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User: What order should I put my skin hair products on?

What order should I put my skin hair products on?

Assistant: Here’s the perfect order to apply your skincare and hair products, based on standard layering rules and what gives you …

Here’s the perfect order to apply your skincare and hair products, based on standard layering rules and what gives you the best results.

Morning Routine

1. Cleanser
2. Toner or Essence (optional)
3. Serums - Thin → thick - Vitamin C in the morning is great.
4. Eye Cream
5. Moisturizer
6. SPF (always last in AM!)

Evening Routine

1. Cleanser
2. Exfoliant / Toner (if you use AHA/BHA, use on clean dry skin)
3. Treatment Serums - Retinol / retinal - Niacinamide - Peptides Retinol goes after toners but before thicker serums.
4. Eye Cream
5. Moisturizer
6. Face Oil (optional, seals moisture)

If you’re using retinol, wait 5–10 minutes after cleansing for dry skin to reduce irritation.

(From wet to dry)

1. Leave-in Conditioner / Detangler

1. Serums or Oils (lightweight)
2. Heat Protectant (always before any hot tools)
3. Styling Products - Mousses - Curl creams - Volumizers - Gels

1. Finishing Oil (mid-lengths to ends only)

1. Texture Spray / Hair Spray

If you tell me the exact products you use (brand + name), I can create a personalized order specifically for your routine!

User: How about growth factors and

How about growth factors and Ex ovsomes

Assistant: Here’s exactly where growth factors and exosomes exosomes exovsomes / exosome serums fit into your routine.

Here’s exactly where growth factors and exosomes (exosomes = exovsomes / exosome serums) fit into your routine. These are treatment serums, but they have a slightly special placement because they should hit clean skin first for best results.

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1. Cleanser
2. (Optional) Toner / Essence
3. ➡️ Growth Factors - These need to go on clean, damp or dry skin - They absorb best before thicker serums
4. ➡️ Exosomes / Exosome Serum - These can go right after growth factors - Exosomes are small particles that penetrate better when applied early
5. Other treatment serums - Vitamin C (AM) - Niacinamide - Peptides - Hydrating serums
6. Eye cream
7. Moisturizer
8. SPF (AM only)
9. Face oil (optional, always last at night)

- If you use retinol, put it after exosomes and before moisturizer.

• If irritation happens, alternate nights (GF one night, exosomes the next).
• Growth factors + exosomes pair well together and actually enhance each other’s performance.

If you want, tell me which exact brands/products you’re using and I’ll give you the exact step-by-step in your personal order!

User: I am skin flooding with Korean skin care.

I am skin flooding with Korean skin care. I use vitamin C ,numbuzin, the ordinary growth factors,

Assistant: Perfect — here’s your exact order using skin flooding + Korean skincare + Vitamin C + Numbuzin + The Ordinary Growth Fa…

Perfect — here’s your exact order using skin flooding + Korean skincare + Vitamin C + Numbuzin + The Ordinary Growth Factors.

I’ll give you AM and PM step-by-step.

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Start on clean skin.

Use BEFORE growth factors.

Let it sit 1–2 minutes.

- Apply after Vitamin C

• Needs to be close to clean skin but Vitamin C is OK to go first
• Lightweight enough to still penetrate

User: And PRN I forgot to add

And PRN I forgot to add

Assistant: Got you — let me rebuild your full routine including PRN the peptide + retinal night serum.

Got you — let me rebuild your full routine including PRN (the peptide + retinal night serum).

Here is your correct layering order with:

• Skin flooding (K-beauty layers)
• Vitamin C
• Numbuzin
• The Ordinary Growth Factors
• PRN (peptide + retinal)

I’ll give you AM + PM.

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Your retinal treatment step.

If you’re sensitive, wait 5 minutes after growth factors to buffer.

AM:

Clean → Flood (1–2 layers) → Vitamin C → Growth Factors → Other Serums → Moisturizer → SPF

PM: Clean → Flood (1–2 layers) → Growth Factors → PRN (retinal) → Moisturizer → Oil (optional)

If you want, tell me the exact Numbuzin products you’re using and I can rewrite this in your exact product sequence so you don’t have to guess.

User: PDRN not PRN

PDRN not PRN

Assistant: Got it — PDRN, not PRN.

Got it — PDRN, not PRN. PDRN = a healing / regenerative serum (like Salmon DNA repair serum).

PDRN is not a retinal and does not replace retinoids. It behaves more like a repair serum, similar to peptides + growth factors.

So here’s your corrected routine including:

• Skin flooding
• Vitamin C
• Numbuzin
• The Ordinary Growth Factors
• PDRN serum

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PDRN is perfect right after growth factors.

(They work well together for repair + bounce.)

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If you’re dry.

AM:

Clean → Flood → Vitamin C → Growth Factors → PDRN → Other Serums → Moisturizer → SPF

PM: Clean → Flood → Growth Factors → PDRN → Moisturizer → (Oil optional)

If you want, tell me which Numbuzin products (No. 1, 2, 3, etc.) you use, and I’ll put them into your exact personalized step-by-step.

User: All of

All of Then numbuiz

Assistant: Got it — you want the full order including ALL your products, then your Numbuzin products placed correctly.

Got it — you want the full order including ALL your products, then your Numbuzin products placed correctly.

