Apply your serum after cleansing and toning, but before moisturizer and sunscreen. Serums deliver concentrated potent ingredients directly to your skin, so they should go on clean skin for best absorption.

Yes — you can layer multiple serums if you give each one a few seconds to absorb. Start with the lightest texture first and finish with the thicker one. For example: essence → hydrating serum → brightening or firming serum.

Cleanser → Toner or Essence → Serum → Moisturizer → Sunscreen → Makeup (optional). Let each product absorb before applying the next layer.

Most serums are designed for daily use, but check the directions — exfoliating or retinol-based serums may be better for nighttime only. Always follow with moisturizer and SPF in the morning.

A pea-sized amount or 2–3 drops is enough. Apply evenly to your face and neck, and gently pat it in with your fingertips.

Yes, but introduce actives slowly. Avoid layering too many strong ingredients at once. You can alternate days or use one active serum in the morning and another at night.

Both can work! - Morning: Use hydrating, brightening, or antioxidant serums (like Vitamin C) under moisturizer and SPF. - Night: Use repairing or renewing serums (like retinol or barrier repair formulas) before your night cream.

Yes — serums treat, but moisturizers seal. Always apply moisturizer afterward to lock in hydration and help prevent water loss.

This value-set contains four travel-size items and one mask: the Cicapair™ Sensitive Skin Serum Face Mask for Redness, the Sensitive Skin Serum for Redness & Barrier Repair, the Sensitive Skin Moisturizer for Redness, and the Soothing Color Correcting Treatment SPF 30. It’s designed as a 4-step Korean skincare routine for sensitive skin, to repair skin’s barrier and reduce visible redness.

You can follow this layered routine:

• • Use the sheet mask on clean skin as Step 1.
• • Apply the serum next for repair.
• • Follow with the moisturizer to lock in.
• • Finally apply the color-correcting SPF for daytime.
• • This sequence reflects the Korean skincare layering principle and ensures you’re using the kit’s steps effectively.

The kit embodies K-beauty innovation with key actives and technologies such as:

• • A hero ingredient: Centella Asiatica (also called “cica”) known for calming redness and soothing sensitive skin. Yahoo+1
• • Integrated barrier-repair support via the Cicapair™ collection, which emphasises skin resilience. Dr.Jart+ Skincare
• • A format that introduces the K-beauty multi-step routine in one kit, making it simpler to adopt Korean skincare habits.

This regimen is specifically tailored for:

• • Visible redness and sensitivity
• • A weakened skin barrier
• • For instance, the product page cites that the color-corrector achieved +96% of users saying it instantly corrects visible redness. Dr.Jart+ Skincare

Use this kit as your core “treatment” step, and then build around it:

• • Cleanser → Toner/Essence → Mask (from kit) → Serum → Moisturizer → SPF

You can then incorporate other collections like:

• • Ceramidin™ (for barrier strength)
• • Vital Hydra Solution™ (for hydration boost)
• • This layered approach is foundational to Korean skincare products and K-beauty routine structure.

Yes—it’s a great introduction. It offers a simplified, targeted Korean skincare regimen (4-step) aimed at soothing, repairing and protecting sensitive skin. It encapsulates the barrier-first philosophy typical in K-beauty.

In the K-beauty approach, a healthy skin barrier is essential because if the barrier is compromised, skin becomes more reactive, red, and irritated. The Cicapair™ regimen supports barrier repair via active ingredients and technology designed for that purpose. For example, the “Barrier Repair” language appears on the collection page. Dr.Jart+ Skincare

According to the product page: you’ll see visible benefit after one use (for the mask and items in the kit) and with regular use the barrier resilience improves further. Dr.Jart+ Skincare

Look for formulas with key soothing and barrier-supporting ingredients, including:

• • Ceramides
• • Panthenol
• • Niacinamide
• • Centella Asiatica Extracts (Cica Complex)
• • These are hallmarks of Korean skincare and K-beauty formulas focused on soothing, repairing and barrier health.

It reflects the following elements:

• • Multi-step, curated regimens rather than a single product fix
• • High-performing actives + innovative delivery technology
• • Focus on barrier health, calming visible irritation and visible results — all key to Korean beauty movement.
• • By using this kit, you're engaging with the ethos of Korean face products and Korean skincare products in one experience.

Apply your sunscreen as the last step in your morning skincare, after moisturizer and before makeup. It forms the protective layer that protects your skin from UV rays.

It’s best not to. Moisturizers with SPF help, but may not offer full coverage. For optimal protection, use a dedicated sunscreen every morning.

Cleanser → Toner or Essence → Serum → Moisturizer → Sunscreen → Makeup (optional). Let each layer absorb before applying the next.

Use about two fingers’ worth of sunscreen for your face and neck. Reapply every 2 hours or after sweating or swimming.

Yes! Wait a few minutes after applying SPF so it sets, then apply makeup as usual. For touch-ups during the day, try a reapplication-friendly format like a stick or cushion SPF.

No — SPF is only for the daytime. At night, focus on hydration, repair, and barrier support.

Yes — don’t forget your neck, ears, and hands. These areas often get as much sun as your face and need daily protection too.

Yes. Use actives like retinol or acids at night, and apply SPF every morning. These actives can make your skin more sun-sensitive, so daily sunscreen is essential.