Friday, September 25, 2020

How to Multitask Mask



 We're all about a good skincare ritual. In fact, most Korean skincare rituals have at least five steps and usually incorporate a high-quality mask at the end. The problem is, many of us simply don't have time for an in-depth regimen. But the amount of time you have to take care of your skin shouldn't limit the amount of impact your skincare delivers.

In fact, we formulated our masks to be a regimen on the move. Here's how to multitask with your masking for targeted treatment.

Full face + lip treatment

Soon Skincare masks don't require you to stay in one place as you mask, which means your day doesn't have to stop for your skincare routine. And that rule applies to multiple masks at a time. 

Hydrate your entire face and your lips at the same time by wearing a sheet mask and a lip patch. Apply the sheet mask that best treats your skin needs, then top it off with a lip patch. Wear both for no longer than 20 minutes, then gently peel off the masks and pat in the remaining serum. Voila! Full-face hydration. 

Try it:

Biocellulose Brightening Face Mask

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Strawberry Lip Masks with Collagen

Lips + eyes

Treat crow's feet and dark circles as you deeply hydrate. First, apply your choice of eye patches, then pop on a lip patch. Wait fifteen minutes, then remove. This is a great pre-makeup treatment that can be done as you drive the kids to school. Or finish up your day with this multimasking treatment: it's great for reading a book as you treat or doing a few chores. The masks won't slide off as you move.

Try it:

Hydrating Blueberry Hydrogel Eye Patches

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Hydrating Watermelon Lip Masks

Feet + face

We formulated our foot treatments to treat as you keep moving. The serum is encapsulated in booties that can be walked in or slept in. And we love wearing a sheet mask at the same time for hydration from head to feet.

Try it:

Peony Foot Mask

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Micro-Hole Hydrogel Hydrating Face Mask

Eyes + hands

Your hands take a beating every day. They absorb sun as you drive and are exposed to oil-stripping soap over and over again. And yet, aside from applying hand lotion that only affects the top layer of your hands, most people don't think about treating their hands. But hands need special care, too, and you can slip your hands into our easy-to-wear serum-filled gloves while also treating your under eyes.

Try it:

Pomegranate Hydrogel Patches with Collagen

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Shea Butter Hand Mask

Now that you know you don't have to take time out of your day to treat your skin, what are you waiting for? Choose two masks, slap 'em on, and get glowing.

Thursday, August 27, 2020

The Truth about Korean Skincare

 


For decades, Japan and France set the standard for luxury skincare. What no one talked about, however, was that the vast majority of French and Japanese brands manufactured their skincare in Korea. 

That knowledge of and fascination with skincare has become a part of Korean life, and the Koreans have developed their own culture and rituals surrounding skincare. If you're familiar with BB creams, sheet masks, and double cleansing techniques, it might surprise you to learn that they were all developed in Korea. 

Korean skincare has become synonymous with multi-step regimens and an obsession with the newest skinceuticals. Korean skincare prioritizes extract-based ingredients that are enhanced to maximize their benefits to the skin's structure. Koreans believe that the best serums penetrate past the skin surface; they're constantly inventing ways to make molecules ever smaller so they can penetrate deeper.

The trouble, though, is that Korean skincare has been difficult to understand for English speakers, which has been a huge barrier for Western consumers. If you buy a Korean sheet mask, its ingredients and directions will be listed in Korean. Some brands aren't sold in America, and it's difficult to know which products are reputable, clean, and effective.

And there's another issue: time. The Western world is always in a hurry, and a 5, 10, or 15-step skincare routine isn't pragmatic at the end of a long day. 

That's why Soon Skincare exists: our aim has been to merge the best of Eastern skin innovations with the Western need for practicality.  

We believe that meaningful skincare penetrates past the skin's surface so it can affect change, repair damaged caused by sun and environmental stressors, and combat fine lines and wrinkles. But we also believe that setting aside 20 or 30 minutes every morning and evening for a skincare regiment just isn't practical. So we've compressed multiple steps into masks that stay on without requiring you to stop your day. 

Dark spots? Use a brightening mask. Parched skin? Use a hydrating sheet mask. Each Soon Skincare product uses ingredient-rich, potent, meticulously crafted serums that make a visible difference immediately and over time. 

We believe that Korean skincare is the best bet for making your skin look healthier and more vibrant. Treat yourself to a Mermaid Collagen Serum and a few masks, and you'll see exactly what we mean.

Source by:https://soonskincare.com/blogs/news/the-truth-about-korean-skincare