Dry skin

I love the product and about 3 weeks into it I tolerate it pretty well but do have spots of irritated skin that I avoid putting it on the next night.

But..I can't seem to find a really good thick moisturizer that doesn't burn when applied.

I'm using Dr Thayers 80hr milky moisturizer

It absolutely burns. Please help ?

Hi,

I'm new here....

Anyone recommend effective eczema skincare?

I see that these products have a red flame how irritating are these products?

Hi all !

any advice on what to add or take away from my routine. I’m 42 and generally have good complexion but lately lacking the glow form my skin ! Any help would be amazing ! My skin is quite thin and gets dry quite easily !

which products could I remove from my routine and still have the benefits?

Looking for a really good moisturizer for dry, sensitive skin to repair skin barrier. I'm in my 50s and menopause is wrecking havoc on my skin. Also live in a very dry climate. Been using the Ilia barrier repair and although I like it (It does calm the redness and doesn't irritate) I'm finding it not hydrating enough. I'm considering Tata Harper calming cream or The Outset Restorative night cream. Does anyone have experience with these or any others they would recommend?

Is this routine effective for 23 year old skin? I have eczema in my eyebrows and dry skin in general. Lots of fine lines when I’m not hydrating a LOT.

I'd like to know if there are products I should add or delete for 50 year old skin. Thanks!

Hi!! I feel like my routine is kind of excessive and might be irritating my skin? I use a lot of products because I like them all, but I probably don’t need EVERYTHING that I’ve been using. I have pretty dry/sensitive, easily irritated, usually dehydrated combination skin, with occasional hormonal acne, and most products sting around the sides of my nose and under-eye area. I use all the products I have that don’t sting, but occasionally my skin will be extra sensitive and I’ll have to stop something (like the COSRX snail mucin). I’m probably using too many exfoliations, so I might space out the toner pads. My skin loves hyaluronic acid, and most centella products (except for the SKIN1004 regular centella ampoule which burned) and I’ve been doing okay with the amount of niacinamide that I’ve been using. I just wanted some insight on what products I should actually use every day, that won’t cause excessive irritation, and won’t be layering the same ingredients over and over. My holy grails would be the Naturie skin conditioner, the cleanser and toner, the Numbuzin No.1 toner, and the Torriden Dive-In serum. Any advice or feedback is greatly appreciated!

i have very red inflamatory skin + flaky with dandruff on scalp any help could really help since its getting worse and worse

i have a lot of dandruff despite trying a lot of stuff i have very curly hair and i use as i am leave in conditionner and garnier ultra doux avocado

around every 3 to 4 days

So what's going on with Hyaluronic Acid? It's drying?

What's the percentage of chorlo hydrate aluminium in deodorant cream to sensitive skin

What can I add (or replace?) in this routine to help with the fine lines and wrinkles

If there is little to no humidity in the air where does this water come from?

I'm 24 from Southern California that has weirdly dry skin, and a very oily scalp lol. When I was 23, I decided I was fed up with using the same annoyingly expensive cleanser and moisturizer from Fresh®. I became increasingly aware of Korean skincare being a viable (cheaper) option that provides reliable results, and after some trial and error I landed on LANEIGE®, and TONYMOLY®. The products I use from LANEIGE® are the 'Water Bank Gentle Gel Cleanser [new-ish product]' ($30.00 USD), and the 'Water Bank Blue Hyaluronic Intensive Moisturizer' ($38.00 USD). The products I use from TONYMOLY® are the 'Wonder Ceramide Mochi Toner' ($23.00 USD), and the 'Moisture Boost Cooling Marine Concentrate Serum' ($25.00 USD = $116.00 USD). Thankfully, each of these products have been lasting me a long time, and I've only needed to replace each of them once so far, which is a relief on my wallet. It's already a stretch to spend this much on skincare lol, but it's replaced makeup spending quite a bit. Especially once I started to notice improvement. If this counts, I also use RNW®'s 'DER. Therapy Refreshing Scrub To Body Wash' ($14.50 USD) and Vaseline®'s 'Intensive Care™ Cocoa Radiant® Lotion' for my dry body skin lol. Anywaysss ilysm if you read this far, if you have any tips on something I could consider swapping out please be my guest! If you have dry skin and feel clueless, I may be able to help!

I read that products with HA should be used with very wet skin, which is why I've been using it inbetween the Argireline Solution and Alpha-Arbutin. Is there a better placement for the CosRX?