/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>9639709
>educate yourself
Well, that's why I posted this in the first place. Also I don't obsess about it as much as you seem to think I do based on the one post I've made.

>>9639716
I don't use all of these every day obviously, but here's my full roster, sans oil cleanser:

BBcream: Blur Pang but Peripera
Cleanser: Egg white pore foaming by Skinfood
Toner: Wonder Pore by Etude House
Acid: Pinapple by Skinfood
Other masks: Black Sugar Scrub by Skinfood or the Egg Pore mask by Skinfood
Serum: Peach Sake by Skinfood
Ampoule: Pore Tightening and Cleaning by lioele
Clay Mask: Carbonated Bubble Clay by Elizzavecca
Sheet mask: Either the Apple Polyphenol by MBD or Pore Egg Cream Mask Too Cool for School
Cream: All in one snail repair by Mizon

Basic skincare products are:

Cleanser: Cetaphil, CeraVe
Toner: Thayers Alcohol Free Witch Hazel
Moisturizer: Aloe Vera gel, Cerave PM Cetaphil moisturizer, Eucarin

Asian Beauty Starter Pack:
Oil cleanser: DHC Deep Cleansing Oil, Kose Softymo Speedy Cleansing Oil, Banila Co Clean It Zero
Second Cleanser: Hada Labo Foaming, Cerave Foaming, Tosowoong Powder Enzyme, CosRx Good Morning Gel
Moisturizer: Cerave PM, Benton Snail Bee Steam Cream, CosRx Honey Ceramide Full Moisture Cream, CosRx 92 Snail AIO
Sunscreen: Biore Watery Essence, Shiseido Senka Anti-aging, Canmake Mermaid UV Gel, Biore Perfect Milk

As always, YMMV. Just because other people like it, doesn't mean that you would

>>8650404
The skin for everyone there look, as you say, average.


>>8650411
>>8650405
Maybe some of those poor college boys might want to try some Korean skincare and BB cream?

One can get samples and full bottles alike for cheap through websites like RoseRoseShop. Try out samples first to make sure your skin doesn't freak out, then invest in bottles.

In Asian skincare, while the variety of products may seem overwhelming, the reality is that one doesn't need to have every single product type. Just a weekly sheet mask may be enough for your skin to feel a bit better.

And as for makeup, BB cream is so low-level in terms of coverage and ease of application. South Korean men even use it as part of their business uniform of suit-and-tie, since their society places pretty high importance on appearance. There are even South Korean brands that have lines of skincare and BB cream marketed specifically for men, with bottles looking black and minimalist.

>>8514365
>>8514360
This is also a good one!
(The full thing is not necessary, but many do it regardless!)

>>7967884
*have
Also dropped pic.