Anonymous #1 52w

searched up reviews on reddit and someone mentioned that the mugwort ceramide toner didn't mix with retinol, so then i found an big list of chemical conflicts to avoid

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Anonymous qtbrisketbbqsandwich 52w

it's specified for the ordinary products but but their stuff is often straight up 1 chemical so i think it's okay as a general guide "The Ordinary Products Conflicts Guide" https://www.deciemchatroom.com/the-ordinary-conflicts/

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Anonymous #2 52w

For the reason in my very first comment i was trying to brah

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Anonymous qtbrisketbbqsandwich 52w

But there’s a scanner for things like this too. It would’ve been a hella lot faster and accurate than asking tjmaxx employees. They don’t really know she about cosmetic products either tbf.

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Anonymous #2 52w

i didn't ask anyone lol, if you mean those ingredients apps yeah prob i just don't have any. maybe they wouldn't have korean products posted, plus just reading the ingredient list isn't hard

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Anonymous #3 52w

Ok fr do u know where the expiration date is on the korean stuff? i feel like i looked all over and i didn't see anything

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Anonymous qtbrisketbbqsandwich 52w

i have to like put in the damn serial number into an app sometimes OR look for "까지" and if there's a number next to those characters than that's the expo- but it gets tricky bc usually those are only after opening but some ingredients obv don't have a good shelf life

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Anonymous #3 52w

Ok omg on some fr shit the bottom of my sunscreen looks like it expired march of last year i just bought it last month 😭😅😭😭😭😅

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Anonymous #3 52w

unfortunately i live in the south and none of that within 100 miles 😭 i have this only cuz i went to a japanese store while i was visiting georgia so online might be the way for me.......

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Anonymous qtbrisketbbqsandwich 52w

you can order korean skincare online on YesStyle, Olive Young, and Stylevana!

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