Lotions

Lotions in K-Beauty skincare are typically lightweight moisturizers that provide hydration and nourishment to the skin. They work to balance the skin's moisture levels, leaving it feeling soft, supple, and refreshed. They often serve as a step between lighter skincare products like serums and heavier creams or oils.

In K-Beauty routines, lotions are used to lock in the moisture and nutrients from previous skincare steps and prepare the skin for the next products in the regimen. They help maintain the skin's natural moisture barrier, preventing dryness and dehydration while enhancing the skin's overall health and radiance.

Yes, lotions are typically suitable for all skin types. However, the specific formulation should be chosen based on skin needs. For example, oil-free or balancing lotions may be best for oily skin, while richer, hydrating lotions may be ideal for dry or mature skin. As always, conduct a patch test prior to full application.

Lotions are usually applied after cleansing, toning, and applying any essences or serums. Using your fingers, gently apply the lotion all over your face and neck, avoiding the eye area. Follow with a heavier moisturizer or facial oil if needed.

Lotions in K-Beauty can offer several benefits, such as hydration, balancing oil production, soothing irritation, and supporting the skin's natural protective barrier. They can help maintain skin elasticity, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and promote a healthy, glowing complexion.

Yes, lotions can be used daily in a K-Beauty routine, typically once or twice a day depending on your skin's needs and the specific product recommendations. They are a fundamental step in maintaining the skin's hydration and overall health.

While immediate effects like improved skin hydration and texture can be noticed after using a lotion, long-term benefits such as reduced signs of aging and improved skin health require consistent use over several weeks. The exact timeframe can depend on the active ingredients in the product and individual skin characteristics.