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Stop wasting your money on viral Korean skincare products. Some of the viral Korean products are great, other ones not so much. Let me tell you which ones are actually worth your money. One, witty riddle shot, metacube exosome shot, all of the products containing spicules. I don't believe this is safe to use yet. I recommend watching Dr. Dr. Drays video on this. She explains why spicules need more studies before we start putting these on our skin. Second, the anwa cleansing duo. Now I know you've heard about this product over and over again, but it's actually that good. This is one of the best cleansing duos. It removes makeup, it doesn't cause irritation, it unclogs pores, and this foam will last you a lifetime. You need so little to get so much foam. Number three, the Skin104 Centella Ampoule. Another product that's everywhere and it's great. Hydrating, soothing, affordable, non-porclogging, get it. Next, the anwa naesinamide dark spot serum. This little pink serum is called the queen of Korean dark spot serums, and honestly, it's great. It has naesinamide a drenexamica acid. It's lightweight, it doesn't clog the pores, and it works really well on those dark spots. Next, the I'm from Rice Toner. I'm a huge fan of milky toners, but this one actually disappointed me. I feel like it clogged my pores, and it kind of left a sticky residue on my face. I prefer the anwa and the tear tear milky toners by far. Like most anwa products, this is great because it's not heavy or sticky. However, it is a very hydrating. This is great for people with sensitive skin for people that lack hydration. However, it is also not going to clog your pores. The tear tear toner is also great. It has a little bit heavier of a texture, so I recommend it for people with dry skin. And if you want discounts on cool Korean products, check the link in my bio.