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As Korean skincare becomes more prevalent in the United States, double cleansing has been getting more and more attention and becoming more and more popular, although nowhere near as ubiquitous as it is in Asian countries. In Asia the double cleansing method is in practically everyone’s skincare routine but people around the world can all benefit from it! After all, cleansing is arguably the most important step in any skincare routine and is key to keeping skin healthy and appearing youthful.

For oily skin, it might seem like the fastest or only solution is to blot the oily away or use products that matte skin without addressing the more fundamental causes of oily skin. 

Keratosis Pilaris (KP) is an extremely common skin condition characterized by small bumps and dry rough patches on the body, most often on the back of the upper arms, the front of thighs, and the buttocks. KP is often described as a condition of childhood. Studies indicate that KP affects between 50 and 80% of all adolescents. But for many people – up to 40% of all adults, with higher incidence rates for women as compared to men – this condition persists well into adulthood and beyond.

If you haven’t heard of it already, you’ll soon be hearing about microbiome skincare everywhere. In essence, the microbiome skincare trend is a movement to restore and maintain balance in skin health with the aid of innovative, science-driven formulas. Thanks to modern day lifestyles and years of evolution our skin’s microbiomes no longer produce certain, vital nutrients and microbiome skincare aims to address that issue in a pioneering fashion, hence it’s trendy popularity.