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Why Am I Breaking Out After a New Serum? Purging vs Irritation

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KOREAN SKINCARE PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS | ARTICLE 972 You bought a new serum because you wanted clearer, healthier-looking skin. But a few days later, tiny bumps or pimples started appearing. Now you're wondering: Is my skin purging, or is this serum causing a breakout? Quick Answer A breakout after a new serum can happen for several reasons: ordinary acne, irritation, an allergic reaction, or a possible early flare associated with certain acne treatments. Check these three things first: Look at the symptoms. Burning, itching, swelling, or a rash should not be dismissed as purging. Check the ingredients. A product containing a retinoid or exfoliating acid has a different risk profile from a basic hydrating serum. Notice the location. New bumps in unusual areas or a spreading rash deserve more caution. Safest immediate step: If a new cosmetic serum appears to be causing a reaction, stop using it while you assess what is happening. Do not...
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Why Is My Face Oily but Still Feels Dry? 7 Causes & Easy Fixes

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KOREAN SKINCARE PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS - ARTICLE 966 Your forehead looks shiny by lunchtime. Your nose feels greasy. But your cheeks feel tight, and your face seems dry right after washing. So you ask yourself: How can my face be oily and dry at the same time? It sounds contradictory, but it is possible. Quick Answer Your face can produce plenty of oil while still experiencing dryness, tightness, or irritation. Oil and water are not the same thing. Sebum helps lubricate the skin, but a shiny surface does not guarantee that the outer skin layer has enough water. Possible explanations include harsh cleansing, over-exfoliation, inadequate moisturizing, combination skin, environmental dryness, or irritating acne treatments. Try these 3 changes first: Switch to a gentle cleanser. Use a lightweight, noncomedogenic moisturizer. Reduce unnecessary exfoliation if your skin feels irritated. Persistent redness, itching, scaling, or burning ma...
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