Amy

I’m Amy, and I’ve worked in the skincare industry for 10 years, focusing on export business and helping global customers understand products clearly and use them well.

When I first entered this field, I didn’t want to learn only from the “sales side.” I spent six months training closely with our production and R&D teams to understand how formulas are developed, how raw materials are evaluated, and how products are actually made on the production line. Even now, I regularly visit our R&D department to discuss new projects with formulators and go into the workshop to check real production conditions—because I believe good skincare advice should be grounded in how products are created, not just how they’re marketed.

Today, I manage our sales team, but I’m still deeply involved in product feedback. I keep a simple daily routine with our own products, test new launches myself, and also buy well-known brands for side-by-side comparisons. I share practical notes—texture, absorption, irritation risk, layering behavior, and real-world results—with our R&D team to support better decisions during development and refinement.

Skincare is also part of my family’s routine. I encourage my husband and daughter to follow healthy, consistent skincare habits, and that daily experience helps me write with a “real life” mindset: what’s effective, what’s realistic, and what people can actually stick to.

Note: I’m not a medical professional. My articles are based on industry experience, product knowledge, and personal testing. If you have persistent or severe skin concerns, it’s best to consult a dermatologist.