Hey Cassandra! I'm a translator in Korean, so I checked the back of the bottles, the pomegranate mist says "PET" inside the recycle sign, below it says the pump is made of some other material, and the lid is PP. The moisturizer is just the same material, but without the pump. Love your videos, love you 🥰
I cannot tell you how much my experience shopping for Korean skincare has lead me to wishing I could understand the language...Sometimes entire ingredient labels or product info panels are ONLY in Korean on sites like Yesstyle.
@@rhonaldcastiglionemcbriard2023 If it's just the site, then you can google it, but yeah, if it's on the product itself, it can cause headache for many! But in fact, Korean language uses a phonetic writing system, so you can easily learn to read it :) Korean ingredient lists use English expressions for almost all chemical ingredients, they just write them with Korean letters. Maybe it's worth to give it a try :)
Oh wow!! I am not familiar with this brand but this sounds so interesting - I would love to look into this! Do you by chance have a website for that brand I could look at? Or, do you know if they are vegan or cruelty free? I want to compare some of the formulas, prices, and other details!
www.dotandkey.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjreGnuij6wIVlAsrCh0_QAkKEAAYASAAEgLRS_D_BwE This is the website, their claims are cruelty free, 100% vegetarian (which isn't the same thing as vegan) and toxin free. They also claim to make their products with "natural botanicals" their packaging is a rip off of Frudia but im pretty sure dot and key is a relatively new brand. Also while you're at it do check out Herbis botanicals www.herbisbotanicals.com Which is a brand in India and a complete rip off of Herbivore
Omg please do Dot & Key. They are an upcoming brand in India. They look exactly like the products above! And yes they are vegan, cruelty and paraben free.
oh god I've used their products tho and they smell like perfume. let alone sensitive skin, if you have a sensitive nose I wouldn't recommend it to you :/
The “we saw people with smooth hands” backstory seems to be SO popular 😂🙈 I’ve heard literally the exact same backstory from 2 other brands but their main ingredient was something fermented. Makes me wonder if these backstories are legit and just happen to be the same or if it’s a marketing trick.
Chandra Cox SKII for sure and the other one I can’t recall but they both had the same fermentation/sake story. I mean it’s fine, I would still buy the product regardless of the backstory, I just find it silly.
Looking at the ingredients, it's a definite no for me and my sensitive skin... Fragrance, essential oils (including highly photosensitizing ones, like bergamot), a lot of good ingredients appearing after the preservatives (so minimal concentration with no impact) etc. It seems like a good idea that does not fulfill its promises.
Yeah I was confused too. Also, even if the ‘liquid’ part of the sprays etc is ‘fruit juice’ and not ‘aqua’, fruit juice is still water though right? Just with citric acid, sugar, and various antioxidants and other stuff in there. So saying it’s water-free seems a bit misleading to me
James Welsh has mentioned that Pyunkang Yul sells their products in China, meaning that the products have to be tested on animals before they can sell them in the Chinese market. Please correct me if this information is outdated/wrong! 👍🏼
@@anastasiasabrinazuraimi6279 oh, i'm not sure about that but if it's true then that's disappointing :( Although, I did my research but it says Pyunkang Yul is a cruelty-free brand as of 2020?
Also recycling glass is using up A LOT of energy which doesn't make it that eco-friendly. The best thing imo would be to re-use the same glass bottles and fill them up again, however this would is a huge logistical issue.
Glass is infinitely recyclable with many uses. Plastic is downcycled rather than actually recycled. It has limited number of times it can be made into something else and many types of plastic have no market uses so are not recycled much if at all. Only a couple are really used at all. Most plastic on the market is still first use, and then landfilled. Even much placed in recycling schemes is unusable, or not able to be sold on for any industrial use, so again, is landfilled straight from the recycling facility.
Absolutely and also the carbon emissions from producing glass vs plastic is astronomically higher. Also, only clear and amber glass is recyclable everywhere. Glass tinted other colors isnt even recyclable at all in some municipalities and many formulas can’t be housed in clear glass.
