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  1. Sensitive & rednessTips

    Do sensitive skin types have to choose “alcohol-free” products?

    Many people with sensitive skin treat “contains alcohol” as a red flag, but the “alcohols” listed in ingredient labels aren’t all the same.

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  2. Sensitive & rednessQuestion

    My cheeks are always red, and acne medication isn’t working… Could it be rosacea?

    The area around your cheeks and nose may stay red and become even redder with hot foods, alcohol, or temperature changes. Bumps like acne may also appear, which can make it easy to mistake for acne.

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  3. Sensitive & rednessNews

    Why "limonene" and "linalool" get their own line on Korean labels

    Ever noticed names like limonene, linalool, citral or benzyl alcohol listed separately near the end of an ingredient list? If fragrance bothers your skin, this rule is worth knowing. The rule in brief Since 1 January 202

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  4. Acne & breakoutsQuestion

    Big day tomorrow and a whitehead tonight: what would you do?

    The night before an interview, a wedding or a photo shoot, and there it is: one ripe spot. Forum advice tends to split into a few camps. Common choices Hands off + hydrocolloid patch: leave it overnight, conceal in the m

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  5. Hair & bodyChat

    Hair mists and body mists: Korea's softer take on fragrance?

    Korean shops give a lot of shelf space to hair mists, body mists and scented body lotions, often more than to traditional perfume. For many shoppers, a light scent close to the skin or hair is the whole point. Why people

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  6. Sensitive & rednessTips

    Niacinamide makes your face flush or sting? Things to check

    Niacinamide has a reputation as the gentle do-everything ingredient, yet forums are full of people saying it turns their face red or tingly. Here are the usual things to look at. Check these first Strength: high-percenta

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  7. Men's groomingQuestion

    Razor irritation: what do you put on your face after shaving?

    Shaving is still the most common grooming step for many men, and it is also where a lot of redness and stinging starts. Korean men's lines now sell everything from soothing toners to all-in-one after-shave lotions. Tips

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  8. Men's groomingReview

    Dorco vs Gillette vs Schick blades, and the 'shaving without foam' twist

    A comparison of three cartridge razors drew plenty of views in DCInside's shaving gallery. The poster's verdict: a cheap Dorco starter razor from Daiso cut the most aggressively but left sensitive skin red and nicked; Gi

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  9. Sensitive & rednessQuestion

    Damaged skin barrier: what should you switch your cleanser to?

    A question on the beauty board of theqoo, a big Korean online community: the poster usually wears a mineral sunscreen plus cushion, removes it with micellar water and then washes with a slightly alkaline foam cleanser. L

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  10. Sun careChat

    Same sunscreen, different tube: why a repurchase can feel like a new product

    On r/Sunscreenreddit, a user compared two tubes of La Roche-Posay's Anthelios UVMune 400 Invisible Fluid bought in the same year. The first, a French-language tube, was the first sunscreen they felt completely comfortabl

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  11. ShoppingTips

    Mangwon Market

    With over 40 years of tradition, Mangwon Market is a representative traditional market in Seoul where you can fill up happily and deliciously even on a small budget. Q’s Chicken Gangjeong, where you can taste a variety o

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  12. RoutinesTips

    Basic Routine for Dehydrated Oily Skin: Oily on the Surface, Tight Underneath

    My T-zone gets shiny by the afternoon, but my cheeks feel tight after washing my face. If I apply cream, I feel like I’ll get even shinier, but if I don’t, my skin feels tight. This is dehydrated oily skin, commonly call

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