If all this sounds like a lot of work, never fear! We’ve set out a simple guide to making the Korean skincare routine work for you, so you can keep your skin in tip-top shape through the winter months. Strengthen your skin barrier Just like the avocado essence from Frudia, the first ingredient in the Sioris Time is Running Out Mist isn’t alcohol or water. It’s yuzu water which is a citrus fruit extract. This has macadamia nut oil which is high in omega 9. Macadamia nut oil has 55% percent oleic acid which is great for sunburns and sensitive skin and for maintaining your skin’s natural barrier function. It also has jojoba oil which mimics the oil that our skin naturally produces. Luckily, jojoba does not include the breakout-causing cholesterol or wax that our face likes to naturally produce.
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If you take anything from this blog post, let it be this: Your eyelashes need love and care! Luckily, the beauty industry is finally catching on to this little-known lash fact. But with so many products now flooding the market, choosing an eyelash serum that actually leads to visible results can be overwhelming. Latisse is FDA-approved to promote lash growth. When deciding whether to use PGA formula eyelash serums, like Latisse, Dr. Patel suggests analyzing the risks because “serums that contain PGAs include possible discoloration of the skin and iris color as well as fat atrophy that can contribute to a sunken under eye look.” A well-formulated lash serum will deliver it’s ingredients to both the root and length of the lashes – getting both are key to lash growth. Kind of like plants, the overall health of a single eyelash is determined by how healthy it is at its root. Lash growth serums are targeted to nurture the hair directly at the root, making the eyelash stronger and healthier overall. This leads to reducing lash fall, encouraging eyelash growth, and reducing lash breakage – all of which contribute to thin, sparse lashes.