Andrea and Peter address two customer questions about skincare. The first question is about how to incorporate the 2% AHA BHA Pore Minimizing Exfoliant into an existing skincare routine. The second question is about the difference between serums and creams and when to use each. Andrea and Peter provide detailed explanations and recommendations for both questions.

The 2% AHA BHA pore-minimizing exfoliant can be incorporated into an existing skincare routine by using it after the double cleanser and before the hydrating toner step.

It is recommended to start using the exfoliant once or twice a week in a nighttime routine and gradually increase frequency if desired.

Serums and creams have different properties and purposes. Serums are designed to address specific skin concerns and penetrate deeper into the skin, while creams provide hydration and protection for the outer layers of the skin.

Using both serum and cream can provide complementary benefits.

The choice between serum and cream depends on personal preference and skin type. If budget is a concern, it is recommended to prioritize using a cream as it serves a broader array of purposes. It is also possible to alternate between different creams based on seasonal needs.

It is important to start slow when incorporating new skincare products and to listen to your skin's needs. Adjustments can be made based on individual preferences and skin reactions.

Saranghae will be launching a new Furman Lift with triple mushroom complex in the coming months.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Hair Growth

01:17 Question 1: Incorporating the 2% AHA BHA Exfoliant

09:35 Question 2: Understanding Serums and Creams

13:59 Personal Opinion on Serums and Creams

16:58 Closing Remarks and Product Announcement

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Peter and Andrea answer skincare-related questions from listeners. The first question is about how to incorporate new products into an existing skincare routine. Andrea recommends using the Snail Mucin Serum and 2% AHA BHA exfoliant together with the Orora 5-Step routine. She provides a detailed nighttime and daytime routine incorporating these products. The second question is about addressing large pores and hyperpigmentation. Andrea recommends using the Advanced Pore Minimizing Serum with Niacinamide and the Advanced Brightening and Dark Spot Repair Serum with Vitamin C. She provides a five-step nighttime and daytime routine for addressing these concerns.

Takeaways

• Experimentation is important in skincare routines to prevent them from becoming stale over time.
• The Snail Mucin Serum and 2% AHA BHA exfoliant are complementary products that can enhance an existing skincare routine.
• The 2% AHA BHA exfoliant should be used a maximum of two times a week to avoid stripping or irritating the skin.
• The Advanced Pore Minimizing Serum with Niacinamide and the Advanced Brightening and Dark Spot Repair Serum with Vitamin C can help address large pores and hyperpigmentation.
• Consistency and patience are key in seeing visible improvements in skin concerns.
• Skincare routines should be flexible and adjusted based on individual needs and the changing seasons.
• Stabilizers and emulsifiers used in Saranghae's formulations are derived from Korean botanicals.
• Saranghae's skincare products are designed to enhance the skin's natural healing and rejuvenation processes.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Format of the Episode

03:08 Creating a Comprehensive Skincare Routine

05:06 Adjustments and Flexibility in Skincare

07:34 Daytime Skincare Routine

09:35 Question 2: Addressing Large Pores and Hyperpigmentation

11:42 The Power of Complementary Skincare Products

17:10 Creating a Comprehensive Skincare Routine

19:02 Consistency and Patience in Skincare

20:51 The Benefits of Korean Botanicals in Skincare

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Peter and Andrea discuss the fascinating world of skincare formulation. They explain their overarching philosophy and the four criteria they consider when formulating their products. They also discuss the difference between vegan and plant-based skincare, the challenges they face in the formulation process, and their commitment to minimizing environmental impact. They also touch on emerging trends in skincare formulation, such as concentrated correctives and personalized skincare.

Takeaways

• Skincare formulation is a complex process that involves considering efficacy, innovation, vegan options, and addressing specific skin concerns.
• Vegan skincare means no substances of animal origin, while plant-based skincare means the majority of ingredients come from plants.
• Formulating skincare products can take over a year, with challenges including language barriers, supplier availability, and extensive testing.
• Saranghae prioritizes recyclable packaging, minimizes unnecessary packaging, and chooses suppliers with good environmental stewardship.
• Emerging trends in skincare formulation include concentrated correctives and personalized skincare routines.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Skincare Formulation

03:01 The Philosophy and Criteria Behind Skincare Formulation

06:02 Challenges in the Formulation Process

10:05 Minimizing Environmental Impact in Skincare

17:33 Emerging Trends in Skincare Formulation

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