- Features
- **High concentration of active ingredients:**
- Serums are formulated with high concentrations of active ingredients to provide specific treatment for skin problems or concerns. For example, they might contain hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, or retinol.
- **Moisturizing and Nourishing:**
- Rich in moisturizing ingredients, it helps to hydrate the skin while nourishing it to promote healthy looking skin.
- **High Penetration:**
- Serums generally have a light texture and are easily absorbed into the skin, allowing the active ingredients to be delivered more effectively.
- **Addressing specific skin concerns:**
- Beauty serums are items that address specific skin concerns such as wrinkles, dullness, acne scars, etc. It is important to choose a product that suits your skin condition and concerns.
- amount to use
The amount of serum you use will vary from person to person, but as a general guideline:
- **2~3 pushes:**
- Pump 2-3 times onto the palm of your hand and apply evenly to the entire face.
- **Appropriate amount per part:**
- If you have any particular areas of concern, you can focus on using an appropriate amount on those areas.
- how to use
- **Apply to clean skin after washing:**
- Serums are usually used on clean skin after washing the face. They are usually used after lotion and before cream.
- **Take an appropriate amount:**
- Take an appropriate amount of serum onto your hands. Using too much or too little will make it difficult to achieve effective care, so use the recommended amount.
- **Warm it up in your palms and rub it in:**
- Warm the serum in your palms and gently apply it to your entire face. It is recommended to massage or pat lightly to make it absorbed.
- **Focused care for problem areas:**
- If you have particular concerns about certain areas, you can target the serum there. For example, focus on areas with wrinkles or dull skin.
- **Continue to next step:**
- After using the serum, complete your skin care routine with a cream or other product to provide the skin with the moisture it needs.
Serums are usually incorporated into your morning and evening skincare routine. Consider changing the serum you use depending on your skin condition and the season.
