Moisturizers & Creams

Two things: advanced formulas and time-tested ingredients! K-beauty moisturizers are known for their lightweight, fast-absorbing formulas that hydrate without feeling greasy. On top of that, they often include unique ingredients like snail mucin, hyaluronic acid, or Centella Asiatica, which have been used for ages in Asian skincare and are hard to find in Western products.

Of course! Many affordable Korean brands use the same high-quality ingredients and innovative formulas as their luxury counterparts. Plus, they come with gentle, soothing ingredients like green tea, Centella Asiatica, or tea tree oil, which calm irritation and redness. Just be sure to check for non-comedogenic options if you’re prone to breakouts. 

Check out EYURS’ specially curated collection of K-beauty products for sensitive skin to find the right moisturizer for you.

Yes. If you have acne, a lightweight yet hydrating moisturizer is exactly what you need to maintain your skin’s moisture balance without clogging pores. Look for gel or gel-cream formulas that contain non-comedogenic ingredients like hyaluronic acid, aloe vera, and niacinamide, which hydrate and calm irritated skin while regulating oil production.

Yes, many K-beauty moisturizers contain potent ingredients like peptides, retinol, bakuchiol, and antioxidants which promote skin regeneration and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. You don’t have to settle for less just because you’re choosing a budget-friendly option!

Twice a day is best for optimal results—once in the morning and once at night. Apply it after cleansing and toning, and before your SPF in the morning. This will lock in moisture and keep your skin looking fresh all day long. 

At night, use it as the final step after applying your exfoliators, serums, and lighter treatment products. It will hydrate and repair your skin while you sleep. 

Not necessarily! Many affordable Korean moisturizers do double duty and work great for both. However, some might have extra benefits like SPF for daytime protection, and ingredients like retinol, ceramides, and rich emollients like shea butter and squalane for overnight repair.

You can use a lighter formula during the day and a thicker, more intensive sleeping face mask at night if you want to get fancy.