I love Kiu's team video. They are so cute and fun together. Congrats to Yookyungmon for being a designer now. Did you buy Rolex for Kiu? Teacher Kiu, when are you traveling with Yookyungmon to Europe? Will there be a video on her promotion? I hope Yookyungmon will continue to be in all Kiu's video and outings. Maybe you both can start a new channel with vlog and lots of other interesting video?
Always luv watching Kiu’s videos💕always a joy… his team would be so much fun to hang out with💕thank you again Kiu n team💕looking forward to more adventures 💕Jeju Island looks beautiful 💕🫰🥰😊
남경미락이랑 원앤 온리 등등 가신거 보니까 서귀포시에 놀러오신듯 하네요! 저가 제주도민이고 학교도 거기 근처가 보니까 익숙한 곳이 기우쌤 영상으로 올라오니까 신기하네요ㅎㅎ 암튼 제주도는 놀러가는데엔 정말 좋은 곳이랍니다ㅎㅎㅎ (살기에는 좀 그렇지만요ㅋㅋ) 앗 참고로 또 제주도로 오시게된다면 젠 하이드어웨이라고 레스토랑이 있는데 정말 맛있기도 하고 뷰고 좋아서 추천드립니다!
I've taken care of my skin probably since I was 18 and I use sun cream 60 SPF every time I'm outside. I'm from Australia originally and Australian sun is really damaging to the skin. Trust me using sun cream is a must to stop aging your skin. I'm 70 now and I have virtually no wrinkles on my face at all and I look a lot younger, it all comes down to good genes, but a big part of it is staying out of strong sunshine & using sunscreen. BTW, the food looks amazing on Jeju.
Considering the high emphasis on beauty and having the lightest skin possible being the top goal I was surprised that using a sunblock or higher value of sunscreen wasn't one of the top steps in the daily skincare routine and makeup routine for 90+% of the people in Asian countries especially in the group of people above the poverty level and in the younger generations. I started using it after my father had his first spot of skin cancer removed and treated. He had to use a prescription sunblock with over a 50 spf. Because I had a couple of bad sunburns as a child and in my twenties I was very careful about making sure to protect my skin. The last 2 times I had applied a high level sunscreen and I still got one of the worst sunburns of my life and it hurt to have anything touching my skin and taking a shower was torture. The last time was when my daughter was18 months old and we were on vacation and had spent the day at the lake in this mountain camping place that was part of the National Parks in the US. I didn't look like I had gotten sunburned until I went to take a shower with my daughter in the cabin we were staying in. The water hitting my skin was extremely painful. I was surprised because I had used a lot of sunscreen throughout the day and I still got burned. Over the next few years I noticed that I would start turning red after being outside for 5-10 minutes. Some of the medications I took made me more sensitive to sunlight and getting a sunburn.
