If your skin feels tight after washing your face, should I start by changing my double cleansing routine?

Scheduled branch to visit: Maypure Bucheon Branch

I'm wondering if there are cases where I should review my cleansing routine first, rather than just adding moisturizers, when my skin gets dry in late autumn. I feel like I need to wash thoroughly to remove sunscreen or makeup, but I'm confused about the appropriate amount of cleansing when I also want to feel comfortable afterward. Could I have my usual cleansing habits checked during a skincare consultation?

I would like to know if the need for double cleansing depends on the products used. I am curious whether it is acceptable to wash in the same way on days when I wear makeup versus days when I only apply sunscreen, or if I should base my approach on the cleansing method described in the product description. Rather than assuming that multi-step cleansing is the only way to achieve clean skin, I want to determine the method based on my skin and the products I use.

Would it be helpful if I mentioned the names of the cleansing products, the order of use, and the duration of application during the consultation? It would also be good to describe the sensations, such as whether the skin feels tight immediately after rinsing or if it becomes dry after some time. I am also curious if you check specific areas if the discomfort is limited to the sides of the nose or parts of the cheeks rather than the entire face.

I would also like to know whether I should use a squeaky-clean feeling or a comfortable feeling as the standard when assessing my skin's condition immediately after washing my face. I am concerned that if I judge solely based on the feeling that my skin is clean, I might miss the necessary direction for proper care. I am curious about what to check before continuing with cleansing or adding separate exfoliating products when dead skin cells become visible.

I would like to ask if there are cases where people set different cleansing routines for the morning and evening. If I need to consider the products applied the night before along with my skin condition in the morning, I plan to organize that information. I would also like guidance on how to adjust my routine in situations that differ from my usual routine, such as after exercising or on days when I reapplied sunscreen multiple times.

I am wondering if it is necessary to first reduce irritation from daily cleansing, even if I am considering skincare or treatments. Rather than immediately adding new treatments just because my skin is dry, I would like to identify the specific points where my skin becomes uncomfortable. If I change my habits after the consultation, I would like to know how long we observe the progress before re-evaluating, and what details need to be recorded in addition to photos.

I would like to inquire if I can receive a consultation at the Bucheon branch regarding dryness after cleansing and basic skincare methods. Would it be okay if I wrote down the names and order of the products I use instead of bringing all of them? I am writing this because I feel it is necessary to verify if my current care routine is appropriate before buying more products. Even though I wash my face every day, I find I have more questions than I thought now that I am actually trying to explain it.