FAQ

• Q

  If you have oily, acne-prone skin, can you just focus on oil control and skip moisturizer?
  A

  Not really. Your skin's oil production is tied to its water-oil balance. If you over-cleanse and don't moisturize long-term, your skin will actually pump out even more oil to make up for the lost moisture—turning into that vicious cycle of "the more you wash, the oilier you get." And when oil sits in your pores for too long, it leads to closed comedones and breakouts.

• Q

  Can skincare really make dull, yellowish skin white overnight?
  A

  Not really. The skin's renewal cycle takes about 28 days, so brightening is a slow, long-term process—there's no quick fix. And UV rays are the number one external cause of dullness and uneven skin tone.

• Q

  If you have oily, acne-prone skin, can you just focus on oil control and skip moisturizer?
  A

  Not really. Your skin's oil production is tied to its water-oil balance. If you over-cleanse and don't moisturize long-term, your skin will actually pump out even more oil to make up for the lost moisture—turning into that vicious cycle of "the more you wash, the oilier you get." And when oil sits in your pores for too long, it leads to closed comedones and breakouts.

• Q

  Can skincare really make dull, yellowish skin white overnight?
  A

  Not really. The skin's renewal cycle takes about 28 days, so brightening is a slow, long-term process—there's no quick fix. And UV rays are the number one external cause of dullness and uneven skin tone.

• Q

  If you have oily, acne-prone skin, can you just focus on oil control and skip moisturizer?
  A

  Not really. Your skin's oil production is tied to its water-oil balance. If you over-cleanse and don't moisturize long-term, your skin will actually pump out even more oil to make up for the lost moisture—turning into that vicious cycle of "the more you wash, the oilier you get." And when oil sits in your pores for too long, it leads to closed comedones and breakouts.