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For a glass skin glow: double cleanse, exfoliate and hydrate with hyaluronic acid, glycerin, ceramides, and layer products for targeted care.

Want to achieve Korean like glass skin? Here are a few K-beauty tips you must follow 

<h2>For a glass skin glow: double cleanse, exfoliate and hydrate with hyaluronic acid, glycerin, ceramides, and layer products for targeted care.</h2>

Korean beauty trends have taken over the skincare world by storm and to achieve a glass skin-like glow, here are a few steps you must add to your daily routine.
Korean skincare has gained immense popularity worldwide for its innovative approach and emphasis on achieving healthy, glowing skin. Rooted in a philosophy of prevention rather than just treatment, Korean skincare focuses on maintaining skin health through a meticulous and multi-step routine.
<h3>Here are the steps involved in a Korean beauty skincare routine</h3>
Double Cleansing: Start by using an oil-based cleanser to remove makeup, sunscreen, and excess sebum. Follow this with a water-based cleanser to remove any remaining impurities and prepare the skin for the next steps.
Exfoliation: Exfoliate the skin 1-2 times a week to remove dead skin cells and promote cell turnover. This can be done using a physical scrub or chemical exfoliants like AHAs or BHAs.&nbsp;
Serum/Ampoule: Serums and ampoules contain high concentrations of active ingredients targeted at specific skin concerns, such as brightening, anti-aging, or hydration. Apply a small amount and gently pat into the skin.
Sheet Mask: Sheet masks are soaked in concentrated serums and essences, delivering intensive hydration and nourishment to the skin. Leave the mask on for 10-20 minutes before removing and gently patting in any remaining essence.
Moisturizer: Lock in moisture with a moisturizer suited to your skin type. This helps to hydrate and protect the skin barrier.
Sunscreen: Finish off your skincare routine with a broad-spectrum sunscreen during the day to protect your skin from harmful UV rays and prevent premature ageing.
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In the quest for glass-like skin, nutritionist Sakshi Lalwani recommends drinking Halim or Aliv seeds which are packed with with retinol, antioxidants, fibre proteins, vitamins and minerals. 

Nutritionist suggest these seeds for glowing glass-like skin, here's how to use it

In the quest for glass-like skin, nutritionist Sakshi Lalwani recommends drinking Halim or Aliv seeds which are packed with with retinol, antioxidants, fibre proteins, vitamins and minerals.&nbsp;

In today's era, everybody wants to achieve clear, smooth glass-like skin and to achieve that we buy many expensive Korean products and whatnot.&nbsp; Recently, nutritionist Sakshi Lalwani shared a post on how to achieve glass-looking skin within weeks without spending too much money.&nbsp;
Nutritionist suggests drinking Halim or Aliv seeds, which are packed with retinol, antioxidants, fibre, proteins, vitamins and minerals. These seeds also help in reducing stress, and inflammation, aid weight loss and are helpful for the thyroid.
To add these seeds to your diet, the nutritionist suggests soaking 1 teaspoon in water overnight. By morning, they'll become puffy. Now, just drink them with the water. See the magic in just one week!
<h3>Nutritional Benefits of Halim or Aliv seeds</h3>
Rich in Nutrients: Halim seeds are a good source of essential nutrients, including vitamins (A, C, E, and K), minerals (calcium, iron, and magnesium), and antioxidants. Protein and Fiber: They contain protein and dietary fiber, promoting a sense of fullness and supporting digestive health. Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Halim seeds are a vegetarian source of omega-3 fatty acids, beneficial for heart health.
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Barley tea, known as bori-cha, is a staple in Korean households, offering more than just a mere refreshment.

Korean beauty: The secret tea for flawless skin revealed! 

Barley tea, known as bori-cha, is a staple in Korean households, offering more than just a mere refreshment.

Both Indians and Koreans share a deep appreciation for tea, known as chai in India and cha in Korea. While masala chai is cherished in Indian culture, barley tea, or bori-cha, is among the most commonly served tea in Korean households, often replacing water.
Barley tea, or bori-cha in Korea, stands out for its high fiber content and excellent hydrating properties. Rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, it holds the potential to offer numerous benefits for skin health.
<h3>Here are some skin-boosting benefits of barley tea</h3>
<h3>Antioxidant-rich elixir</h3>
Barley tea is a source of polyphenol antioxidants, which combat harmful free radicals, promoting healthy, youthful skin by reducing oxidative stress.
<h3>Nourishing hydration</h3>
Vital for skin health, barley tea provides essential hydration, fostering moisturized skin and a radiant complexion.
<h3>Detoxification for clearer skin</h3>
Known for its detoxifying properties, barley tea aids in expelling toxins from the body, resulting in clearer, more vibrant skin.
<h3>Soothing anti-inflammatory effects</h3>
Barley tea, thanks to lignans and other compounds, exhibits anti-inflammatory properties, potentially managing skin conditions like acne and redness.
<h3>Digestive wellness for glowing skin</h3>
A healthy digestive system reflects in the skin's appearance. Barley tea supports digestion, contributing to a balanced gut and potentially enhancing overall skin health.
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Jamsu beauty trend: Netizens who tried this hack are actually impressed with it and said that this is a chef's kiss. 

