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Creator says this semi-matte foundation is the one she personally uses and loves, including when hosting a show, because it suits her dry-sensitive skin with an oily T-zone.

Creator recommends the mung-bean low-pH foam cleanser for oily, sensitive, normal and combination skin because it cleanses oil without feeling harsh, with an extra-dry-skin gentler-use caveat.

Creator recommends the lightweight sunscreen for acne-prone and sensitive skin but says it is not the choice for a matte finish.

Creator says she was addicted to the mask and recalls choosing the silver Skin Protection version for its hydration, flexible sheet and plentiful essence over the white version.

Creator recommends the thick cream for dry mature skin but advises oily, acne-prone or highly sensitive skin to stay away due to its heavier feel.

Creator says she raves about the hypoallergenic fragrance-free lotion for hydration without a heavy-greasy feel and calls out sensitive, baby and combination-skin use cases.

Creator recommends the 1% serum for dry mature skin and says beginners should patch test and start at a lower level.

Creator says she has emptied the serum about five times and calls it perfect for her oily acne-prone skin, while noting a sticky texture and advising dry-skin users to avoid it.

Creator recommends the capsule toner for dry, sensitive or flaky skin and describes gentle exfoliation plus moisturizing capsules.

Creator recommends the water-type toner for dehydrated oily or combination skin and distinguishes it from a thick milky toner.

Creator recommends the watery-finish sunscreen for dehydrated and sensitive skin, noting its lack of fragrance, essential oils and drying alcohol; she advises matte-finish seekers to choose another product.

Creator recommends the chemical sunscreen for dry, normal or dehydrated oily skin, praises no white cast and no personal eye sting, but says very oily users may find its dewy finish greasy.

Creator recommends the popular pink corrector as a foundation-prep product used by Korean makeup artists, but says oily skin may find its radiant finish too greasy.

Creator recommends the cleansing milk as a first cleanse for severely dry or flaky skin, while warning it cannot remove waterproof makeup or foundation alone.

Creator recommends the cleansing oil for dry, normal and dehydrated skin and says it leaves her face hydrated, while noting the residual oily feel.

Creator says this was the first serum she used for her own acne-prone skin and recommends it for blemish-prone, sensitive or irritated skin, with a richer lotion caveat.

Creator recommends the ampoule for dehydrated oily or combination skin, emphasizing its lightweight oil- and silicone-free hydration and sensitive-skin suitability.

Creator recommends the lightweight gentle cream for oily sensitive skin but says it lacks the richer oils and butters dry skin needs.

Creator recommends the cream for combination or dehydrated oily skin, describing its minimal ingredient list as useful for sensitive skin.

Creator recommends the intensive cream for dry flaky or sensitive skin but says oily highly acne-prone users may find it too rich and heavy.

Creator says she has used both contour options and personally reaches more often for the ETUDE contour, while noting warm and cool variants.

Creator recommends the pad for a cooling routine and describes the common local use of splitting pads over the face for about five minutes.

Creator calls this a safe go-to toner for uncertain skin needs and recommends it for sensitive, reactive and oily skin while noting it is not for dramatic exfoliation.

Creator says she uses the cleanser in the morning and as her second cleanse at night, repeatedly calls it soothing and tells viewers it is so good for sensitive or dehydrated skin.

Creator recommends the cream for dry flaky or sensitive skin but says it caused her own breakouts and advises oily highly acne-prone users to stay away.