Capsule 3 Step K-Beauty Routine That Will Make You Glow From Within

Whether you are a beauty guru or a makeup artist, you need the power of K-beauty to up your skincare game and achieve the soft and plump glass skin. Has your Instagram feed also been bombarded with skin care tip and tricks imported from Korea? Do you wonder why? Yes, it is because Korean beauty trends have taken the world by storm, and for obvious reasons. In the world of K-beauty it is not about how many or how pricey the beauty lotions and potions are. But it is about layering them right.

The OG Korean skincare routine ensures you get radiant and well-toned skin, be it with a cute sheet mask or a trusty clay mask. Although it could seem like a million steps to do on the daily. Hence, we have curated a Korean beauty regime that’ll make you shine like the star that you are.

Let us take you through this easy-peasy five-step K-beauty routine that’ll sure get you glass skin.

Do The Double Cleanse

All you beauties need to clean that pretty face. This is the number one skincare routine. A two-step cleansing routine helps you get rid of all the muck and dirt you’ve piled onto your skin. So, first, use an oil cleanser or micellar water and then go ahead with washing your face with the usual cleanser or face wash.

Take Time Tone Your Skin Right

A toner is a vital step in your skincare routine as it closes the pores we open while cleansing the skin. Patting on a juicy toner enriched with skincare goodies like ceramides, niacinamide and more will plump your skin.

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Add A Thick Layer Of Moisture

Adding on a moisturizer is no surprise, this no-brainer step is part of skincare routines across the globe and the K-beauty world approves and includes it too.

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Disclaimer: We advise you to keep your skin type and sensitivities in mind while you follow this skincare advice. Also, make sure you do a patch test to avoid any allergies or inflammations, etc.