Jamsu trend is the newest makeup trend TikTokers are swearing by; know how it works

Jamsu beauty trend: Netizens who tried this hack are actually impressed with it and said it's a chef's kiss. Find out more.

Another day, another K-beauty trend that has managed to hook beauty enthusiasts to it. This time it is an age-old Korean hack, Jamsu which is trending for all the right reasons.&nbsp;
The trend needs you to complete full makeup on your face and then dunk it in ice-cold water.&nbsp;
<h3>How does Jamsu&nbsp;work?</h3>
When you dunk your makeup covered face in ice-cold water, it helps mattify the makeup, resulting in better blending of the makeup with your natural skin.&nbsp;
Netizens who tried this hack are actually impressed with it and are calling it a chef's kiss.&nbsp;
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Skincare expert Dr. Rinky Kapoor debunks popular Korean beauty and skincare myths. In fact, Koreans spend on skincare more than any other population in the world.

Editorji exclusive: Skincare expert Dr. Rinky Kapoor debunks popular K-beauty myths

Skincare expert Dr. Rinky Kapoor debunks popular Korean beauty and skincare myths. Take a look!

Editorji exclusive: Skincare expert debunks popular K-beauty myths

Basic K-beauty routine includes:
&middot; Double cleansing using an oil-based and then a water-based cleanser which will clean all the impurities from the skin.
&middot; Exfoliation using both physical and chemical exfoliators remove the dead skin cells.
&middot; Korean toners are milder and pH balanced and they act as the first hydrators for the skin.
&middot; Essences are the crux of Korean skincare. They are a blend of hydrating and skin-boosting ingredients.
&middot; Sheet masks are the soul of K-beauty, as they relax the skin, moisturise and revitalise it.
&middot; Eye creams in K-beauty take care of the intensive deep circles &amp; puffiness.
&middot; SPF is a must whether you are inside or outside. It is the most effective way to prevent premature ageing.
Myths associated with K-beauty skincare:
It is not suitable for Indian skin: the fact is that Korean skincare is suitable for all skin types.
&middot; Anti-ageing treatments should come in later: In Korean routine anti-aging routines can start when you want.
&middot; Facial oils cannot be used for oily skin: K-beauty includes oils like grapeseed, sunflower, hempseed which are actually beneficial for the oily skin

Skincare expert Dr. Rinky Kapoor&nbsp;debunks popular Korean&nbsp;beauty and skincare myths.&nbsp;

K-beauty is definitely the buzzword of today&rsquo;s world. Porcelain or glass-like skin is a dream of every woman and man (yes men want good skin too!) and Korean skincare routines promise the same. In fact, Koreans spend on skincare more than any other population in the world.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/editorji-exclusive-skincare-expert-debunks-popular-k-beauty-myths-1644910145298" target="_blank">Korean skincare</a> claims to be all about using skin suitable products that nourish and protect the skin in a slow and steady&nbsp;manner rather than using harsh ingredients that damage the skin&rsquo;s natural barrier and leave it vulnerable. K-beauty is known&nbsp;for nourishing, hydrating, and protecting the skin.
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We all have heard about Korean sheet masks for instant pick me up for the skin, but in reality, it is a multi-step routine that&nbsp;one needs to follow regularly because all Korean skincare products are designed to work for the long term.
A basic 10 step K-beauty routine includes:
&nbsp;&bull; Double cleansing using an oil-based and then a water-based cleanser which will clean all the impurities from the skin.
&nbsp;&bull; Exfoliation using both physical and chemical exfoliators remove the dead skin cells.
&nbsp;&bull; Korean toners are milder and pH balanced and they act as the first hydrators for the skin.
&nbsp;&bull; Essences are the crux of Korean skincare. They are a blend of hydrating and skin-boosting ingredients.
&nbsp;&bull; Sheet masks are the soul of K-beauty, as they relax the skin, moisturise and revitalise it.
&nbsp;&bull; Eye creams in K-beauty take care of the intensive deep circles &amp; puffiness.
&nbsp;&bull; SPF is a must whether you are inside or outside. It is the most effective way to prevent premature ageing.
The important thing to remember about Korean <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/valentine-s-day-2022-show-your-skin-some-love-with-these-skincare-tips-1644566263235" target="_blank">skincare</a> is to modify according to your skin type. Your routine need not&nbsp;be complicated; take a close look at your skin or enlist the help of your skin specialist to know what ingredients are in what product and what will suit you.
 Here are some myths associated with K-beauty skincare:
&nbsp;&bull; It is not suitable for Indian skin: the fact is that <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/korean" target="_blank">Korean</a> skincare is suitable for all skin types.
&nbsp;&bull; Anti-ageing treatments should come in later: In Korean routine anti-aging routines can start when you want.
&nbsp;&bull; Facial oils cannot be used for oily skin: K-beauty includes oils like grapeseed, sunflower, hempseed which are actually beneficial for the oily skin.
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(Inputs from Dr. Rinky Kapoor, Consultant Dermatologist, Cosmetic Dermatologist &amp; Dermato-Surgeon, The Esthetic Clinics)

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