Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioner vs Avène Thermal Spring Water

I do like it! Being such a fan of lightweight products that don’t weigh me down or make me feel greasy, I appreciate the lightweight moisture that this product offers. ... It layers extremely well because it IS so thin, so you can definitely apply multiple layers of this product without it pilling off. It also dried down really quickly and completely, and I didn’t have any issues with it reactivating in the heat and humidity.

With your sensitive skin, I would try something with minimal ingredients like the etude house 5.5 relief toner or naturie hatomugi skin conditioner

I'm used to using the Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioner and love it

For hydration, kikumasamaune high moist lotion and naturie hatomugi skin conditioner are excellent.

face mist (Avene thermal water or rose hydrosol mist)

One of the things that's helping me is spraying Avene thermal water on my face in between steps, I wash my face and leave it slightly damp, spray, essence, serum, spray again, then immediately lock it in with an occlusive.

Then I apply Aestura 365 Lotion to damp skin (I usually spritz Avene Thermal Water). Wait for that to absorb before applying Bondi Sands Hydra Face Fluid SPF50. I then spritz again with Avene Thermal Water before applying make up (Bellapierre mineral powder).

I’ve done something along those lines albeit for a wildly different autoimmune condition with skin involvement, although if memory serves I did make occasional use of spritzes of avene thermal water and “washed” my face every so often with colloidal/super finely ground oatmeal (just bc that was the least irritating thing I could think of + I wanted some means of very gentle exfoliation to avoid dermatitis neglecta or things along those lines). No great rationale for the thermal water, it just felt nice and also seemed highly unlikely to be irritating.

My current routine is: - Avene Thermal Water