PUHLEASE make a video explaining snail mucin being used in skin care (especially k-beauty) . while i am not vegan , i only buy cruelty free and as of recently been trying to switch my products to vegan as well . companies will say that they collect the mucin after letting snails roam freely on a mesh in the dark for 30 mins , but i’ve also read that the only way to get the type of mucin that’s used for anti aging benefits , they have to irritate the snails because they release a certain type of slime?? lol not sure what’s true but i would love to hear ur thoughts & research on this topic. these products are gaining more hype lately and i think ppl should know the story behind how it’s actually made
It's both! Snail mucin is basically the slime snails produce, however some brands go the extra mile to collect the mucin that is released when the snail is irritated, frightening or in perceived danger. The secretion is mean't to repair and restore any damages the snail (or its') body might think its' subjected to which is why it's believed to be great for skincare as a moisturizing, repairative treatment. In either case, the process is generally cruel free, but what you can check for in each brand practices, is if the snails are well taken care of and allowed to reguvenate with time. Constant production/collecting of this slime can rightfully be taxing for the snail through longer periods of time.
It did? I can only find overpriced resellers who import from Korea with a massive markup in Hungary, do you have any tips on what stores I should be looking for it in?
@@splendid4512 same. I got a sample of the pomegranate serum and cream and while the fragrance didn't irritate my skin, I think I wouldn't like using one that smells so much. Although, totally eyeing the mist still😬😅
@@aquana I'm not sure about Hungary. In Estonia it's in Tradehouse and ILU but I don't think that helps, sorry. I hope it'll become more available in Hungary soon!
I've been using Frudia products for 2 years now and I highly recommend this brand! The products I use on a daily basis are the blueberry hydrating toner, the citrus brightening serum, and the citrus brightening moisturizer. These products really do work for me. I have combo skin and these products work wonders for my skin. I used to use Ole Hendrickson Vitamin C Gel Creme as my daytime moisturizer, but I switched to Frudia's citrus brightening moisturizer when I received a sample of it when I ordered backups of the blueberry toner, and I automatically fell in love! Kept my skin moisturized all day and never felt like my skin was dry towards the end of the day, like how Ole did. A little goes along way with these products and the price point and packaging are amazing! I can't say one bad thing about Frudia lol.
How do you think the Blueberry Hydrating Toner would fair on acne-prone combination sensitive skin (like mine)? I've been trying to find a good toner lately, and I've tried Frudia's Avocado Essence Toner for the past month, and it's been very irritating to the touch as well as a hassle to get out of the bottle.
@@mary__simone Whenever I get a breakout, my skin doesn't get irritated. Mind you, I don't have acne prone skin. I have combo skin. You can always try the Blueberry toner and see how it works out for you.
Why does skincare stories started from a worker making something and the founder wondering what is in the thing they’re making. For example: SK2,Frudia,and some more brand i forgot 🤪
These idealistic stories gives you the impression that the products were made with love rather as opposed to a bunch of old businessmen trying to grab onto trends that will sell $$$🤑 (aka Kylie Skin)
hey Cassandra, the ingredient you’ve seen as “methoxycinnamate” in the sunscreen is octinoxate itself! european and korean brands choose to use longer names of american organic sunscreen filters (for example: avobenzone is written as butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane) in their ingredients list for some reason, so be aware of that please❤️
I love how you are not shy at all from talking about social issues on skincare topics :) And really love all your videos exposing all kinds of skincare brands. Hope you can keep doing more brands~
I'm not gonna lie the korean was butchered, but her voice attempting korean was unexpectedly suited for like the voice for commercials, train stations, or new reports.
@@CassandraBankson To be quite honest Korean is one of the easiest languages to learn! There's a lot of resources to learn from. Would you prefer books, audio, or videos?
Elkie Reene, could you recommend me resource(s)? I passively picked up how to read and pronounce Korean like 15 years ago, but grammar and vocab remain elusive. Thanks in advance and may you always have clear skin✨
@@CassandraBankson I would really recommend website "90 days Korean" it's soooo freaking helpful, also they send you a lot of different interesting info(interesting Korean expressions, slang, etc.) on email, even if you don't pay for the lessons anymore. All my base I've learned from this website. Then I started to learn with teachers on "italki" website, it's a very popular platform, where you can find native speakers to teach you Korean, and it's very affordable. Also it's pretty easy to understand what the cosmetic packages say once you learn how to read in Korean (it takes like an hour to learn it, it's easy as heck), because most of the words is Konglish (english words, written with Korean symbols). Hope it's helpful! Love you!
