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Cleanser, toner, serum, moisturizer, and SPF daily.

Using oil cleanser first, then a foaming cleanser to deeply clean.

Yes, UV rays penetrate windows.

Retinol, peptides, and bakuchiol alternatives.

Centella Asiatica, a soothing plant extract for sensitive skin.

Physical uses scrubs; chemical uses acids (AHA, BHA, PHA).

It's the outer layer that protects against moisture loss and irritation.

Use ceramide creams, avoid harsh actives, and hydrate.

Yes, it reduces inflammation, oil, and scars.

Serums are concentrated actives; essences are lightweight hydrators.

Layering toner multiple times for hydration.

Yes, lightweight non-comedogenic oils like squalane are safe.

Cleanser, moisturizer, and SPF as a basic routine.

Applying petroleum jelly at night to lock in hydration.

Nano-particles that help regenerate and repair skin.

Yes, it's gentler while offering anti-aging benefits.

UVA = aging, UVB = burning → both need SPF protection.

Small proteins that boost collagen and skin firmness.

2–3 times per week, depending on skin type.

Hydration layering + brightening serums for a translucent glow.