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Showing posts with label Dr. Jart+. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dr. Jart+. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Dr. Jart's Ctrl-A Line 
Today we're introducing a skin care solution for people who suffer with acne and red spots. Dr. Jart's Ctrl-A Line a popular Korean skincare line. This hypoallergenic & mild skin care is made for sensitive and acne-prone skin. Ctrl-A is designed for sensitive skin even for tiny stimulation and the over-glossy skin caused by excessive sebum. The best way to control your acne and redness is to at least have a basic skin care. Follow these steps to fight away the unwanted and unflattering zits!

Proceed with these steps after washing your face with a mild cleanser.

A toner control for oil and water balance with skin resistance. Apply on the entire face avoiding eye areas. 

After using Ctrl-A Toner, put proper amount onto the cotton pad. Apply on the entire face avoiding eye areas.

Presents moisturizing and soothing effects without oily application. At the last stage of base makeup, put small amount over the entire face and gently tap to absorb. 

 Follow these steps to control red spots and redness

Find these items here: 

Dr. Jart's Ctrl-A Line 
Today we're introducing a skin care solution for people who suffer with acne and red spots. Dr. Jart's Ctrl-A Line a popular Korean skincare line. This hypoallergenic & mild skin care is made for sensitive and acne-prone skin. Ctrl-A is designed for sensitive skin even for tiny stimulation and the over-glossy skin caused by excessive sebum. The best way to control your acne and redness is to at least have a basic skin care. Follow these steps to fight away the unwanted and unflattering zits!

Proceed with these steps after washing your face with a mild cleanser.

A toner control for oil and water balance with skin resistance. Apply on the entire face avoiding eye areas. 

After using Ctrl-A Toner, put proper amount onto the cotton pad. Apply on the entire face avoiding eye areas.

Presents moisturizing and soothing effects without oily application. At the last stage of base makeup, put small amount over the entire face and gently tap to absorb. 

 Follow these steps to control red spots and redness

Find these items here: 

Monday, September 16, 2013

Beauty starts with smooth, healthy, glowing skin




It is important to recognize the type of skin we have and make decisions about the right skincare products. Many people skip this step and purchase products that their friends have and hope for the same effect. The truth is everyone is different and there’s no exception for our skin. One person might have amazing results and the other person might not.

We organized a chart to help you better analyze your skin.

Normal/Combination

  • Comfortable-feeling
  • Smooth, even texture small pores
  • Cheeks are the driest area, but not excessively so
  • May experience some shine and larger pores on the forehead, nose or chin
  • Water and oil content is balanced

Dry

  • Feels tight after washing
  • May look dry or flaky
  • Dehydrated
  • May be sensitive
  • Shows fine lines faster than other skin types

Oily

  • Oily t-zone (forehead, nose, and chin); due to overactive sebaceous or oil producing glands
  • May have large, visible pores
  • More prone to acne

Sensitive

  • Can range from dry to oily
  • Easily irritated by cosmetics, moisturizers, and cleansers
  • Sensitive and prone to redness
  • Itchy or blotchy

No matter what your skin condition is we all need to have a good moisturizer to protect and nourish our skin. Below is our recommendation for care and moisturizers based on your skin type.
Normal/Combination: Skins needs routine cleansing with a foaming cleanser, exfoliation twice a week, moisturization with lightweight lotions. We recommend Dr. Jart | Most Aqua Water Cube Cream.

Dry: Skin requires special care. Use richer cleansers, limiting sun exposure, and using a good moisturizer can protect your skin's natural oils. Begin with essence or serum and layer a richer cream over that. Night creams with alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) help remove the dry, dead skin while moisturizing the new. We recommend Dr. Jart | Most White True White Cream.

Oily: Skin needs to be maintain to prevent breakouts. Cleanse skin at least twice a day to prevent dirt accumulation. Use alcohol-free astringent to remove excess oil. Use oil-free moisturizers to keep the skin from overdrying. we recommend Dr. Jart | Most Moist Water Sure Gel.

Sensitive: Skin requires mild, nonperfumed cleansing products. Use an alcohol-free toner and moisturizer formulated for sensitive skin. We recommend Dr. Jart Most Moist Water-Max Sleeping Mask



Sources: Brown, Bobby. (2008). Bobby Brown Makeup Manuel. New York: Springboard Press.

Beauty starts with smooth, healthy, glowing skin




It is important to recognize the type of skin we have and make decisions about the right skincare products. Many people skip this step and purchase products that their friends have and hope for the same effect. The truth is everyone is different and there’s no exception for our skin. One person might have amazing results and the other person might not.

We organized a chart to help you better analyze your skin.

