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I'm planning a trip to Korea for some basic skin treatments, but I'm worried about recovery after I get home. I know that after such work, careful care is needed for the first few weeks, so I'd like to ask those of you with experience what you usually bring back with you?
I'm thinking of buying some cooling masks and soothing gels to use after showering or when my skin feels hot. Also, I've heard that silicone patches help skin heal better — are these necessary? Or are these products easily available in Vietnam without needing to bring them back from Korea?
If any of you have been in this situation, please share your packing list with me. I want to make sure I have enough to take good care of my skin at home, but I don't want to bring too many unnecessary things. Thanks! 💚
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You're even thinking about skincare after you return to Vietnam! What was your skin like for the first few weeks after the treatment? Did the redness and stinging last for a while? I was wondering if that would affect the products you need. 😊
Hello! I am also going to Korea at the end of this year, and your article is very helpful. Actually, I am also worried about keeping my skin healthy after returning, so your question was very interesting. I guess everyone recovers differently, but whether or not to turn it off is not only important, but also depends on your own feelings.