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  1. IngredientsChat

    Growth factor serums: can you judge one after two weeks?

    A post on r/30PlusSkinCare asked whether the hype around The Ordinary's growth factor (GF) serum is finally over. The poster used it morning and night for two weeks, saw no change, not even extra hydration, and felt the

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  2. RoutinesNews

    91.6% of surveyed dermatologists are worried about long skincare routines

    A 2026 survey of Dutch dermatologists put numbers on something forums argue about constantly: are long routines doing more harm than good? What 168 respondents (146 dermatologists, 22 residents) said: 91.6% were concerne

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  3. 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?

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  4. Marketing & retailChat

    Skincare trends estheticians would happily retire

    Estheticians on r/Esthetics were asked which skincare trend they'd happily see disappear. The original poster opened with 20-step routines promoted by unqualified influencers, noting that clients often arrive having over

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  5. Pores & oilQuestion

    Korean skincare for oily skin? The brand Japanese answers named most

    On the @cosme Q&A board in Japan, someone with oily skin asked: "Do fewer Koreans have oily skin? I want to switch to Korean skincare, but it all seems to be about preventing dryness." The question collected 24 answers b

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  6. Picks & dupesQuestion

    What skincare gift set works best for an older parent?

    On Clien, someone asked their mother what she wanted for Chuseok, and she said a skincare set. Searching online turned up far too many options and reviews written only by younger people, so they asked for set recommendat

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  7. Sun carePoll

    Choosing a Korean sunscreen: which flaw is a dealbreaker for you?

    Korean sunscreens have a strong reputation in Chinese-speaking circles too, but everyone's priorities differ. The dealbreakers that come up most in reviews: White cast: a greyish face, worse in photos Pilling: flaking wh

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    Which sunscreen flaw can you least tolerate?

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  8. RoutinesChat

    Kids and 10-step routines: where should the line be?

    One debate that keeps coming back on beauty forums and in the news: children and young teens buying adult skincare, often after seeing it on social media. Store staff, parents and dermatologists have all weighed in. The

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  9. RoutinesTips

    5 beginner mistakes with Korean skincare (and how to avoid them)

    People starting K-beauty tend to get excited, and that's normal. But skincare forums keep showing the same first-month stumbles: Buying the whole routine at once. If something irritates, you won't know what. Better one n

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  10. RoutinesChat

    Is Korean skincare really better? An old thread says "it depends"

    On Mobile01's women's forum in Taiwan, a discussion started in late 2020: the poster said their friends used to buy Western department-store brands such as Estée Lauder and Lancôme, but in recent years had found Korean s

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  11. RoutinesPoll

    Quick poll: how many steps is your morning routine, honestly?

    Night routines get all the attention, but mornings are where most people cut corners. Some swear by a full layering routine before work; others splash water, apply sunscreen and go. Both camps usually agree on one thing:

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    How many steps is your morning routine?

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  12. Lines & firmnessQuestion

    Are Korean creams still worth it in Thailand's heat and humidity?

    On Pantip, Thailand's biggest forum, someone in their 40s asked whether Korean creams are still popular in Thailand and which ones to try for wrinkles. They remembered hearing years ago that Korean creams were good and w

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  13. Acne & breakoutsQuestion

    Switched to all-Korean skincare at once and broke out. Is K-beauty to blame?

    Someone posted this on the @cosme Q&A board in Japan. They have atopic, combination-to-oily skin and wanted to deal with pores and clogged bumps, so over about two months they brought in a batch of popular Korean product

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  14. Sun careQuestion

    My sunscreen pills like eraser crumbs. What's causing it?

    Rub after applying sunscreen and it balls up into little white crumbs? You're not alone. It's one of the most common complaints in skincare communities. Frequently blamed causes Layering sunscreen before the previous pro

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  15. RoutinesTips

    "Lotion", "essence", "emulsion": skincare words that mean different things in Japan and Korea

    When Japanese shoppers pick Korean skincare by name alone, the product sometimes turns out to be something else. Here are the terms that cause the most confusion. Lotion (lotion) In Japan, "lotion" (lotion) usually means

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  16. Sensitive & rednessReview

    Korean skincare tried on sensitive skin: which ones got a yes, which got a no?

    On Taiwan's PTT forum (BeautySalon board), someone with sensitive skin shared their verdicts. They used to prefer Japanese brands for their many gentle options, but over the past year or two had tried Korean products and

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  17. Picks & dupesPoll

    Desert island rules: you can keep only one skincare product. Which is it?

    Light one for the weekend. You are stranded on a sunny island with fresh water, shade and exactly one product from your shelf. No resupply. Before you vote, some things to think about: The sun will be strong every single

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    Only one product on a desert island. Which do you take?

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  18. Acne & breakoutsQuestion

    Starting skincare late with oily, breakout-prone skin: r/indonesia's advice

    On r/indonesia, a man said he'd put off skincare for years, until a reunion where an older friend looked exactly the same as eight years earlier. His face gets oily and he sometimes gets deep, painful spots on the chin.

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  19. Sensitive & rednessChat

    Tried a "skin diet"? Cutting your routine: better or worse?

    The skin diet, or minimal routine, keeps coming back as a topic: instead of ten steps, just cleanse, moisturise and sunscreen. Community reactions are pretty split. "It got better" stories Irritation from layering overla

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  20. Sensitive & rednessPoll

    New skincare haul: how many products do you start at once?

    After a sale, when the box arrives, some people open everything at once and others add one product at a time. Everyone has a style. The one-at-a-time camp says If something breaks you out, you know right away which one Y

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    How many new products do you start at once?

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