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How to Make No-Sebum Powder Using CornstarchThis powder can be used your face and body. [Materials]2 tablespoons cornstarch(Optional) ½ teaspoon baking soda → enhances oil absorption(Optional) 1 teaspoon green tea powderSanitized powder container and a new puffThe ingredients are very simple.If you have sensitive skin, you can skip the baking soda. [Instructions]Put all ingredients into a bowl a..

Acne tends to be more frequent and widespread in your 20s due to active hormone levels and increased sebum production. Areas without acne may appear relatively stable, but this does not necessarily mean the skin is fully healthy. Proper skincare is essential during your teens and 20s to prevent the skin from becoming sensitive or dehydrated. Maintaining a strong skin barrier is key to keeping th..

[Before Going Out]After skincare, wait 5–10 minutes before heading out to allow products to absorb and naturally reduce shine.Use no-sebum powder or cornstarch powder (DIY is fine). Apply thinly and sparingly — too much can make skin cakey and clog pores.2026.04.06 - [Products & DIY] - DIY No-Sebum Powder with Cornstarch [During the Day]Use blotting paper or tissue: remove sweat first, then sebu..

Managing acne in your 20s is no easy task. The key is to protect your skin barrier while controlling breakouts, but it’s not as simple as it sounds. Taking good care of your skin in your 20s makes managing aging much easier later on.Even those with dry skin in their 20s have their own concerns. Unlike acne-prone skin, they should focus on leveraging their advantages while managing weaknesses eff..

Tips for Sensitive or Combination Skin with Sensitive AreasWhat to Avoid- Using strong exfoliants (high-concentration AHA/BHA) - DIY masks with natural ingredients that can irritate skin - Washing your face with hot water - Rubbing your skin hard with rough towels - Skipping sunscreen (UV can weaken the skin barrier and trigger pigmentation like melasma)Healthy Habits- Get enough sleep and stay ..

Combination Skin Care Routine (T-zone / U-zone)StepT-zone (forehead & nose)U-zone (cheeks & jawline)Notes / Tips1. Cleansing (AM)Mildly acidic cleanser if sebum is noticeable; gentle soap (Dove) if skin toleratesSame as T-zoneAvoid over-cleansing → can trigger more sebum2. Cleansing (PM, double cleansing if wearing makeup)- If nose has a lot of sebum: emulsify T-zone with cleansing oil first, th..