[removed]

Just curious! Have you ever bought 2+ skincare products at once for your routine?

Worth it or nah?

https://preview.redd.it/9ruscyipx1jh1.png?width=800&format=png&auto=webp&s=f2db003147df056df82fb87a6b695379956f699c

I’ve been using the Benefit Precisely, My Brow Pencil for over 10 years, but I think I’m finally ready to switch things up. I’m looking for something that gives a soft, natural-looking brow and is really easy and forgiving to use because I’m honestly not that skilled at doing my brows lol. I’d prefer something that isn’t super pigmented or too easy to overdo.

Any recommendations?

hi, i am clueless about k beauty but in seoul now and planning to go to olive young today, any recs? 41 yo with combination skin (dry forehead and hormonal/chin acne)

i am planning to get aestura cream but unsure about all this retinol pdrn stuff there are so many products not sure what to grab

thanks !

Hi!

Visited Korea a month ago and bought something I would LOVE to buy more but … there is no way to buy it anywhere in Europe as much as I would like to.. can’t find it anywhere online besides olive young and other places I do not know.

Olive young global doesn’t ship to my country.

Is there a way to find someone here who would be willing to help out? Either help find some way to get it to Europe or like sell it to me through €bay or something so it’s safe for you as well. I really do not know how to get it.

any tips?

Hello everyone! I have what might be a slightly odd question.
I had a layover in Seoul some time ago, and I’ll be flying there again soon. During my last visit, I went to Olive Young in Myeongdong and bought a lot of skincare products. Only afterward did I notice that there were many small shops in the surrounding area that also sold Korean beauty products—some of them at significantly lower prices than Olive Young.
Do these smaller shops sell genuine products? And where do locals usually buy their Korean skincare and beauty products in physical stores?