Normal/Combination

  • Comfortable-feeling
  • Smooth, even texture small pores
  • Cheeks are the driest area, but not excessively so
  • May experience some shine and larger pores on the forehead, nose or chin
  • Water and oil content is balanced

Dry

  • Feels tight after washing
  • May look dry or flaky
  • Dehydrated
  • May be sensitive
  • Shows fine lines faster than other skin types

Oily

  • Oily t-zone (forehead, nose, and chin); due to overactive sebaceous or oil producing glands
  • May have large, visible pores
  • More prone to acne

Sensitive

  • Can range from dry to oily
  • Easily irritated by cosmetics, moisturizers, and cleansers
  • Sensitive and prone to redness
  • Itchy or blotchy

No matter what your skin condition is we all need to have a good moisturizer to protect and nourish our skin. Below is our recommendation for care and moisturizers based on your skin type.
Normal/Combination: Skins needs routine cleansing with a foaming cleanser, exfoliation twice a week, moisturization with lightweight lotions. We recommend Dr. Jart | Most Aqua Water Cube Cream.

Dry: Skin requires special care. Use richer cleansers, limiting sun exposure, and using a good moisturizer can protect your skin's natural oils. Begin with essence or serum and layer a richer cream over that. Night creams with alpha hydroxy acids (AHA) help remove the dry, dead skin while moisturizing the new. We recommend Dr. Jart | Most White True White Cream.

Oily: Skin needs to be maintain to prevent breakouts. Cleanse skin at least twice a day to prevent dirt accumulation. Use alcohol-free astringent to remove excess oil. Use oil-free moisturizers to keep the skin from overdrying. we recommend Dr. Jart | Most Moist Water Sure Gel.

Sensitive: Skin requires mild, nonperfumed cleansing products. Use an alcohol-free toner and moisturizer formulated for sensitive skin. We recommend Dr. Jart Most Moist Water-Max Sleeping Mask



Sources: Brown, Bobby. (2008). Bobby Brown Makeup Manuel. New York: Springboard Press.

Friday, August 16, 2013



What is B.B. Cream? Is it better than foundations?? Why do people use it?

B.B Cream or short for Blemish Balm Cream is very popular in countries such as Japan and Korea because it can act as a foundation, it can also act as concealer. Not only does B.B Cream provide great coverage, it is a lot less oily than foundation and is a lot healthier for your skin. Many B.B Cream also has sun block or sun coverage features. The SPF or Sun Protection Factor is a measurement used in Japan and Korea to measure how long the B.B. Cream can prevent sun burnt when being in the sun for a long time. Because B.B. Cream has coverage, minerals and sun block functions all in one, it is widely popular not only among Asia, but also Western countries.

Is it better than foundation? Well, this really depends on whoever is using it. Most Asian Women prefer B.B. Cream instead of Foundation because B.B. Cream tends to be lighter and has sun block functions. Since B.B. Cream is invented in Korea and Japan, they are designed to suit asian skin tone better. Which means, unlike Foundation that has multiple shades, B.B. Cream tend to only has 2 - 3 options. However, the pro side about B.B. Cream is that it will gradually blend into your skin tone when you wear it which makes your coverage look a lot more natural.

Most people, such as myself, prefer B.B. Cream over Foundation. Foundation is very heavy and although it has a more balanced coverage, it is also the main contributor to oil on your skin. Furthermore, B.B. Cream often contains skin moisturizing substances that can act like a moisturizer and a foundation altogether. Thus, in a sense, B.B. Cream fits more to the people's needs. However, in Western countries, most people still prefer foundation and so it really depends on your make up and what style you are going for.

Interesting enough, recently U.S companies have been manufacturing B.B Creams, B.B Cream is best made in Asian countries because of their expertise in the field for over years of experience. go to www.4hime.com for more!!




What is B.B. Cream? Is it better than foundations?? Why do people use it?

B.B Cream or short for Blemish Balm Cream is very popular in countries such as Japan and Korea because it can act as a foundation, it can also act as concealer. Not only does B.B Cream provide great coverage, it is a lot less oily than foundation and is a lot healthier for your skin. Many B.B Cream also has sun block or sun coverage features. The SPF or Sun Protection Factor is a measurement used in Japan and Korea to measure how long the B.B. Cream can prevent sun burnt when being in the sun for a long time. Because B.B. Cream has coverage, minerals and sun block functions all in one, it is widely popular not only among Asia, but also Western countries.

Is it better than foundation? Well, this really depends on whoever is using it. Most Asian Women prefer B.B. Cream instead of Foundation because B.B. Cream tends to be lighter and has sun block functions. Since B.B. Cream is invented in Korea and Japan, they are designed to suit asian skin tone better. Which means, unlike Foundation that has multiple shades, B.B. Cream tend to only has 2 - 3 options. However, the pro side about B.B. Cream is that it will gradually blend into your skin tone when you wear it which makes your coverage look a lot more natural.

Most people, such as myself, prefer B.B. Cream over Foundation. Foundation is very heavy and although it has a more balanced coverage, it is also the main contributor to oil on your skin. Furthermore, B.B. Cream often contains skin moisturizing substances that can act like a moisturizer and a foundation altogether. Thus, in a sense, B.B. Cream fits more to the people's needs. However, in Western countries, most people still prefer foundation and so it really depends on your make up and what style you are going for.

Interesting enough, recently U.S companies have been manufacturing B.B Creams, B.B Cream is best made in Asian countries because of their expertise in the field for over years of experience. go to www.4hime.com for more!!