Essence Toner

On a hot day with the Pyungkang Yul over the face, cool!

This is a toner that I've just tried for acne and this makes my skin not only acne free but also extremely soft. Highly recommended.

For a year I have been using Korean skincare products, this is what it did for my skin after a year. So have you been doubting if you want to start this for a while? Then this is your sign to do that 😏 First, why korean products? Skincare is a big part of Korean culture. In Korea, they understand how important it is to develop products with as little harmful substances as possible. If you read what's in the products when you walk into an etos or kruidvat, you don't have to wonder why you're still so red or why your skin is so dry. It's the ingredients. In addition, you pay quite a lot for skincare that doesn't do so much. The cream I used first from Olaz, which was the best option for the drugstore was 40 euros for 50ml. The moisturizer I use now is 20 euros for 120ml. A big difference, though. The result: - My dry skin is balanced and no longer dry - My skin shines much more and looks much younger than my skin 3 years ago when I look back photos - The dry spots on my skin have disappeared completely - Due to the results of my skincare, I enjoy taking care of my skin much more. Where it was a job to do, I look forward to it every day now. Is there a downside too? Well not for me personally, but it may be that some people don't like this very much. Most products are only available online. This means you can't walk into a store to test products. Fortunately, there are more and more companies in the Netherlands that focus on korean skincare, and therefore can give you good advice before buying. In addition, you often get a lot of testers when you buy something so you can get to know more products. If you're interested to start somewhere I recommend @koreansskincareofficial and @yaoskin on Instagram.