All About Glass Skin: Clear and Transparent Skin as Proposed by K-Beauty (How to Achieve Glass Skin, One of the Core K-Beauty Trends)

1. What is skin that looks like glass?  Three important parts

 The main thing about glass skin isn't a "shiny oily glow," but rather **inner radiance.
 The three most important parts are:

 Hydration: When your skin feels like it's getting wet from the inside, it makes it look clear like glass.

 Decision: The more even your pores and texture are, the more light will bounce off of them, making your skin look clearer.

 Natural Glow: Your skin gives off a delicate, natural glow, not a greasy shine like you've put on oil.

 With just a little layer of foundation, you may get a clean and transparent look when these three things are in balance.

 2. A 5-Step K-Beauty Routine That Is Easy to Follow in the US

 Because the United States has a dry climate and heated buildings, this practice focuses on staying hydrated.

 Cleaning that doesn't cause allergies
 If you use a foam cleanser too much, it can break down your skin barrier, which makes it easier to lose the "moisture" that is the first step to getting glass skin.  I enjoy gel or milk cleansers that are mild.

 Tone with toner to make the texture smoother.
 To even out your skin, use a cotton pad to gently clean your T-zone, cheeks, and chin in that order.  This step is very important for finding out the "reflected light" of glass skin.

 Putting Essence and Serum on top of each other
 American consumers are most likely to get what they want when they combine hyaluronic acid and niacinamide.  Putting on a little coating twice works better than putting on a big layer all at once.

 A light moisturizer
 If you use creams that are excessively thick, your skin may get too oily, which can damage the "glass skin" look.  A gel cream or light cream that absorbs quickly is beneficial.

 Use sunscreen to keep your skin looking clear and glowing.
 To keep your skin looking like glass, you need to use sunscreen.  Putting on sunscreen makes the skin look smooth and keeps it glowing.

 3. Tips for beginners on how to choose products

 Dry skin: Use a mix of hyaluronic acid and ceramides to fix the fundamental barrier.

 Lines with 4–5% niacinamide and panthenol are good for oily or troubled skin.

 If you have sensitive skin, start with an alcohol-free toner from the fragrance-free, low-irritation line.
 If you just follow these three tips, it will be lot easier to choose products and you won't have to try them all.

 It is very important to modify the texture of the cream according to the seasons, especially in places like the United States where the climate is changing a lot.

 In the end,

 It's not hard to get glass skin; you only need to keep to a simple routine.  Don't make things too hard today.  Spend just five minutes on a simple routine that includes toner, serum, and moisturizer.  You may surely get skin that is as clear and smooth as glass if you make tiny changes to your daily life.