There are anywhere from 5-10 steps in a Korean or Japanese skincare routine. Each of these products is applied by patting it gently into the skin with your fingers. Some people like to use a light massage technique, which stimulates the circulation in your face. The nice thing about this layering technique is that you are not obligated to use Asian skincare products to do it. You can use whatever you have at home, or whatever is most accessible in your geographic location. I personally tend to use a mix of Korean, Japanese, American, and French products. Here’s a quick look at the order of the Asian skincare steps, a general description of the product types, and some Asian product recommendations: Best asian skin care routine Choose your wishlist to be added

If you are planning to try a Korean skincare line, I recommend starting small to make sure that the product works well for you. Since there are all different skin types, you may want to ask if there is a product that is better for certain types of skin. Etude House The toner has primarily a regulating and moisturizing effect. The pH value of the skin is balanced again. Ingredients of the care products can now penetrate into deeper skin layers and develop their full effect there.

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This Wrinkle Lift Serum from Shiseido is a perfect choice for hydrating and firming dry skin areas around the eyes and mouth. With the help of Active Pure Retinol and hyaluronic acid, this serum will increase moisture content in your skin and make it softer. The formula used for this serum also encourages turn over of the skin, and in result ameliorates wrinkled skin. Step 1: Oil-Based Cleansers If you’re looking for some inspiration on where to start your Korean anti-aging skincare routine, here are 15 of the best Korean anti-aging products: