I am wondering if I am the right person for exfoliation care like skin planning.
2026.05.05 10:46
I have a lot of fine facial hair, and even though I wash my face thoroughly, my foundation keeps caking whenever I apply makeup, making my dead skin cells very noticeable. I am considering getting professional exfoliation treatments at an aesthetic clinic or dermatology center that claim to create smooth, peeled-egg-like skin. However, I haven't dared to try it yet because I'm worried that the physical exfoliation method might damage my skin barrier. Can someone like me, with slightly thin skin and prone to redness, achieve smooth, breakout-free skin after exfoliation? Or is it only suitable for those with extremely oily skin? I would appreciate it if you could share whether anyone has experienced side effects and which skin type benefited most from the treatment.
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- 02CommentsIt's easy to neglect moisturizing the shins, and it's surprisingly difficult when they're itchy as well.260026.11.04
- 03CommentsI sympathize with you saying that when your arms are rough, you want to rub them, but you want to know their condition first haha.220026.11.04
- 01CommentsIf it stings even after applying moisturizing cream, it might indicate that your skin barrier is weakened rather than just being dry. If it were me, instead of getting a skin booster right away, I would consider reducing the use of irritating products for a while, stabilize your skin condition with soothing care, and then think about the procedure.400026.10.30
- 02CommentsIt must be inconvenient if your lips dry out again even after applying lip balm. Would it be helpful to review your moisturizing method if you could list the lip products you are currently using and when the stinging occurs?410026.10.30
- 03CommentsIf it is difficult to go out without lip balm, it must be really miserable every change of season. I sympathize with your curiosity about whether it is simply dryness or if there is another cause.310026.10.31
- 01CommentsTry focusing on moisturizing mask packs with gentle ingredients until your skin barrier is restored!661026.10.08
- 02CommentsAbsolutely do not rub! Focus on moisturizing while receiving a deep cleansing treatment.901026.10.08
- 03CommentsUgh, I know that agony~ ㅠㅠ I'm slathering on moisturizer, but it's still itchy. ㅠㅠ890026.10.08
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