When I use BHA or AHA at night I wake up the next day with oil coming out of my nose's pores. I guess it's liquid sebum because of the products I used before going to sleep but I can't tell for sure if it's so or it's just perspiration because of the products clogging the pores. 
Does anyone know what it's?
These are the products I use:

Does anyone wake up in the morning with oil coming out of the nose's pores?

In western skincare we can differentiate between brands that are cosmetic -like Kiehls, Lancôme- and the ones that are cosmeceuticals (their composition includes medicine) such as La Roche Posay, Vichy, Avène, Clinique. 
How do you draw the line in Korean/Japanese skincare?

Which korean brands are cosmetic ones and which are cosmeceuticals?

Sé que muchas veces es MUY difícil conseguir productos coreanos en Latinoamérica  (además de que el precio los convierte en productos de lujo) e incluso esto sucede con algunas marcas europeas o estadounidenses. Por  eso quería saber, ¿Cuáles son los sustitutos de marcas latinoamericanas  (o importadas pero de facil acceso en su país) que utilizan en sus rutinas?
Por ejemplo yo amo la vitamina C de Klairs, pero como no permiten importar productos  en Argentina, la reemplazo con la de The Chemist Look que es una marca uruguaya que me resulta igual de eficaz.
Cuénteme cuales son sus dupes así nos ayudamos a construir rutinas alternativas para todas!

Dupes o sustitutos que utilicen en Latinoamérica?

When I buy products such as treatments from La Roche Posay or Eucerin I always find it difficult to know in which step of my k-routine they belong. 
For example Effaclar K is a leave-on gel for mild exfoliation, but I guess it must be placed in the serum step because of its texture and function. 
Eucerin's Anti Pigment Night Cream is a treatment cream with drying effect so I place it between my serums/ampoules and creams but I never know if it's working properly or there are too many products before. 
What do you suggest?

How do you fit your occidental products in your k-routine?

I have this doubt because of Cosrx honey mask. It has a light gel texture and I've always wondered if it had any effect when applied after a heavy cream. should I change the order of this products?

Will a night mask work if you apply it after a dense cream?

It doesn&#39;t clean the skin as thoroughly as you&#39;d expect from a Neogen product. you end up with the same results as with any micellar water, having to cleanse your face with water afterwards.  as I use micellar&#47; cleansing water when I&#39;m feeling lazy, it doesn&#39;t take up any part of my routine, just to avoid the inconvenience of dealing with cleansing oils.
It doesn&#39;t remove dirt properly, so it&#39;s adequate as a first step only. and if it isn&#39;t washed your pores will be terribly clogged the morning after. 
I had picked it to avoid the second step of cleansing as it promises, but unfortunately it didn&#39;t work.

I love the intense smell of Calendula of this cleansing water, as well as being able to see the little flowers inside the bottle. Aesthetically is a very good product. It does it&#39;s job of cleansing the skin.

My holy grail, I love this product! Despite not being recommended for people with rosacea because of essential oils, I&#39;ve never suffered any reaction from it, and it nourishes my skin without leaving it greasy or sticky. It doesn&#39;t affect the products I apply afterwards so I use it to prep my skin for long routines.

It doesn&#39;t have anything bad, just the price point for being an imported product.

One of the pillars of my combination-skin routine. This product looks like a light cream, it applies and absorbs easily on the skin, leaving the skin feeling fresh. the night after my first use I could already see my skin clearing a lot without traces of closed comedones. 
It doesn&#39;t have a sticky finish so you can incorporate it in your 10 step K-routin without risk of spoiling the following products.
Even with daily use it lasted me ages so you can apply a good amount to make sure you see results faster

the only bad thing is the dispenser that jerks out   the product and it never lands on the cotton pad or face :(

I love this product! it has a faint herbal smell, it&#39;s runny enough to be a toner you can use with a cotton pad or you can apply it with your bare hands and you&#39;ll notice the sticky consistency. I prefer to use it with a cotton when it&#39;s too humid to wait for it to dry and as  a leave on when I need it to penetrate more deeply.
It has a 1% BHA so it really unclog pores and dries out any zit but as the rest of the composition is black bee propolis it also nurtures skin and avoids stinking as BHA products tend to do.
after using it for some months I&#39;ve seen an improvement in my acne and my skin became kind of glowy as well. I have more than half the bottle left because you need to little to improve acne and texture.

it&#39;s too liquid so sometimes when the skin isn&#39;t oily you need to use a lot of product to avoid friction with the cotton pad.

This cleansing water has a liquid texture despite containing tea tree oil, and removes impurities from the skin leaving it fresh, no sticky and CLEAN. I&#39;ve tried cleaning my skin afterwards to check if there was any trace of oiliness or gunk and the cotton pad came completely clean.
For people who reacts to fragrance, it has a very mild smell but I guess it&#39;s the composition, not anything added.

Noelia