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Lancome Energie de Vie Cleansing Oil

Her makeup remover of choice is Lancome Energie de Vie Cleansing Oil ($50), a goji berry, lemon balm, and vitamin E-infused essence.

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Neogen Dermalogy Bio-Peel Gauze

She then follows up with this Neogen Dermalogy Bio-Peel Gauze ($27). Yoofka opts for the green tea version of this product (there's also a lemon option), which is especially formulated for sensitive skin.

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Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cleanser

Yoofka called this Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cleanser ($10) her "holy grail" face wash. "You need less than a pea-sized amount and it doesn't really lather but it takes makeup off and is super gentle," she wrote. Fragrance-phobes, take note: she also wrote that the cleanser's "smell is not strong at all."

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Differin Gel

Yoofka wrote that while she sees results with Differin Gel ($11), using the over-the-counter retinoid can also lead to dry, flaky skin. That's why she follows it with . . .

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Aquaphor Advanced Therapy Healing Ointment

. . . Aquaphor Advanced Therapy Healing Ointment ($6), of which yoofka wrote, "This ointment works miracles."

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Akaran Moisture Lotion

Yoofka opts to apply toner after moisturizing, and she uses Akaran Moisture Lotion ($43). Why the switcharoo? "My mother's side is Korean, and I grew up in East Asia; I've just been taught from 13 [years old] to always moisturize first to lock in the moisture and then tone afterwards because toner is never as moisturizing . . . I've always noticed that my skin was brighter and softer and more supple if I toned last, like my mom and grandma always taught me."

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The Face Shop Face Masks

The final step in yoofka's process is resting up in a mask from The Face Shop ($3).

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