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Cedric
Oily/Resilient
spf everyday is essential, as UV exposure will cause hyperpigmentation to worsen. other than that, you can look out for ingredients like vitamin c/niacinamide/licorice root/tranexamic acid, as well as exfoliate 2-3 times a week to slowly fade pigmentation.
INNISFREE
Daily Mild Sunscreen SPF50+ PA++++
4.2
(54)
93
INNISFREE
Truecare Vitamin C 20 Ampoule
3.7
(7)
13
2
0
farlee
Dry/Sensitive
yes, i did all the step u mentioned except for the vitamin c. i used lots of products that contained niacinamide and seeing u recommended the vitamin c ampoule, i might as well consider to add it in my routine ! thank you so much 💚
2
0
Kaiiixx
Oily/Resilient
my oily skin loves this so much , it’s great for controlling sebum production too 😙😙
ISNTREE
Green Tea Fresh Toner
4.5
(796)
2071
2
0
farlee
Dry/Sensitive
does it help with blemishes ? i had been looking up for this toner too since two days ago~
1
0
Betweendots
Oily/Sensitive
I'm not sure if this balm is sold anymore, but innisfree had balm and peptide peel which were not so popular but they worked well on skin. They also have a brightening/whitening line that can be helpful and cica line which in case of acne scars is great choice since PIE needs calming and ingredients that can speed up wound healing not whitening or brightening. Also sunscreen is a must
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Truecare Cica Oil-Free Balm
5.0
(1)
49
INNISFREE
Truecare Azulene Calming Gel
0.0
(0)
0
INNISFREE
Truecare Cica AA Treatment Cream
5.0
(1)
13
INNISFREE
Bija Cica Essence
0.0
(0)
13
INNISFREE
Whitening Pore Sleeping Pack
3.0
(2)
1
INNISFREE
Truecare AC Soothing Ampoule
0.0
(0)
2
INNISFREE
Truecare Vitamin C 20 Ampoule
3.7
(7)
13
INNISFREE
Derma Formula Peptide Peeling Cream
4.0
(1)
2
2
0
