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  1. RoutinesChat

    Skip-care: is the Korean routine getting shorter?

    For years the "10-step routine" was the image of Korean skincare. Lately beauty press keeps pointing to the opposite idea: skip-care, cutting a routine down to the steps that actually do something. What skip-care usually

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  2. RoutinesPoll

    Poll: which viral skincare trend do you think is most overrated?

    TikTok and skincare forums have turned a lot of Korean-inspired habits into global trends. Some stuck, some faded, and some still spark arguments every week. A quick refresher on the contenders: Glass skin: the ultra-dew

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    Which viral trend do you think is most overrated?

    Pick one to see the results

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  3. RoutinesChat

    Waiting between skincare layers: necessary or a waste of your morning?

    Some routines tell you to wait a minute or more after every step. Others say just keep going. So who is right? When a short pause often helps Before sunscreen: letting the layers underneath settle helps the sunscreen for

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  4. Men's groomingQuestion

    Light sunscreen for men with no white cast: are Korean ones lighter?

    On Dcard's makeup board in Taiwan, a man asked for help. Small dark spots had started appearing on his face, and he had learned that dermatologists all call sunscreen the basic first step. He wanted something that spread

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  5. IngredientsTips

    Rice in K-beauty: rice water, bran, ferment — what's actually different

    "Rice" on a label can mean several different ingredients. Here is a quick way to tell them apart. Rice extract / rice water Water-based extracts of the grain. They add light hydration and a soft, smooth feel. Traditional

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    Ceramides, explained without the jargon

    If a Korean cream says "barrier" on the box, there's a good chance ceramides are inside. Here's what they are and how to read the label. What they are Ceramides are fats that naturally sit between the cells of the outer

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