Hi all, it’s been a while since my last post and now I’m using only staple skincare products but looking to add an essence/ serum which diminish the PIE appearance on my right jaw. They’ve been sitting there for a long time now and I think it’s time I work on them. Kindly suggest something mild yet potent enough and of course acne/ sensitive skin friendly. Thank you!

PIE that’s been sitting for a long time

Any sunscreen recommendation that is  irritated/ eczema skin friendly? I think it is better for me to keep distance from chemical sunscreen for the time being. Thank you

Mineral sunscreen for irritated/ eczema skin?

Hii, so lately I've been listening to my skin more and I realized that the use of clay mask or chemical exfoliants alone isn't enough to stop the production of sebum and clogged pores. I was then reminded of how nice my skin felt back then using a niacinamide focused product; less oil and just velvetty. Then, I also learnt that green tea is calming and answers my skin's need as my skin is not only oily but also reddish(PIE). 
Soon after my skin barrier is replenished, I might start re-introducing Green tea and niacinamide into my skincare routine. Do you guys have any fave products with Green tea or Niacinamide to recommend? Please share below~

Green tea & Niacinamide = Happy pores

Hi, as we all know paying attention to product's pH level is another pivotal thing in building a good skincare regime. I've been using skincare products from korean brand mostly but as I am going to add another product into my routine, a few concerns popped out on my head. So you see, I have a COSRX 96% Snail Power Essence(pH-6.9) which I'd like to pair with my retinol serum which the brand claims to have a skin-like pH(pH 5-6). Ideally you would apply essence first, then serum. In my case my essence has higher pH which means it should be applied after my retinol serum when I meant for it to go first so the retinol serum won't irritate my skin. What I am asking here is if it's ok if I go with my snail essence first? Will its pH level cancel my retinol serum's benefit? A help from derm/ skin expert would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance for the answers.

pH matters

Hi all, still on my journey of recovering from dermatitis. So, lately I've found that perhaps my ceramide moisturizer isn't thick enough for it to give enough hydration to my thirsty skin so I think I need something thicker and I'd like to ask if you can recommend some of your barrier-friendly creams that are suitable for sensitive skin and preferrably not Cerave or some other brands that use parabens or Phenoxyethanol? I have oily skin btw. It would also be nice id you can share ideas on how to lock in moisture throughour the night as my skin loses moisture at night which then causes intense itching. I've tried face oil with squalane and vaseline but i think they broke me out. Thank you :)

Thicc ceramide cream

There is nothing bad about this product actually. But if there is one thing that needs improvement, it should be COSRX should make a jumbo size for this ampoule! 🤩

First of all, I want to say thank you to COSRX and Picky for giving me the chance to win this ampoule. I&#39;ve started incorporating it to my routine just a week ago as inflammation started occuring to my skin from constant mask wearing &amp; accumulated sweat. To me, it is that one product I&#39;d reach out to when I feel like my skin is at the worst state. I certainly believe in the goodness of propolis as I&#39;ve heard good things about it and how it helps counter the bacteria that causes acne. After each application of this ampoule, I find the existing acnes to soothe down a lot. Usually I combine it with my cica serum and it always works wonder. The consistency of this ampoule is also very nice. It looks kinda thick but actually is very lightweight on the skin when dispersed. I&#39;d also recommend you to use this first as a booster to the other serum in your routine. That&#39;s all about this ampoule for now. Do you also agree partly on the things I said? 😉 Share your thoughts below!

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