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Why Centella Asiatica Is A Lifesaver For Sensitive Skin
When it comes to skincare, Korean beauty is next level. We have them to thank for BB creams and sheet masks, which have become a staple in our vanities. While K-Beauty gained mainstream popularity with its 10-step skincare routine, it can be luxurious but time-consuming for skincare minimalists. They are ahead in the skincare game because ingredients just becoming popular in Western skincare products have been used in K-Beauty for years. One of them is propolis. Sarah Lee, Founder of Glow Recipe, told Byrdie, “On skin, this translates to a potent antioxidant powerhouse that fights signs of aging and photodamage.” The amazing thing about this magical ingredient is that it works for all skin types and can be extra healing for sensitive skin.
Those with sensitive skin always have to be extra cautious about skincare ingredients because the last thing you need is for it to cause more irritation. And the great thing about K-Beauty is that many of its ingredients are compatible with that skin type. Charlotte Cho, esthetician and founder of K-beauty brand Soko Glam told The Zoe Report, “Due to the yellow dust phenomenon that occurs in Korea and can often irritate skin, Korean people identify with sensitive and dry skin, so many Korean beauty products are formulated to cater to those skin concerns.” Cho added that K-beauty ingredients help “soothe, calm, and…
