It seems like I have some blackheads. Could you suggest a better way to manage them and keep my pores clean? I'm looking for a method that helps prevent enlarged pores while effectively managing blackheads.

Hi! My lip has been SO DRY I'm looking for a lip balm I can carry and wear even on make up. I would prefer stick lip balm with good ingredients!

They tell you to do for 15-20min but it feels like I'm wasting all the serums there lol. I go for 30 min or even longer sometimes (but not until it's dried like a paper obviously)

I see it a lot on people's routine and I've been eyeing on it. But I've had several breakouts from toners and I am tired of dealing with it :)

I first saw this on Youtube and now it's everywhere (algorithm knows...) I don't have crazy dark spots on my face but would love to clear up some of them. They emphasize a lot that it has Vitamin C but does using vitamin contained products make difference?

• Too heavy to use it on face -> neck, hand, elbow, etc wherever you need extra hydration • Too light to use it on face -> same with above, but less dry parts (ex. arm, shoulder, legs,...) • Functional products that didn't work/suit (ex.retinol, whitening, anti-wrinkle,...) -> perfect for your body acne & whitening your neck that didn't match your face shade!

I love how they have so much more options than other brands. Still doesn't look like they got darker shades but better than nothing huh. Not trying to blame any other brand but still much appreciate it :)

I'm sure everyone has felt this way. Your skin looks SO MUCH BETTER in the morning (extra better when you had done your night routine + had good sleep). And the opposite? Ofc you look horrible. Apparently it's because the moisture content in your skin cells changes. Another reminder to not forget your skincare routine girls ~ no matter how simple yours is ;)

I’ve had cystic acne for YEARS. Like, the kind that’s painful, takes forever to heal, and always leaves dark spots behind. I tried everything—dermatologist prescriptions, expensive treatments, over-the-counter acids, and even some questionable DIYs. Some of it worked for a bit, but nothing really fixed my skin. Then last year, I decided to stop attacking my face and actually focus on healing it. That’s when I fell into the world of K-beauty. At first, I thought it was just hype, but honestly? Changing my routine to focus on hydration and barrier repair made a HUGE difference. What Actually Helped: ✔ Double cleansing properly: Instead of scrubbing my skin raw, I started using an oil cleanser (Beauty of Joseon Ginseng Cleansing Oil is amazing) and then a gentle water-based cleanser. My breakouts went way down. ✔ Focusing on my skin barrier: I swapped drying treatments for barrier-repairing products like COSRX Snail Mucin and Etude Soon Jung 2x Barrier Cream. My skin stopped freaking out so much. ✔ Sunscreen, always: Turns out, skipping SPF was making my post-acne marks last forever. Round Lab Birch Juice Sunscreen has been a game-changer. ✔ Actives, but the right way: Instead of nuking my face with strong acids, I started using Axis-Y Dark Spot Correcting Serum (niacinamide + licorice root), and my hyperpigmentation faded so much faster. [B/A] I still get hormonal breakouts, but my skin is way more manageable now. K-beauty really changed my mindset on skincare—less aggressive treatments, more healing and hydration. If you’re struggling with acne and nothing is working, maybe this approach will help.

So I recently picked up the Round Lab Birch Moisturizing Sunscreen after seeing it recommended like a hundred times, and y’all. Why are we not screaming about this more?? First of all, the texture is unreal. Zero white cast, super lightweight, actually moisturizing but not greasy—like, it just disappears into your skin in the best way possible. I have dry-combo skin and most sunscreens either make me look like an oil slick or leave my face feeling tight, but this one?? Perfection. Also, I swear my skin looks healthier when I use this. It has niacinamide, which I know is in basically everything now, but it actually makes my skin tone look more even and kinda glowy?? I don’t even wear foundation anymore because this + a little concealer is enough. My only complaint is that I’m burning through the tube way too fast. Why does every good sunscreen come in these tiny tubes??? Someone tell Round Lab to start making a family-sized version because I’d buy it in bulk. Anyway, if you haven’t tried this yet, do it. Especially if you have dry or combo skin. Feels like I unlocked a cheat code for good skin.