Skin types
Skin type is a starting map, not a lab result. Weather, products, and hormones can move you around.
Use these guides to shape a routine — cleanser texture, how rich a moisturizer needs to be, and how slowly to add treatments.
Dry, oily, combination, and sensitive now have published routine guides. Normal skin stays on this map until it can add something those four do not already cover.
Guides
- Published
Combination Skin and Korean Skincare: A Practical Routine Guide
How to build a Korean-inspired routine for combination skin — oily T-zone, drier cheeks — without over-treating either area.
- Published
How to Build a Korean Skincare Routine for Dry Skin
A practical Korean-inspired routine for dry skin — gentle cleansing, hydrating layers that actually get sealed, and a cream you will finish.
- Published
How to Build a Korean Skincare Routine for Oily Skin
A practical Korean-inspired routine for oily and combination-oily skin — lightweight layers, a real moisturizer, and sunscreen you will wear.
- Published
Sensitive Skin and Korean Skincare: How to Keep a Routine Simple
A gentle Korean-inspired approach for easily irritated skin — short routines, fragrance and essential-oil caution, and one new product at a time.
More in this section
These topics are part of the information architecture. Full guides will be added when they have a distinct job — not as keyword copies of the articles above.
- Normal
Relatively balanced skin that still benefits from a consistent, simple routine.