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Attention over time

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 1.5% — this entity appeared in 22 of 1,508 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (23 mentions).

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Recent mentions

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 22:02 UTCComment

   I use lots and lots of skin prep - I'm combination with sensitive skin and dry cheeks in particular, my current routine is a moisturizer, lots and lots of SPF (heat and UV can make your skin dry out faster!), and a **thick** primer to make my foundation stick to my face. I like the Beauty of Joseon Red Bean Water Gel, but am looking for something thicker (maybe a Laneige or Purito one) since I get really dry in the winter. I like the Clio Kill Cover Mesh cushion, and I try to use mostly cream or stick products (blush, highlighter, etc) and set with a setting spray to rehydrate before and after powder. For setting spray I use the PINKFLASH one, and for powder the Skinfood Peach Cotton loose powder. I'm pretty new to skincare and makeup, but I really like it, and I hope this helps however it can!

3. 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

4. 2026-09-28 15:07 UTCComment

   I use more when I’m hiking or staying in the sun a lot but most days I’m not spending that much time outside, plus during the winter the uv index is low.

5. 2026-09-28 14:03 UTCComment

   Skin prep is huge as others have said. Skin flooding with toners has made a big difference for me, especially in the winter when the air gets more dry. I do 2 layers of the Isntree HA toner for base moisture, and then one more layer of a different toner depending on what my skin needs that day. The Numbuzin No 9 is great for glow under makeup, and milky toners like the iUnik Beta Glucan add deeper hydration. The Aestura capsule toner helps smooth my skin. And then a good moisturizer to lock everything in. Let it all absorb before doing anything else. Sunscreen can also add to hydration and glow. Some good glowy sunscreens I have tried are the Numbuzin No. 9, Bioheal Probioderm Collagen, Skin1004 Hyla-Cica. Give that 10 minutes or so to sink in. A primer can help too, I've been using the Clio Glazing Prep Base and it helps give a smooth, hydrated canvas but isn't super grippy like other primers. For your foundation do light layers to build up coverage. I prefer a sponge for this, and love the ones from Shop Miss A that are like $1 each. Even when I use a cushion foundation I use these sponges over the included puff to blend. If there is a face mist you like, add that in as you apply your foundation. Either a light spritz directly to your skin or on your sponge/brush. A MUA I follow on TikTok swears by the An\*a PDRN mist for this, but I also like the Haruharu Wonder Probiotics one. These will be great to refresh your look right before you go in to your interview too! And then the biggest thing IMO -- don't set with powder. This took me entirely too long to learn because I had been conditioned that I \*had\* to set my foundation and it would always look dry and cracky. I have stopped using powder anywhere by under my eyes (and the sides of my nose if I'm wearing glasses that day) and it has made a HUGE difference. Lock it all down with a good setting spray. I love the Espoir Fresh one, but I have been trying the Judydoll one recently and it is more hydrating but less long lasting.