Level 2: Build My Routine
Combine morning, evening, and situational routines to make them executable daily.
3-Step Morning Routine
Cleanse → Light hydration → Sunscreen. Just follow this order, even on busy days.
- Core 3 steps of a morning routine: Cleansing → Hydration → Sunscreen. Just remember this sequence.
- On days with no time, light cleanse + hydration + sunscreen is enough for basic care.
- Build the habit by checking your daily routine checklist every day.
Try This
- · If you finished your nighttime routine the evening before, you can do a light cleanse in the morning.
- · Sunscreen is the final step—apply it right after hydration.
It's Better to Avoid
- · Don't exfoliate or use peeling products every morning.
- · Don't go outside without sunscreen.
Usage Methods by Product
Tap to view usage method
Evening Recovery Routine
Remove makeup and focus on hydration and skin barrier recovery.
- Evening routine: Double cleanse (if wearing makeup) → Toner → Serum (optional) → Moisturizer.
- If you're not wearing makeup, one cleanse is enough.
- Night is when your skin recovers, so focus on hydration and barrier care.
Try This
- · Include sunscreen in your evening double cleanse routine.
- · Start applying serums and moisturizers to comfortable areas first.
It's Better to Avoid
- · Don't skip cleansing just because you're tired.
- · Don't exfoliate or peel your skin every evening.
Usage Methods by Product
Tap to view usage method
Minimal Routine for Busy Days
When you're short on time, cleanse + hydrate + sunscreen covers the basics.
- Minimal routine: Cleanse → Hydration (lotion/moisturizer) → Sunscreen (morning).
- You can skip toner, serum, and eye cream. Stick to the core 3 steps.
- A minimal routine on a busy day is far better than doing nothing at all.
Try This
- · Decide on a 'minimal set' of cleanse + hydration + sunscreen ahead of time.
- · 5 minutes before leaving home is enough.
It's Better to Avoid
- · Don't skip cleansing, hydration, and sunscreen just because you're busy.
- · Don't try a new product for the first time on a busy day.
Pre-Makeup Routine
Adjust hydration and product layering so your base applies smoothly.
- Pre-makeup routine: Cleanse → Toner → Light hydration → Wait 2-3 minutes → Primer (optional) → Base.
- Too much hydration makes your base slip; too little shows dry patches.
- Keep T-zone hydration light and cheeks well-hydrated.
Try This
- · After hydration, lightly mist with toner or facial mist to adjust texture.
- · You only need to apply primer to the T-zone and pore-prone areas.
It's Better to Avoid
- · Don't apply foundation immediately after hydration.
- · Don't layer 5-6 steps of skincare and base makeup.
Usage Methods by Product
Tap to view usage method
Add One Product at a Time
Don't switch multiple products at once. Add one at a time and observe your skin's reaction for at least 3 days.
- When adding a new product, keep your existing routine and swap only one product. Observe your skin's reaction for 3-7 days.
- If you notice stinging, redness, or breakouts, stop that product and return to your previous routine.
- We recommend adding products in this order: Serum → Essence → Moisturizer → Sunscreen.
Try This
- · Patch test: Apply a small amount on the inside of your arm or behind your ear and check for reactions over 24 hours.
- · Recording the opening date and expiration date helps you manage when to replace products.
It's Better to Avoid
- · Don't switch 5-6 products at once based on social media or reviews.
- · Don't keep using a product that causes irritation, thinking you'll get used to it.
Execute Directly in Today's Routine
If you have learned the morning and evening order, check daily in the Today's Routine tab to build a habit.
Go to Today's Routine →