@@theywalkinguptoyouand4060 uhh nope. It's a stark copy. I remember thinking Dot & Key packaging was so cute and unique (since I hadn't seen any mainstream brand having such packaging) and now I know 😂 even the font and colour pattern is the same
One of the reasons why i like kbeauty products is their packaging lmao. They make u be like "yeah idk if i need this but the bottle is cute so imma buy one". 😂 but packaging aside, they really work wonder on me. I use Some By Mi, Mizon, Innisfree and IUNIK. They're all amazing!
I used to buy this brand all the time in Spain, their SPF was my favourite in the drugstore. Now I moved to Paris and here is nowhere to be seen... I miss it!!!
Although your words sound convincing, I looked up the ingredients for alot of these and they have fragrance and other cloggy ingredients that are linked to acne.
thats also something i am confused about. when i look up the ingredients of some products i am surprised how disappointed I am. Often they include silicones etc.
@@leonorek5132 it sounds like a paid video. She's all over their ads that I get on Facebook. It's sad the products themselves aren't good quality like She's making them seem like.
Dot and key founded 2018 and Fruida 2016 as said previously but also Fruida is actually 34yrs old as they renamed in 2016 from the original Kwailnara that means fruit land. Either way they might both have their own merit. Packaging is usually just something that can be purchased thru catalog or created. Both brands have nothing new in technology that I haven’t seen in other Korean brands including the extraction method it’s great but not new nor unique to this brand, the key really the stabilization, and delivery; very few lines can stabilize its too costly.
I always thought essences were a bit useless until I tried the Missha pro ferment essence and it really smoothed my rough skin out. It’s very worth it and has no fragrance and is very light, like water almost! 💕
LeRight?! I was a little bit skeptical but this stuff is amazing! It also feels like butter on the skin. Still a little bit nervous and reluctance just because it is an organic/chemical filter! But I am an open minded person and thought that this is one I can’t turn down!
But isn't it true that the ingredient lists are read differently in Korea and it's not based on the highest concentration to be on top of the list? In Korea from what I have researched, they purposefully be putting the Extracts first and the unknown ingredients last just for marketing strategies and it seems that it's working great.
Im pretty sure you were trying to say '우리 시작하자!' which means 'lets begin!' so heres some tips from a native korean. 'Woo'(우) but take out the w. 'Lee'(리). Shi(시) but make it a soft 's'. Jak(작) but make the 'a' nice and short. Ha(하). Ja(자) but make the j sound softer.
Hey!!!!! Can you give your thoughts on the brand "Hada Labo". It's a japanese drugstore brand. I have been using their products and I really like them. They have some great ingredients in their products. I would love to hear your thoughts .... Anyway, love you
I love this brand. It is great for my skin and I am 37. I also tried the small pots of face creams. They are so cute. The blubbery one is like a gel, and I think is better for summer and for people with oily skin. The pomegranate and avocado face cream is rich and is better for winter and for dry skin. I tried only these three. Thank you for the review!
I gave the frudia avocado essence toner a try and oh boy, I regret on that. Apparently it has coconut oil and clogged my pores so bad that my skin never looked worse, even worse than when I was a teen. I thought it was a different product and it took me a while to figure it out. 😬 Wouldn't recommend it at all
coconut oil is a good moisturising ingredient, it also can be harmful for acne prone skin. im sorry but if you have acne problems you should scan all the ingredients for their comedogenic ratings.its not the toner's nor brand's fault
Heeey! I tried this product for 3 fays and the 4th day ne skin was full of small pimples...The 5th i got badly swollen so i started talking pills and cut the product immediately.Did u have the same experience?
I switched to a korean skin care routine 6 months ago with COSRX products and I am really happy with the results during this quarentine. My skin is mixed going to mature since im 31. I used to suffer from acné that looked like a rash, very tiny but horrible. Thankfully now that I am older I no longer get as much acne on my face, arms and back but I noticed that my diet changed a Year ago and 2 months ago I found out I was alergic to gluten and lactose. I stopped avoiding those foods as much as I can I now I got rid of the arm and back acne. Can you please review COSRX.