Here is the correct complete routine with:

• Skin flooding
• Numbuzin (multiple layers)
• Vitamin C
• The Ordinary Growth Factors
• PDRN serum

I’ll list everything in the exact order you should apply it.

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Examples:

• Numbuzin No.1 Toner
• Numbuzin No.3 Essence

AM:

Clean → Numbuzin flood (1–2 layers) → Vitamin C → Growth Factors → PDRN → Moisturizer → SPF

PM: Clean → Numbuzin flood → Growth Factors → PDRN → Moisturizer

If you want, tell me exactly which Numbuzin numbers you use (No.1, No.2, No.3, etc.), and I’ll rewrite this in your exact product-by-product sequence so it’s totally personalized.

User: I also use.

I also use. Acwell toner and other milky, toners and essences.

Assistant: Perfect — let’s build your exact routine with EVERYTHING you listed:

Perfect — let’s build your exact routine with EVERYTHING you listed:

• Numbuzin
• Acwell toner
• Milky toners
• Essences
• Vitamin C
• The Ordinary Growth Factors
• PDRN serum
• Skin-flooding style (multiple hydration layers)

Here is the correct layering order so all products work properly and nothing cancels each other out.

🌞 MORNING — FULL ROUTINE WITH ALL YOUR PRODUCTS

2. Hydrating Toners (Skin Flooding Layers)

Apply all your toners/essences from thinnest → thickest:

a. Thinnest watery toner (Acwell)

• Acwell Licorice Toner or similar
• This always goes FIRST — it preps your skin.

b. Your watery Numbuzin toners/essences

• Numbuzin No.1
• Numbuzin No.3 (Whichever you use — they go after Acwell.)

c. Milky Toners / Milky Essences

• These go last in the flooding step because they’re thicker.

👉 You can layer 2–3 hydrating layers total.

3. Vitamin C

After all watery/milky hydrating layers. Let it sit for 1–2 minutes.

4. The Ordinary Growth Factors

Lightweight → goes before heavier serums.

5. PDRN Serum

More repairing and thicker than growth factors → goes after.

6. Optional Serums

Niacinamide HA Peptides Snail mucin

🌙 EVENING — FULL ROUTINE WITH ALL PRODUCTS

2. Hydrating Toners / Essences (Skin Flooding)

Same rule: thinnest → thickest.

a. Acwell (first) b. Numbuzin watery layers c. Milky toners / milky essences (last)

⭐ QUICK VERSION

AM: Clean → Acwell → Numbuzin → Milky toners → Vitamin C → Growth Factors → PDRN → Moisturizer → SPF

PM: Clean → Acwell → Numbuzin → Milky toners → Growth Factors → PDRN → Moisturizer → Oil (optional)

If you want, tell me exactly which Numbuzin numbers AND which milky toners/essences you use and I can write your routine product by product in perfect order.

User: Do I use my thick essences before or after milky toner

Do I use my thick essences before or after milky toner

Assistant: Great question — thick essences go BEFORE milky toners.

Great question — thick essences go BEFORE milky toners.

Here’s the rule:

✅ Correct Order

1. Watery toners → 2. Thin essences → 3. Thick essences → 4. Milky toners

Why?

• Milky toners are usually the thickest of all your hydrating layers.
• They contain emollients that can block lighter essences from absorbing.
• So you want to put all watery + gel-like essences first, then finish with your milky toner as the final flooding layer.

⭐ Example Order

1. Acwell (watery toner)
2. Numbuzin No. 1 / No. 3 (essences)
3. Thick K-beauty essences (jelly, syrupy, ampoule-like)
4. Milky toner (last hydrating step)

Then:

1. Vitamin C
2. Growth factors
3. PDRN
4. Moisturizer
5. SPF (AM)

If you want, tell me the exact thick essence and milky toner you use and I’ll place them precisely in your lineup.

User: I’m from milky, toner and essence Haru haru wonder milky toner

I’m from milky, toner and essence Haru haru wonder milky toner

Assistant: Perfect — here is exactly where to put your I’m From Milky toner, your essence, and your Haru Haru Wonder Black Rice Hy…

Perfect — here is exactly where to put your I’m From Milky toner, your essence, and your Haru Haru Wonder Black Rice Hyaluronic Milky Toner in your routine.

Both of these are milky toners, and in K-beauty layering they go LAST in the hydrating/skin-flooding section.

✅ Correct Order for Your Hydrating Layers

1. Watery Toner (Acwell goes here)
2. Thin Essences (Numbuzin No.1, No.3, or watery essences)
3. Thick Essences (gel-like, syrupy ones)
4. 👉 Milky Toners (LAST)

• I’m From Rice Toner (milky)
• Haru Haru Wonder Milky Toner

These two are interchangeable in texture, so use either one as your final hydrating layer, or alternate them.

⭐ SIMPLE RULE

All milky products = last in the skin-flooding step.

Because they’re heavier and have emollients, they seal in the lighter layers.

🌞 AM Example for You

1. Cleanser
2. Acwell toner
3. Numbuzin (your watery toners/essences)
4. Thick essences
5. I’m From / Haru Haru Milky Toner (last hydrating step)
6. Vitamin C
7. Growth Factors
8. PDRN
9. Moisturizer
10. SPF

🌙 PM Example

Same layering, just skip Vitamin C and end with moisturizer/oil.

If you want, tell me every product you’re using and I’ll put them in perfect order, step-by-step with the exact sequence.