K-Beauty Notes
Anua: Heartleaf, toner or cream – where do you start?
Same brand name, different tasks: Lee shows when Anua's cleansing oil, Heartleaf toner or ceramide cream could fit in with your existing skin routine.
SKIN1004: Select Centella, cleansing oil and care appropriately
Get to know SKIN1004: Lee explains the origin and pronunciation of the brand, three different steps and the information on natural cosmetics and animal testing.
Arencia: What Mochi Cleanser and Hyssop Serum can do
Soft cleansing paste and a serum gel can look similar. At Arencia, Lee shows you what is lathered and rinsed off - and what is left on the skin as care.
Korean skincare at Rossmann: brands, ISANA and suitable steps
Discover Korean skincare at Rossmann: Lee explains the ISANA line, three steps and the selection based on your previous routine.
Large pores and blackheads: What care can change
Small dots on the nose are not automatically blackheads. Lee helps you take a closer look and choose care that doesn't overwhelm your skin.
Good Diet, Sleep, Exercise and Korean Skincare
Korean Skincare: More than Ten Steps K-Beauty Notes by Lee Wer for the first time from Korean When you hear skincare, you might think of a bathroom full of bottles. Of sheet masks, sunscreen and...
Korean skincare routine morning and evening
Korean skincare routine morning and evening K-Beauty Notes by Lee · Routines instead of rules A Korean skincare routine can look like a very well-stocked shelf: cleansing oil, cleanser, toner, essence, serum, eye cream,...
Acne – what K-Beauty can do and where medicine begins
Acne asks loud questions. What helps immediately? What has the strongest effect? And which product will end it forever?The skin answers more quietly: There is no treatment that works for all people...
Korean Skincare at Douglas: Choosing the right brands and skincare products
Which Korean skincare products can you find at Douglas? Lee classifies brands and product types and uses two examples to show what fits into your routine.
Starting skincare: How the two-minute rule makes it easier for you to get started
Even the thought of evening skincare is sometimes too much. The two-minute rule helps you find a small start that fits your everyday life.
Enzyme exfoliation: How is it different from AHA, BHA and cleansing powder?
Differentiate enzyme exfoliant, acid and friction - with simple rinsing instructions for a cleansing powder with papain and protease.
Cleansing Balm: How to apply cleansing balm and wash it off
Spread cleansing balm on dry skin, emulsify with water and rinse thoroughly - two products show the specific application.
Liquorice extract: Why is it in cleansing foam?
Licorice root extract can also complement a cleanser. This is how you recognize it and classify its job.
Tea tree oil: what does it do in cleansing gel?
Tea tree oil in the cleanser: What makes it different from tea tree water and how to use a ready-made formula.
Activated carbon: what can it do in a face mask?
Activated carbon binds substances to its surface. What that means in a cleansing mask and how to gently wash it off.
Lotus flower care: flower or leaf?
Flower or Leaf? A small word reveals which part of the lotus flower is in your routine.
How much cleanser, serum and cream do you actually need?
A pump stroke varies depending on the bottle. Lee uses three specific products to show you how to follow the instructions, skin surface and cared-for feel.
Double Cleansing: When cleansing oil and cleanser make sense together
If make-up lasts until the evening, removing make-up can still remain gentle. Lee explains cleansing oil, rinsing and choosing a second cleanser.
At what age should you start skincare?
For skincare, there is no birthday where a serum suddenly has to be on the cake. The short answer is: you start early with skin protection. Your own routine will first...
Should you do skincare every day?
The skin does not keep a calendar. But it remembers what we do to it regularly. That's why the short answer is: A small basic routine can be daily. Not every product has to...
What is the 4-2-4 rule in skincare?
Ten minutes for a clean face. That sounds thorough. Maybe even a little too thorough. The 4-2-4 rule is a common cleaning method in the beauty sector: four minutes of cleansing oil, two minutes of water-based cleanser...
Korean skincare for men
Skincare products for men like to wear dark suits. Black bottle, silver writing, a name that sounds a bit like motor oil. The skin is not affected by this. She doesn't ask about...
