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Iamvan
Dry/Sensitive
I would suggest mix and match but since it's her first time, she doesn't know what she's allergic too and what works for her, with the plethora of skincare it's difficult to find what's best for you.
I would suggest trial kits, so even if the products doesn't work that well, it's in a mini size and you can just buy the full size if you like it, and kits are ment to work together.
Products i suggest for dry/sensitive skin:
Pyunkang yul kit
Cosrx snail kit
Dear Klaire's ( I'm not sure if they have kits )
Or just buy mix and match minis
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Iamvan
Dry/Sensitive
I do have skincare that have fragrance.
It's fine as long as the fragrance is at the bottom of the ingredients list.
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strawberryberi
Dry/Sensitive
I do mix and match coz sometimes some products in the line doesn't work well with my skin.
For your sister I recommend Illiyoon Ceramide Ato Moisturizer. It is really heavy for me but my brother really loves it as he have dry and flaky skin
ILLIYOON
Ceramide Ato Concentrate Cream
4.6
(856)
794
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theartofskincarett
Dry/Sensitive
These are some great options
La Roche-Posay
Cicaplast Baume B5 Soothing Repairing Balm
4.7
(616)
1807
La Roche-Posay
Toleriane Hydrating Gentle Facial Cleanser
4.7
(367)
2051
CeraVe
Moisturising Cream
4.6
(16)
55
Paula's Choice
MOISTURE BOOST Hydrating Treatment Cream
0.0
(0)
3
CeraVe
Hydrating Facial Cleanser
4.4
(1526)
2745
Krave Beauty
Matcha Hemp Hydrating Cleanser
4.7
(639)
2586
La Roche-Posay
Lipikar Moisturising Balm AP+M
4.8
(16)
20
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FragranceFree4Life
Dry/Sensitive
it’s fine to mix and match as long as you’re paying attention to the ingredients, you don’t want to end up using a bunch of different products together that have high percentages of the same actives.
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Dyarra
Oily/Sensitive
Mix and match should be fine and I recommend a minimalist routine too!
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Mooi
Oily/Sensitive
Yesss, it would be safer for her since she doesn't know which works for her skin
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