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| <\/td>\n | <\/p>\n \n I’ve been thinking about this for a while but I’d like to share my skin care journey, the products I’ve been loving to other skin care enthusiasts like me!<\/p>\n As someone who suffers from hormonal acne (especially the chin area), rosacea, and very sensitive skin + eczema I always feel like I’m hitting the trifecta of everything possible and it makes skin care so difficult \ud83e\udee0<\/p>\n I’m going to start a series of reviews starting with each skin care category, and most of my approach are Asian brands, and I hope people find this useful.<\/p>\n For now, I’ll start with the Cleaner!<\/p>\n Side note: I am sensitive to Niacinamide so I try to avoid it unless it has a very low % in the ingredients list.<\/p>\n Please ignore the Bioderma in the picture (I forgot it wasn’t an Asian brand \ud83d\ude06). <\/p>\n I’m also doing this on my phone so please bear with me for any formatting issues.<\/p>\n \u2014\u2014\u2014<\/p>\n My current cleansing routine is only at night, I only use water and a toner pad in the morning.<\/p>\n (1) Fancl Cleansing Oil 9.5\/10 \u2014 everything I’ve ever wanted in a cleansing oil. Unscented and non-greasy, it does its job really well and I find it cleans better than my previous one as it helps clean out my clogged pores. I find that my whiteheads have reduced since I started using this. I’ve gone through 3-4 bottles at this point and I’m a monster about how much I use lol, I apply liberally. The Holy Grail!<\/p>\n (2) Pair Acne Cleansing Foam 2\/10 – Very exfoliating for my sensitive skin. I felt that my barrier was slowly being compromised and my rosacea was about to return. No about me.<\/p>\n (3) Bifesta Cleansing makeup wipes 1\/10 \u2014 another combo I’ve had to use for emergencies when I can’t wash my face. It doesn’t smell good and I suspect it was triggering some of my breakouts. It bit my face one time. It’s also not the most environmentally conscious option.<\/p>\n (4) Torriden Balanced Cleansing Foam 6\/10 \u2014 I love almost the entire Balance line, and I don’t use this every day because my skin can’t tolerate too much salicylic acid. However, I use this once\/twice a week for 30 seconds on my face to help keep my acne at bay and it does its job more. If I use it too often, my rosacea will come back and I have to dial my routine.<\/p>\n (5) Haruharu wonder cleanser 9.5\/10 \u2014 omg I love this. This is my first tube and I’m almost finished but this is one of those cleanses where I can see improvement almost immediately. My pores are better, my skin felt satisfied. I use this every day now and I can see why so many people love it. My holy grail, it’s also Fragrance.<\/p>\n (6) Round Lab Birch Juice Cleanser and (not photos) Dokdo Cleanser 5\/10 \u2014 both feel weak to me. It didn’t really make a difference to me and I felt like other cleansers. I bring this when I travel because I’ve been getting the smaller size of it for free. Smell free.<\/p>\n (7) Krave Beauty Matcha Cleanser 4.5\/10 \u2014 another average cleanser but I’m deducting half a point because for the price point and ROI, I don’t think it’s worth your money.<\/p>\n \u2014\u2014\u2014<\/p>\n Wow, we have a lot to take out. Hope it’s not too much and useful for you! I will try to write using my laptop next time for better formatting.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Posted by \/u\/ChallengeNew9779 I’ve been thinking about this for a while but I’d like to share my skin care journey, the products I’ve been loving to other skin care enthusiasts like me! 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