I have tried frudia's cleansers, they have high pH and they have dried out my skin ( I tried the brightening and scrub cleanser the yellow and the green one) I would not recommend them tbh just to finished them I used them as body cleansers
Those are actually meant to be drying for oily skin ... i use blueberry one and its soooo hydrating my combination skin feels so good ... i use it every morning :)
How do you know the pH of all of their cleansers? It’s unlikely they’re all high pH because that doesn’t help them save money on the formula or benefit them in any way…
Hey Cassandra, I was wondering if you could do a video on how to repair a broken skin barrier (something I'm currently struggling with). I've done A LOT of research on my own, but would really like your scientific and trustworthy input! ❤️
Im wondering if these products are dermatology tested.And if its safe to use so many fruit extracts and oils to our face? Do they even need a a sunscreen application after?
that’s so sad when American influencers say that something is pretty cheap and drugstore, while in Poland same product is considered as more than drugstore. frudia isn’t the cheapest in Poland :(
Can you dig up in Elizavecca as well? They have for example 100% centella asiatica essence in glass bottle. Also probiotics, hialuronic acid etc. and its even more inexpensive than Frudia. The prices are like 7-20$.
Imo K-beauty is so much much more advanced than most drugstore brands out there. And at a fraction of the price. The bigger brands really need to step up their formulations. K-beauty is becoming so big in, South Africa and I've personally seen a big improvement in my skin especially dark marks. Also their whole reason for the essence is that it hydrates your skin so that it absorbs the rwts of your serums or moisturisers better. I'm sure you can use a treatment toner and an essence. I do it atm and loving my skin
I use a few depending on the needs of my skin. They have products with BHA and AHA acids. The AHA is a chemical exfoliant and remove dead skin. So I'm sure it helps with dark marks. I am currently using the 8% AHA isntree essence. But I found I get blackheads if I don't use BHA so I use a 0.5% BHA toner from axis-y. I wouldn't suggest it because it has alcohol in it. But they do have other alternatives. And then I use Klairs Vitamin C serum with their Vitamin E Mask. Vitamin E apparently helps to let the Vitamin C absorb better and we all know Vitamin C is excellent for dark marks. I literally have amazing results within just a month
But you need to do your research first. You really do. And check what works for your skin. My skin can't take high concentrations of BHA or else I break out but the lower concentration does wonders at keeping my hormonal breakouts at bay
Quick question while I'm early. I was watching some videos by Dr. Vanita Rattan and she said that denatured alcohol is photo unstable. I looked around to see if I could find any evidence for this and I was struggling. Have you ever heard this? Would you be willing to do a video on photo unstable ingredients?
Hey gorgeous such a great question! When it comes to photostability, or light stability, many things can have different chemical reactions when exposed to UV, or other light waves! This isn’t my area of expertise, as it goes more into the physics and chemistry combination, which would then play into the biochemistry of the skin. That being said, I only recently found Dr VR and love love love the advice and information that is being shared online! I would tend to trust their opinion, however from my knowledge at this point, without doing major prior research, I do not know of instability of denatured alcohol in sunlight. When looking at the MSDS, it of course states to keep away from sources of ignition or heat, as alcohol, specifically denatured alcohol is very flammable. But this is a major difference and not the same as photostability. sds.chemtel.net/webclients/ram/XQ6210.pdf Considering that denatured alcohol is used in prescription drugs, as well as many over-the-counter products and even some sunscreens, (which are meant to go in the light), I would think that it is perfectly fine. Do keep in mind that denatured alcohol usually evaporates off the skin pretty quickly, because it is in fact denatured alcohol. Therefore in most products it is used as a solvent, and when applied to the skin it should evaporate off pretty quickly. It can also act as a penetration enhancer. That being said, I would love to speak to a physicist or chemist about this a bit more, and then use those findings to see if there is any negative implication in the bio chemistry of how this would impact skin! Thanks for asking such an insightful, and important question! It’s a pleasure to have you here! 🦋
Cassandra Bankson thank you so much for your response! I've been binging Dr. Vs content today and I love the info she's sharing. I love when someone's content makes me want to do more research. I wish I could just download a biochem degree into my brain!! I'm also going to share my question with some cosmetic chemists like April Basi and Lab Muffin! It would be so cool if after quarantine you were able to do some collabs with cosmetic chemists. It's only the sexiest job out there! Thanks again, Cassandra! This is one of the many reasons I'm a devoted fan. I respect and admire you so much. 💖
"Kawaii Desu" (かわいい です | 可愛いです) (specifically means something more like "I am cute" "You are cute" or "It is cute" Depending on context. So technically you can still say "Kawaii desu" to refer to an object as cute but it is more common to simply just say Kawaii as it is. (Because of context, just saying kawaii literally means "It is cute" . I'm not japanese though just using my memory on japanese when i took it on duolingo lol, so do correct me if im wrong please)
That is correct; 可愛いです basically means "You are/this is/it is cute", but I'm sure there is a lot of nuance with "kawaii". (Took a semester of Japanese in college.)
