stinging, or small breakouts for 24-48 hours.
3. If there are no issues, start with a small amount on the face, adding it to your routine at intervals of 3-7 days.

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• · Testing only one product at a time helps identify the cause.
• · Even if you bought several new products, test them one by one in order.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not apply multiple new products to the entire face at once without patch testing.
• · Do not continue using if it stings slightly, thinking 'it will be fine once I get used to it'.

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1. If you have a history of sensitivity or irritation, prioritize fragrance-free products.
2. Check the position of alcohol, AHA/BHA, and retinol in the ingredient list.
3. After patch testing, incorporate it into your entire routine.

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• · Try a combination of fragrance-free + low-irritation + gentle cleanser first.
• · Just because it's fragrance-free does not mean it's 'gentle'.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not assume all ingredients are safe just because it's fragrance-free.
• · Do not apply multiple fragrance-free products at once from the start.

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1. For oily and acne-prone skin, consider products labeled non-comedogenic.
2. After patch testing, observe reactions for 2 weeks.
3. If breakouts continue, simplify your basic routine of cleansing, moisturizing, and sunscreen.

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• · Oil-free and lightweight moisturizers can be helpful.
• · Do not just rely on the label; keep track of the feel and changes in breakouts.

It's Better to Avoid

• · If it stings despite being non-comedogenic, do not continue using it.
• · Do not skip moisturizing or sunscreen due to oiliness.

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1. For oily and acne-prone skin, consider oil-free lotions and sunscreens.
2. The order of light moisturizing and sunscreen after cleansing remains the same.
3. If dryness or tightness occurs, switch to creams or balms.

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• · Oil-free + non-comedogenic can be a good combination.
• · For dry skin, do not just choose oil-free; check the moisturizing feel directly.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Do not skip moisturizing just because it's oil-free.
• · Do not insist on only lightweight formulations if they cause tightness.

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1. Apply a sufficient amount before swimming, exercising, or spending long hours outdoors.
2. Reapply as soon as possible after contact with sweat or water.
3. In the evening, melt it off with an oil/balm cleanser and follow with a foam cleanser for double cleansing.

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• · If you only commute daily, regular sunscreen is generally easier to cleanse.
• · Make double cleansing a habit on days you use waterproof products.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't use waterproof products daily and neglect cleansing.
• · Don't skip moisturizing just because you applied water-resistant sunscreen.

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1. After moisturizing, take a small amount and spread it evenly over the face.
2. If a white cast appears, reduce the amount or apply in two layers.
3. Cleanse thoroughly in the evening with a cleanser.

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• · If you have a history of sensitivity or irritation, you can start with mineral sunscreen.
• · Choose between base-specific and standalone sunscreens.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't apply too little due to the white cast.
• · Don't skip evening cleansing just because it's a mineral sunscreen.

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1. After moisturizing, apply a sufficient amount, and if it indicates 'effective after 20-30 minutes,' wait for that time.
2. Reapply before going out and every 2-3 hours.
3. If it stings, stop using it and compare with mineral or fragrance-free products.

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• · If you experience pilling or a strong white cast, you might try chemical or mixed formulations.
• · If you feel stinging around the eyes, try changing the formulation or brand.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't continue using it if it stings.
• · Don't skip reapplication or cleansing.

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1. After moisturizing and applying base, use a small amount of matte primer or powder only on the T-zone.
2. Keep the cheeks and lips hydrated and maintain a dewy base.
3. Only apply powder on particularly oily days.

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• · If matte + lack of hydration leads to flakiness, check your hydration levels first.
• · This finish is especially suitable for summer and oily skin.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't apply a thick layer of matte powder all over your face.
• · Avoid layering matte products without hydration.

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1. After sufficient hydration, layer a dewy base or cream thinly.
2. For oily skin, use powder only on the T-zone to control shine while keeping the cheeks dewy.
3. If flakiness occurs, apply base after hydration and exfoliation.

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• · Try it when experiencing dryness, winter, or significant lifting.
• · You can achieve a glow with just a dewy base without highlighter.

It's Better to Avoid

• · Don't apply a thick layer of dewy base on oily T-zones.
• · Avoid layering dewy products without sufficient hydration.