Item: AC DEEP CALMING PORE PAD
Rating: 5
Author: se*********

Skin type: Combination dehydrated My T-zone and butterfly zone tend to get oily, while my cheeks experience deep dryness and severe redness. When my skin lacks hydration, I'm prone to small blemishes. When I do get acne, it's usually large and inflamed. If my oil and moisture balance is disrupted, I experience both internal dryness and excess oil production. Ingredients that work well for me: Green tea, Centella Asiatica, Hyaluronic acid Ingredients that don't work well: Houttuynia Cordata, Mugwort, Propolis (honey) 💚 Soothing effect I've been loving the Dewytree Green Calming mask pack, so I decided to try their toner pads too. As you can see from the before and after photos, the soothing effect is incredible. 💚 Gentle and moisturizing 💚 Generous amount of essence and non-irritating pads 💚 Convenient and hygienic case with tongs for storage 💚 Large-sized toner pads

There are absolutely no downsides! The Dewytree mask pack and toner pads are my holy grail..♥

When it comes to blemish care, I believe the most important factors are understanding the cause and type of blemishes! Personally, I tend to get small blemishes when my skin lacks hydration. On days when I notice a bumpy texture all over: 💙 I go for a hydration overload with hydrating mask packs, toners, essences, and moisturizers. This usually calms things down in a few days. However, on days when I get inflamed, hard, sebum-filled acne like in the attached photo (which usually happens when I consume a lot of dairy or during my menstrual cycle), I follow these steps: 💚 Use blemish-specific mask packs or toner pads to reduce heat and soothe the skin 💚 Apply and let a spot treatment absorb 💚 Follow with essence or serum & moisturizer (use half the usual amount) -> These don't necessarily need to be blemish-specific products; regular hydrating lines work too! 💚 Finish by layering on a thick layer of spot treatment This is my step-by-step management routine!