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0.67-Oz Cosrx Pure Sodium Hyaluronic Acid 3% Facial Serum (Unscented) $12.15 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+
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"How to Use: Apply 2-3 drops to your face and neck once or twice daily. Can be applied under the eye area; avoid direct eye contact."
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Can guys use this? I've been trying to get a facial skin care regimen and I need some guidance.
Of course, you can. Skin is skin, and Hyaluronic Acid will help moisturize it. However, unlike the other comment, I'd suggest Cosrx over Ordinary. Korean (this) and Japanese skincare are light years ahead of their competitors.
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I have the ordinary ha, goes on fine but when it dries, it feels super tacky.
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That's the old formula. The new one does not and has ceramides
Their snail mucin is good but this is terrible and overpriced for what it is. I use Korean skin care religiously (aestura ato 365, skin1004, illyyoon, centella, biore aqua rich, isntree, isehan, beauty of joseon, etc) but this specifically is not worth it. The new formula from the Ordinary is way better and half the price
Skinceuticals vitamin C w Ferrulic cannot be beat but it's like $200 for a 1oz bottle. I go without the second best which is Timeless C w Ferrulic for about $16 per oz and comes in an airtight dispenser which makes it degrade slower. You really don't want to cheap out on C. 99% of the C serums out there are already oxidized which makes them useless. Kbeauty is not known for great C serums so no point getting them from there. For the freshest, most effective vitamin C it's actually recommended to make your own. It's not hard, but I don't have time for that.
Everyone is differently but I honestly didn't get huge results with vitamin c compared to the heavyweights like Tazarotene, 15% azaleic acid, argireline+matrixyl, etc for anti-aging. Especially for the price and it can't be used in conjunction with a bunch of stuff so it's not a permanent piece of my routine
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Everyone is differently but I honestly didn't get huge results with vitamin c compared to the heavyweights like Tazarotene, 15% azaleic acid, argireline+matrixyl, etc for anti-aging. Especially for the price and it can't be used in conjunction with a bunch of stuff so it's not a permanent piece of my routine
All I do now is tret 0.05% and some moisturizer, occasionally Paula choice BHA. Gotta add HA because I have dry dehydrated skin.
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All I do now is tret 0.05% and some moisturizer, occasionally Paula choice BHA. Gotta add HA because I have dry dehydrated skin.
Yeah that's why I stopped using it. I also didn't really see big results to warrant the hassle with C. Tret will do 99% of the stuff you want so you're set. I'm on 0.05 Taz and use azaleic as it really did wonders with taz. The argireline/matrixyl took time but did reduce lines a lot, very noticeable when I stopped using it so now it's a permanent part of my routine. Obv botox would be more effective but not doing that. ceramides are key with a strong retinol so HA and aestura ato 365 for barrier repair is a must for me. I do niacinamide as well as it eliminated my huge pores, although that took a while as well.
For BHA, Paula's is always good but not worth the price IMO. I ended up using Neutrogena tsal hair shampoo as it's 3% pure salicylic acid and does a great job as a face wash when you need the bha. Little bottle will last years