The rush to the office, meetings, deadlines, and household responsibilities often make us forget to look at ourselves in the mirror. But imagine what it would be like if you didn't need to wear makeup every morning? What if your skin were so healthy and shiny that people asked you the secret to your "natural glow" wherever you went?

Indeed, "glass skin," a Korean beauty trend, is no longer just a dream. It's skin that's hydrated from within, flawless, and so smooth that it reflects light like a crystal-clear mirror. For working women, we've selected five smart, easy, and time-saving steps that will fit into your daily routine.

Double cleansing is crucial. Working women are often exposed to dust, pollution, and makeup. Washing your face once isn't enough to completely remove all this dirt. The first and most important step to achieving "glass skin" is double cleansing.

First, take a mild cleansing oil or balm and gently massage it into your face to dissolve makeup and sunscreen. Next, wash your face using a foaming or gel-based face wash. This method deeply cleanses the skin's pores, reducing blackheads and leaving it glowing.

Lock in Moisture with Toner and Essence
After cleansing, the skin's pH balance is disrupted, and it needs a lot of moisture. Use a hydrating toner or essence at this time. These aren't just water, but contain active ingredients (like hyaluronic acid or glycerin) that moisturize the skin.

In this step, instead of using a cotton pad, apply a few drops of toner/essence directly to your palm and gently pat it into the skin. This step instantly moisturizes, plumps, and gives the skin a "glass skin" texture.

Vitamin C or Niacinamide Serum
'Glass skin' isn't just about moisturized skin; it should also look flawless and radiant from within. To achieve this, be sure to include an active serum in your routine. If you have blemishes or pigmentation, choose a vitamin C serum. It evens out skin tone.

If you have oily skin or large pores, a niacinamide serum is best. It minimizes pores, balances oil, and leaves skin glowing.

A light layer of moisturizer
This step seals in moisture. Thick, sticky creams aren't necessary for 'glass skin.' Instead, choose a lightweight, gel-based moisturizer that absorbs quickly.

Apply moisturizer while your skin is still slightly damp (i.e., immediately after applying toner and serum). It locks in moisture, keeping your skin hydrated for longer and looking radiant from within.

Never Forget Sunscreen
Whether you're indoors or outdoors, sunlight, pollution, and blue light can ruin your skin's "glass skin" look. Sunscreen is the most important product to protect your skin from damage.

Use a sunscreen with an SPF 30 or higher every day. Sunscreen not only prevents tanning, but it also helps prevent premature wrinkles and dark spots. It's a true hero in maintaining your skin's glow.

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