Layer 'fat over lean', like a oil painter. All of these steps go after 'Basic Cleansing', which you can read more about in my Cleansing Megapost: Double Cleansing, Cleanser Types, Tools, & Techniques.Īs long as you can keep in mind the following excerpt from my layering post, and apply the logic to the texture of your products, you'll be 80% there, no matter what product you are unsure about: Nonetheless, you can totally do this with your own products, I have faith in you!īefore you start applying products to your face, you need to take off what's already there. K-Beauty Starter Kit: Oily & Acne-Prone Skin Type You can also check out these posts, with photos of example products put into order: Need a visual example? I frequently post my daily routines on Instagram, along with the products + their order of application. You can learn more about why people layer products in my post on Skincare Layering. First, remember that you can layer products and strategically apply them you don't have to put a thick coating of a single product all over your face. It makes you want to pull out a dartboard and let fate decide.īasic rules on the order that applies to all your skincare Now fit in 2 cleansers, 3 actives, and a partridge in a pear tree! 'First Essence' that doesn't actually go first, a 'Lotion' that has the texture of water, and the even more mystifying-named 'Skin'. There is a lot of understandable confusion, because the product names don't really make sense or they are misleading: i.e. Borderline NSFW analogies if the technical terms are making your head spin.The order of your pH dependent products, such as BHA and AHA.How to incorporate 'actives' which are pH dependent.Basic rules on the order that applies to all your skincare.
There are some general rules that cover 90% of skincare, but once you add powerful actives like Vitamin C antioxidant serums and chemical exfoliants, things get a little more complicated. Image from: K-Beauty on Amazon: Rebuilding a 15+ Step Routine if My Stash Caught on Fire This is understandably overwhelming for many people. After many individual responses, with the same questions over and over, I realized it needed its own post. One of the questions I hear the most often from new Asian beauty product fans is what order to place their products in, especially if they are using actives like Vitamin C serums or acids, which are pH-dependent.
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