Ideal skincare duo for winter | Klairs Supple Preparation Unscented Toner and Klairs Rich Moist Soothing Cream

My K-beauty journey started with Klairs, and a few years later I'm here as a Klairs Brand Ambassador which makes me very proud. There are two Klairs products which I always recommend - Klairs Supple Preparation Unscented Toner and Klairs Rich Moist Soothing Cream.

Is this an oil or a serum? Klairs Fundamental Water Oil Drop Review

Winter was an ideal season to change your skincare. Oils and creams are welcome in our routines to avoid dehydration and nourish the skin. Klairs, a K-beauty brand, developed a Fundamental line which includes Ampoule Mist and Water Oil Drop. The Fundamental line is a skincare line based on premium ingredients. I had a chance to try Klairs Fundamental Water Oil Drop, and I want to share my experience with you.

Klairs Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil Review | Double cleansing

Usually, you start with cleansing oil and then follow it with a water-based cleanser. I'm different, and just right after a gel cleanser review, I'm sharing a review of the product which I've been avoiding for ages now - Klairs Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil. Is it as scary as I thought?

Stay safe during the summer - Sunscreen and Suncare | #suncareweek

Some people love suncare, others hate it because tan in some countries is a sign of healthy skin - even from a biological point of view tan is a protective reaction to sun radiation. Do you know how to protect yourself from sun damage of your skin, what SPF means and which substance protects you from UVA and UVB? What parts of your skincare you should change and how to survive the summer heat without ending up in a hospital? Are sunscreens bad or good for you and what are the differences between the US and the rest of the world if it comes to sunscreens?

What's a sleeping mask and why you should add it to your skincare routine

I used to hate using masks - no matter if it was clay or sheet mask, I didn't enjoy it until I found a first mask that really worked for my skin - it was a mask from The Body Shop, back then I was poor student (I still am a poor student but back then I was a high school student) so I bought smaller versions of this mask and used it on pimples. Nowadays I love masks but lately, I started to use a sleeping mask more often than a sheet mask. What's a sleeping mask and why you should add it to your skincare routine?