Beauty | Korean products

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Last week I went out to the Hmong market in town and the Korean lady sucked me into buying her products. She's so sweet, but also aggressive. I ended up spending way more than I planned to but thought I would share my buy. I've been meaning to look into better skin care anyways being that I've been getting comments on my already-appearing eye wrinkles. So she sold me on basically a whole skin care routine:


DeoProce Natural Perfect Solution Black Sugar & Honey Power Core
DeoProce Aloe Vera Oasis Toner and Emulsion/Moisturizer

Estheroce Whitening & Anti-Wrinkle Power Eye Cream
So far, I am liking these products. We'll see if there are actual anti-wrinkle results. The face mask was just something extra that she gave me. I've been trying to get into a habit of a morning and night "Korean" routine that I found on some page when I Googled "Korean skin care routine".

Morning Routine:

  1. Rinse face with water 
  2. Apply Toner
  3. Apply day Serum (Mary Kay) 
  4. Apply Eye Cream 
  5. Apply Moisturizer with SPF (Burt's Bees) 
Night Routine: 
  1. Oil based cleanser (Coconut oil) 
  2. Double cleansing 
  3. Exfoliate (Only twice a week) 
  4. Apply Toner
  5. Apply Night serum (Mary Kay)
  6. Use a Sheet mask (Random Korean ones I have around) 
  7. Apply Eye Cream 
  8. Apply Moisturizer 
I also picked up a pair of colored contact lens from the market for my Halloween costume (The actual reason why I went there). 
Enjoy your day ❤️

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