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“If you’re more concerned with moisturizing and brightening the skin and not so much with whitening, you can use just a honey-based mask. Mix together two parts water and one part honey. Massage the mixture into your skin.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Holika Holika’s Soda Pore Cleansing Oil, The Face Shop’s Rice Water Cleansing Oil, and Innisfree’s Apple Juicy Cleansing Oil.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Etude House’s Milky You Foaming Cleanser, Missha’s Time Revolution Whipping Foam Cleanser, and Nature Republic’s Soothing & Moisture Aloe Vera Cleansing Gel Cream. The”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Bee venom also has antibiotic properties, so if you have a lot of acne or other inflammations, skincare products with bee venom would be a great choice for you! One”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Arbutin prohibits the formation of melanin, which in turn helps lighten the skin.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“You can mix it with honey or other soothing ingredients and leave it on as a mask or simply use it on a cotton pad like a toner.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Gently pat on your eye cream and moisturizer—do not rub! Rubbing pulls at the skin, making it more likely to form premature wrinkles. Some eye cream recommendations are: Etude House’s Collagen Moistfull Eye Cream, Holika Holika’s Black Caviar Wrinkle Recovery Cream, and Mizon’s Snail Repair Eye Cream. Popular face moisturizers include: Sulwahsoo’s Concentrated Ginseng Cream, Yu-Be’s Moisturizing Cream, and Holika Holika’s Bulgarian Rose Moisturizing Cream. That’s”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“The next step is to exfoliate. This step should only be completed once or twice a week.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“The first cleansing step should be completed by using cleansing oil.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“For the daytime routine, you should follow the steps in this order: cleanse with foaming/gel/cream cleanser, toner, essence, serum, eye cream, moisturizer, and SPF.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Snail extracts are said to help your skin regenerate much quicker as well as make your skin smooth.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“If you have particularly dry skin, you should go for the gel or cream cleanser.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Allow your face to dry and move on to the second cleansing step. For this step, you should use a gel/cream or foaming cleanser.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Skin Food makes a really popular Black Sugar Scrub exfoliator. Some other common products include: Innisfree’s Jeju Volcanic Pore Scrub Foam, The Saem’s Silky Smooth Pore Scrub Foam, and Missha’s Choco Cacao Scrub. After”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Etude House’s Wonder Pore Toner is one of the most popular products around. You can also try Nature Republic’s Argan 20 Essential Toner or Missha’s Super Aqua Pore Clarifying Toner. Next,”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“remove the yolk from one egg and just use the egg white. Mix it together with one tablespoon of honey. Ensure that the mixture is blended really well; then apply it to your face. Once it dries, rinse it off with warm water.”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products

“Missha’s First Treatment Essence. Some other good choices include SK-II’s Facial Treatment Essence and Innisfree’s Eco-Science Spot Treatment Essence. Missha also has a famous ampoule known as Time Revolution Night Repair New Science Activator Ampoule. Other good serums are It’s Skin’s Prestige Serum and Skin Food’s Peach Sake Pore Serum. After”
― Amanda Frey, A Beginner's Guide To Korean Skin Care Products: A Must Read Book For Beginner To Korean Beauty Products