Face serums 101: What, when, and how to use them

If you want to buy J-beauty, K-beauty, and T-beauty products, you can’t beat the selection and prices in Taipei.

My customized skincare game is already strong with both Curology and Activist Skincare in my routine, so I figured it was time to do the same for my hair with Prose.

If you’re a skincare minimalist and/or love hanbang, these Pyunkang Yul products will fit your aesthetics and needs nicely.

Although Singapore has a bit of a reputation for being on the pricier side compared to other destinations in the region, don’t let that stop you from visiting the wonderful Lion City.

Are chemical ingredients and sunscreens toxic? Do mineral oil and silicones really clog pores and cause acne? The answers are no, and here’s why.

It’s been almost 5 months since my last skincare empties post, so you can imagine the mountain of trash products that I have piled up dying to be reviewed. So let’s not waste anytime and get started!

I usually take my sweet time with reviews, but I was so excited after using the new Althea Real Fresh Skin Detoxers that I had to share my thoughts before their official release.

Is it painful? Is it worth it? I’m sharing all the details today in my review.

After years of trial and error, I’ve found that the most effective method of removing sebaceous filaments isn’t using a specific product, but using the right type of products regularly in your routine.

You can skip toners, serums, or even moisturizers but sunscreen is a must-have. So how do you find the right sunscreen for your skin type or lifestyle?

For me a good skincare routine should focus on quality, not quantity. So when I discovered the Japanese brand Tunemakers, I was immediately intrigued by their system.

At this point I think most of us have our skincare routine figured out: cleanse → tone → serum → moisturize with a cream/gel/oil → spf in the morning. So where do lotions/emulsions fit in the routine?