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She says she loves the lightweight moisturizing skin-like sunscreen and calls its niacinamide and tranexamic acid formula an awesome one-stop shop for a streamlined routine targeting oiliness, pores and pigmentation.
She recommends the rich ceramide and idebenone cream as an all-around nourishing barrier moisturizer and vitamin-C alternative for combination through dry skin and for recovery after excessive retinoid or acid use.
It stood out above six azelaic serums she ordered; she loves its high-strength but soothing oil-light texture in her nighttime routine for supple skin and post-acne redness and calls it very versatile.
After testing many first cleansers she calls this exceptional: the clean grinder package dispenses a velvety balm that removes makeup without eye irritation or residue, sometimes making her forget a second cleanse; she says to absolutely try it.
She recommends the silky nourishing eye cream for dry or mature users with dark circles and explains that its glutathione, tranexamic acid and niacinamide also make it a useful spot treatment for post-acne marks or melasma.
Although she calls PDRN somewhat overhyped, she says the peptide- and lipid-rich cream is a blow-me-away standout that remains nourishing overnight without feeling heavy and is great for skin that dries while sleeping.
She calls it the best Korean sunscreen she has ever tried for oily skin; its matte invisible finish impressed oily-skin friends enough that they wanted her bottle and she plans to buy more as gifts.
She has never had more fun using a cleanser; it foams richly, cleans without tightness and was requested repeatedly by everyone on a group trip, leading her to call it rare and compelling for sensitive skin.