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Hi Dr Dray great to be here this evening as well as earlier today. Thanks for the info about this
Thank you.
There’s always something that I learn from Dr. Dray. Love it! 😊
Yes! Love Korean skincare
Even the sunscreens are hydrating
Eastern medicine is very important
Soo true. 🌷
I agree and am using some of their oil you have recommended. I love how it feels and looks
Hydration & texture! Big factors in why I buy these brands!! Gentle active ingredients, less risk of irritation & price.
I have to agree with this, my skin has been the best with hydration. Korean skin care has been most of my purchases lately.
I added this ONE CHANGE in my routine for 2m: Wash, put on top of the DAMP SKIN THE MOISTURIZER and let it dry off…before bed put on the retnoid.BAMP!!!my retnoid wasn’t weak, I was using the “weaker way”.
Not to mention the prices are affordable. So one can be more consistent with the routine.
not in Europe, korean products are hella expensive here
Dr Dray, with all due gratitude for K-skincare, YOU have been recommending gentle skincare and hydration for years!😉
And most products are like …under $25!!
So many of their products have fragrance and essential oils unfortunately. I’m lazy and really don’t have the patience to look for products I could use. If anyone has any good tips feel free to share!
I love Korean skincare and sunscreens. Just wish most of them weren’t so strong on fragrance. I need fragrance free too allergic.
It’s so affordable as well, if you love skincare, developing a routine with multiple steps is fun and largely inexpensive. I completely agree that their focus is not on scrubbing, exfoliation or removing skin as much as hydration. Big difference.
Also they are hyper focused on sun protection, Korean sunscreens are 10000% better than western versions.
What is the best brand of Korean Skincare? Where do I shop to make sure I’m getting a good quality authentic product? Thank you Dr. Dray for your recommendations.
I haven’t ever tried any Korean skincare products, which would be good for dry sensitive aging skin?
Agreed. I like pairing them with the western emphasis on chemical exfoliation and increasing the rate of skin turnover for optimal effect. Today I had an annual physical and the woman doing my blood draw literally exclaimed when she saw my age. She said she thought I was an age that’s about 25 years below my actual age. It’s all about the skin, friends.