Korea's daily, multi-step skincare routine for men

Male grooming is a billion-dollar industry in South Korea. And David Yi wants to bring Korea's daily, multi-step skincare routines to American men.

[baddestdonut]

Actually ppl who have acne prone skin are the ones who know their shit . They may not have clear flawless skin as that is difficult to achieve as breakouts do leave pigmentations and scars if not handled as well. But they have the knowledge to curb with the problems .So pls stop being so harsh on him not having transparent clear skin.

[CarolCao]

1. Oil cleanse & Double cleanse
2. Toner -gently pat then tap
3. Essence
4. Moisturizer -always go upwards
5. Spf in the day; night cream at night

Got it

[alanisnavas]

I actually don't trust people's skincare routine if they have clear skin edit: thank you for the likes!!

[riverfreakingsong]

This guy may not be as convincing bc of his skin, but I changed my beauty routine similar to this and my skin has never been better. I had really bad acne in the fall, but now my skin is fairly clear and feels great!

[shubling]

His bad skin could be bc of a lot of factors actually. Sleep habit, diet etc. who knows, his skin could be a lot worse with out doing the daily skincare regime. Regardless he is going to age better than you will bc he takes care of his skin and that is a scientific fact. So moral of the story, take care of your damn skin.

[anushasan]

The dermatologists have so much knowledge about skin and probably have their skincare on point but do they always look the best? It's the same with this man.

He has battled skin conditions and actually knows how to take care of skin. Also, his skin is not bad. If you're taking you're taking proper care of your skin- cleansing, moisturising and protecting with spf, it is healthy. He just has a few hyperpigmentation marks. A FEW FOR GOD'S SAKE. Just because his skin doesn't look the best doesn't mean it is not in good/healthy condition.

Dermatologists say- "Protect and care for what protects you". This man knows what he's doing. He knows self love, and the importance of skincare and not shy about anything. And that's manly.

[TheSplendidChild]

Perfect pore-less skin is typically genetic and beyond anyone’s control. You can keep your face in a bubble and use all the perfect formulas and still have acne and huge pores. Or you could barely wash your face and eat like hell and have great skin. It’s just hormones and genes. Not saying skincare is bullshit. But don’t judge someone’s knowledge of skincare by their skin because there’s only so much a bottle can do. I trust someone who has worse skin or has at one point had truly bad skin over someone who gets a single break out every other month.

[budakecik]

I have acne prone skin last time then i change my skincare routine
Day using
1. Cleanser
2. Toner
3. Eye cream
4. Sunblock

Night
1. Cleanser
2. Toner
3. Eye cream
4. Night cream for pimple skin or aloevera gel.

Once a month do dermapen tu reduce my pimple scar. Now i get crystal clear skin at age 33.

[annisaautami]

I have acne prone skin, i am battling with my own skin, i went to more than three different doctors and i still have acne and acne scars. Not gonna lie, i envy my friends who don't care about their own skin but still looking way better and has no acne.

So please, stop, it's not that we (people with acne prone skin) don't take care of our skin, we clean much more than YOU KNOW, we indeed take care of our skin, but all you do is JUDGING.

[nanahuang]

i screamed when i saw suho and lee minho and i know i'm not the only one.

[ArrenHidalgo]

I actually
1) Facial Wash for acne
2) Toner for acne
3) Essence
4) SPF Essence
5) Serum for acne
6) Moisturizer for acne
7) Pore Minimizer

[sailorjupiter]

searching for a skin care routine for men (who don't use makeup) with oily and acne prone skin is like reaching for the stars lol

but i find his advice useful lol

[hayme_flowr]

I'm somehow doing his mentioned steps before (when I was not literate enough abt skincare) then now I couldn't afford all of it (sad). So what I use now is a Cleanser, Toner, Moisturizer then SPF and it still worked for me. Just, know what your skin needs and improvement will make its way eventually. Like He said "don't be too harsh on your skin".

I'm truly inspired of men who do skincare. It's nothing gay or girly if you ask me. It's also a part of "Self-Care" and Hygiene, I see nothing wrong abt it. I will continue to do my skincare rroutine despite of the criticisms and stereotypes.

[quidproquo]

As someone with problematic skin, thank god I don't live in SK. The standards are just impossible. Although I know skincare is important everywhere, this is too much pressure.

[madterror]

This is the video that fixed my skin and is what a share whenever anyone asks me about my skincare routine (which happens more often you would think!). Thank you!

[txmom]

vitamin c serum morning and retinol evening will eventually get you clearskin work on clearing up your skin

[Kikokrazyy]

The only thing that cleared up my hormonal acne was eliminating dairy, and changing my old, abrasive skincare to something fragrance; sulphate; and paraben-free. The more gentle, you are with your skin, the better.☺️

[wh]

I always only use 3 steps for my facial: Cleanser (1st step ) then Serum and lastly the moisturizer, and i use Sulwhasoo

[mickeygeeky]

My acne was mainly hormonal so bc pills helped a ton. Even though I'm oily I personally hate toners cuz they always break me out. I just wear spf everyday, cleanse, and moisturize with a day/night cream. 2-3 times a week I do a clay mask or sheet mask. Overall, my skin is getting back to it's original health

[markjoefer]

Totally a valuable share! I am really inspired to have watched this! Can't wait for the next video! Keep it up!