r/KoreanBeauty

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Best concealer?

I’m curious what everyone’s favourite concealers are! I’m looking to buy a new one right now

I love a more natural look but with high coverage as I have bad dark circles. I love the kosas concealer but the shades are awful for pale skin, far too yellow I have to correct it with powder every time I use it.

I’m mostly looking into the about tone, etude big cover and the Judydoll skin melt concealers

I’m a pale cool toned girly with drier skin. I’m looking into the etude concealer right now.

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u/Agreeable_Bus7130 — 8 days ago

Which Korean facial products are must buys in Korea

My husband is traveling to S Korea this week. Which products should he bring home? I'm 53, combination skin, need help evening skin tone, no breakouts or blemishes. I prefer thinner formulas that are nourishing and hydrating facial lotion that leave skin feeling supple. Thank you!

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u/More_Pumpkin3787 — 11 days ago
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Seoul/Busan skin clinic recommendations for early 20s with generally clear but slightly dry skin?

Hi! I’m travelling to Korea soon and would love some recommendations for skin clinics in Seoul or Busan.

I’m in my early 20s and generally have pretty clear skin with the occasional breakout. My skin can get quite dry/dehydrated, and I also have some sunspots/pigmentation. I’ve previously done Pico laser in Singapore for the sunspots.

I don’t have any major skin concerns that I’m trying to fix. I’m mainly interested in treatments that could improve hydration, glow, overall skin quality/texture and pigmentation, or just treatments that are worth trying while I’m in Korea.

I’m completely okay with factory-style clinics since my concerns are relatively minor and I don’t need a very extensive consultation. I’d rather keep things affordable than go to a premium/celebrity clinic, but have to be done by a certified doctor!

Would love to hear which clinics in Seoul or Busan you recommend, and what treatments you think would actually be worthwhile for my skin/age. If you remember approximate prices, that would be really helpful too! I’m also curious whether I should just do Pico again or try something different, especially for the dryness/dehydration.

Thank you! ❤️

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u/lliltim — 12 days ago

Is LDM after a procedure actually useful?

Has anyone actually noticed a difference from getting LDM after a cosmetic procedure?

I keep seeing LDM recommended as part of post-procedure care, mainly for swelling, redness, and helping the skin recover. But I’m wondering if it’s actually worth doing or if it’s one of those treatments that clinics tend to recommend anyway.

If you’ve tried it after a procedure, I’d love to hear your experience. Did it noticeably help with swelling or recovery? And how many sessions did you get?

Also curious whether you’d do it again or just let your skin recover on its own.

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u/Deep_Score_6810 — 11 days ago