lucysmam I don't know, my DC are not old enough, perhaps a gentle cleanser (micellar water and cotton pads?) as a first step? Then later if it looks that she needs something else perhaps something like LRP Effaclar Duo for salicylic acid.
I received my Japanese sunscreen and the Innisfree red wine sleeping pack today!
Am very excited! Also found some MBD masks, can't wait.
Moominmamma I have only tried a single-use sleeping pack capsule sample from this Laneige line. It's too pricey for daily use but was great fun to try. Wombat will try another Laneige soon (the Water EX?), hers has received great reviews and is on my to-try list. I have several different sleeping packs (Dr Jart, Mizon, Missha Super Aqua and now the Innisfree) and they all are quite similar in principle but differ a bit in how moisturizing they feel and how they are 'flavored'. Mizon is the least rich (a faintly frangrant white cream), Laneige felt the most luxurious (like whipped cream or vanilla ice cream), Dr Jart is herbal and green-brown (a gel texture) and Missha is snail-based (a fluffy white paste that smells of cucumber and jasmine). I love them all and like to switch them around because they feel a bit different. All suit my skin really well and I wake up with smooth and glowing skin after each one. I've never been able to use rich night creams, they give me spots, so have fallen in love with these. But they may be an unnecessary luxury if you get good results with regular creams.
I wanted to try Laneige because many say that it is some of the best Korean skincare brands. The parent company, AmorePacific is a really big corporation: Etude House, Innisfree, Aritaum, IOPE, HERA and Sulwhasoo are a part of if, and they also currently own Annick Goutal and Lolita Lempicka perfumes! I think so far differences between Mizon (budget), Missha (midrange) and Laneige (perhaps a bit more expensive) have been really small, so Korean budget options seem really stellar too.