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7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-09-28

Final complete day: 2026-09-28. Attention was 1.3% — this entity appeared in 20 of 1,508 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (21 mentions).

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1. 2026-09-28 23:58 UTCComment

   I'm new to the AB community and am looking for a good moisturizing toner, would you recommend these? I have dry skin and lots of sebaceous filaments, and I'm on the hunt for my winter moisturizer (I live in a climate where winter is pretty cold and dry), or a summer one since I like to be prepared. Do you think these would work?

2. 2026-09-28 19:02 UTCComment

   Moisturizers: cocokind electrolyte water gel cream for day / summer Versed skin soak as a night cream or winter moisturizer, doesn’t break me out even though it’s thicker Toner: byoma milky toner, so light and moisturizing Serum: beauty of joseon glow deep serum, really does leave a nice glow and helps fade my post acne marks

3. 2026-09-28 05:01 UTCPost

   Acne-prone. Mild or moderate acne, which ingredients do you avoid in moisturizers? - For anyone with mild or moderate acne, or acne-prone, or skin that gets easily clogged, which specific ingredients do you avoid in a moisturizer? Once you avoid an ingredient or ingredients, do you notice improvement ? like getting less acne or reducing breakouts? I keep reading for anyone treatment moderate or mild acne to use oil free moisturizers. Is this true every time? I found a moisturizer feels very light and fast absorbing, and it has squalane oil. The squalane is the 3rd ingredient out of 23 ingredients. So I'm thinking if that is a good choice given I'm treating some mild or moderate acne. Everything else looks good. For winter, this is the moisturizer that I'm thinking about. For summer, maybe a bit too much. I'm looking at another one that is oil-free gel moisturizer and it's on the heavy side so I wonder if it will cause breakouts. Please share with me the ingredients you avoid and what type of moisturizer work well for you when treating mild or moderate acne, or having a acne-prone skin, or skin that gets easily clogged. Edit: to add

4. 2026-09-27 05:46 UTCComment

   i moved from dry ass canada to humid hot ass china this summer and i completely gave up on any base makeup including spot concealing lol. unless im going out at night then its okay. on the plus i think my skin has gotten better (less base makeup needed anyway) thanks to this gross humidity. in china though i think they have a lot of makeup catered to this type of climate. i’ve heard funny elves has a foundation for oily skin that sets itself and lasts all day. the asian setting sprays are also insanely good.

5. 2026-09-26 23:04 UTCComment

   yeah i don't want to dogpile on this because i understand the bulk buying for probably cheaper prices directly in Japan, but it is a LOT, and it could be that lots of them don't survive until you actually get to use them - AND (i know Asian beauty thread people will probably hate that, sorry) Biore sunscreens are lightweight but have no strong UVA protection. so for really sunny days, summer, and anything stronger, you actually want to switch to an European sunscreen or an Asian sunscreen containing Tinosorb M or L'Oréal-licensed filters