Yes, of course!

Any reason why specifically the Edwin razor or can it just be any safety razor?

Any one of them should be okay! Edwin is just the most renowned.

Bet, Ive been meaning to get a safety razor as I mentioned earlier itt, but I'm def getting in that now

Is glass/dewy skin anything more than camera trickery(making skin blurrier which in result makes it seem smoother) and perfect lightning? It’s my biggest mystery in my skincare journey so far to understand and I still don’t know how one gets it or if it’s even possible to begin with

What’s up y’all. Any of you with eczema have any good recommendations for a moisturizer?
Been having issues with my eczema lately after a while of it being pretty good so wanted to check with y’all

The Ordinary's AHA 30% peel is pretty effective and good for the body too

But damn it smells horrible

Like rotten eggshells

got really bad bags under my eyes. been sleeping longer + and getting higher quality sleep but still no improvement.

tried some below-eye products with some effectiveness. any recommendations?

topical steroids are like cheat codes

ask your general physician for topical steroids

Bro don’t try topical steroids

For anyone that’s used Tretinoin have do you just mainly use it as a spot treatment for acne, dark spots, etc? Or do you apply a thin layer throughout?

@Campari

Lad how do you get glowy/dewy/glass skin? Ik about exfoliating regularly but people on YT cleanse and moisturize and transform into mirrors just with these

Copped the Beauty of Joseon Ginseng Cleansing Oil and Benton Air Fit UV defense Sun Cream

Both amazing, making them my new regulars

The people on Youtube begin their videos before the products dry down & use bright lights which sell that effect.

The most important part is to ensure your moisture barrier is not broken, that means you're balancing exfoliation with hydration. The latter should always be a bigger priority. The former will smoothen texture and enhance pigmentation however the products are what make the foundation pop.

• Oil cleaning
• Vitamin C
• Heavy focus on hydration (essence, serums, moisturizing)
• Exfoliation & Retinol
• SPF

I have really big pores on my nose. Any recommendations?

Beauty of Joseon: Relief Sun: Rice + Probiotics (SPF50+ PA++++)

I switched up my sunscreen after six years and I'm really enjoying this one. It's super hydrating and easy to wear. Not as lightweight as the Skin Aqua however it's much more moisturizing - you can really get away with using this as a primary moisturizer in the summer.

Major ingredients:

Rice extract 30% + Grain fermented extracts
Rice and grain fermented extracts are rich in vitamins B, C, E, amino acids, and minerals which help to moisturize dry skin and comfortably calm the skin.

1. Oil cleanse - DHC Oil Cleanser
2. BHA - PC 2% BHA
3. SPF - ROHTO Skin Aqua

My GF had this one and she loved it, might try it next to pair with my Beauty of Joseon oil cleanser

AKOCO has the the "Dr. Jart+ Cicapair" cream for $10! Use the code "SUMMER30OFF" for an extra 10% off.

Any others recommendations for the exfoliant brands I only see “Paula's Choice”

GOAT thread

If you've never used BHA before then I'd suggest the Paula's Choice as it's quite gentle for new users.

Other options:

• Isntree chestnut 2% BHA
• COSRX: BHA Blackhead Power Liquid