About Angelina

 Hi, I’m Angelina.

Angelina, a Korean-born Canadian medical esthetician and founder of Skin Logic by Angelina

I’m Angelina, a Korean-born Canadian medical esthetician with more than 18 years of experience working with acne, pigmentation, sensitive skin, and age-related skin concerns in clinical skincare environments.

Throughout my career, I have worked with a wide range of skin types and tones, including many clients prone to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), sensitivity, inflammation, and treatment-related irritation.

Growing up with Korean beauty influences and later working in clinical skincare allowed me to see skincare from different perspectives—from cultural beauty practices to medical and barrier-focused care. These experiences continue to shape how I assess and support the skin today.

I created Skin Logic by Angelina to share practical lessons from years of observing real skin responses—not trends, marketing, or one-size-fits-all advice.

My Areas of Focus

  • Acne and inflammation
  • Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) and uneven skin tone
  • Sensitive, reactive, and barrier-compromised skin
  • Age-related skin changes
  • Cosmetic ingredients, product tolerance, and appropriate use

My approach is practical and based on the person’s current skin condition. This often means simplifying the routine, reducing avoidable irritation, and selecting products and treatments according to the skin’s tolerance and treatment history—not simply what is popular.

I also share insights about K-beauty, including what may be helpful, what is often misunderstood, and how products and routines may need to be adapted for different skin conditions and sensitivities.

Through this blog, I hope to help readers recognize skin patterns, understand why a routine may not be working, and make more informed skincare decisions.

Good skincare is not about using more products. It is about choosing care that matches the skin’s current condition, tolerance, and long-term needs.

Learn More

Angelina
Medical Esthetician (18 years of experience)
Skin Logic by Angelina


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