....I hate how American and unaware she is. "it's so cheap omg!".. You do réalisé that USD is one of the strongest currencies in the world right? To you its cheap, but it's production in Korea is even cheaper. And they sell their products all over Europe, like Poland and Turkey.. Countries where a dollar is expensive, affordable to the Middle class and up. Any average person can't afford it like an American working class person can. Being all "I don't buy racist company's products" is a privilege. People in India can't afford to think like that or go "green".. They have basic survival on their priorities list.
I was trying to figure out what is it about her that made me so uncomfortable throughout the whole video and this... this was the reason. I came back to watch this after I got Frudia products and spent quite a lot of money on them and I've been thinking of this random girl who said "it's like a dollar in stores!" and feel so conflicted lol
Hi ❤️ the story of this brand reminded me of Japanese Brand´s SKII and how they made their world famous essence, SKII Facial Treatment Essence Petra. They observed the hands of people who were making dough for breads with yeast. Their hands were younger looking than their faces, hence they brought the yeast to their skin care, and developed it to make it the groundbreaking "secret ingredient" in their products. I personally used that essence and is really nice on my sensitive, dry mature skin. Have you ever come across it? I am curious about what would you say about it. Thank you for always sharing the well needed knowledge with us ❤️
i have the green grape pore control scrub cleansing foam and i dont think get any results, it's actually made my skin become oily :( yeah i rarely get big pimples anymore but my skin is still textured and i cant get rid of it
Just ran a search and they're being sold over priced here in UK. That pink most in your hand is about 15 dollars here, and their 10g mini jars are about 8 dollars. Was hoping it was cheap as chips here too. Its rare so whoever sells it can charge loads.
I just saw that on Sephora!!! At first I was like “this is just crap marketing trying to sell you something” but looking at the product more it seems kinda smart!
@@allegraanastasi4204 especially during this time when it is recommended not to wear makeup under your mask. I wana see from an ingredients stand point if it is worth the price. Just curious i would most likely neevvvveerrrr buy it but man i gataaa know if it is atleast decent skin care!
@@allegraanastasi4204 no, it's basically just a primer and it's not smart marketing at all. People have really put this foundation aka primer to the test and it doesn't do anything! Go watch all the videos of people trying it here on RU-vid and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Please do a review on Banila Co. products😊 You can check out their Miss Flower and Mr. Honey line, which mainly uses Propolis Extract. Also, their Clean It Zero oil cleansers are hugely popular 😍
Korean questions I didn’t see answered in the comments: Let’s begin = 시작하자 (shi jak ha ja) Kwailnara 과일나라 -> gwa (like GUAva) ill na la Lee Shi-young is an actress. Most likely known in the US for Boys Over Flowers (Korean remake of Japanese Hana Yori Dango). Also in the Netflix show Sweet Home. Lady Jane is a singer but better known for her former relationship with rapper Simon D
Hi Cassandra, love your informative videos. Have you ever tried the korean brand MISSHA ? I have bought their sunscreen : the waterproof SPF 50 one after a german friend told me that her mom has been using it for ages and her skin looks flawless, and was wondering what's the science behind it and if it really works, would love to hear from you . Love
I see Frudia products at TJ maxx/Marshalls sometimes and whenever i do i buy them! One of those lip balms were there and it is so balmy and SMOOTH. Their masks are very nice. Would rly like to try their sunscreen, toner, moisturizer💙
5:16 I am very hesitant to purchase K-beauty products because of the issue of xenophobia and racism at a societal level. Many brands want to open up to the international market but seem very closed off regarding issues faced by other groups. This I feel is highlighted by the media's poor and very skewed coverage of the BLM protests (especially in the US) as well the blacklash people in Korea seem to face if they talk about prevalence of racism. Blackface is still a very common form of entertainment it seems and a recent outcry occured a few weeks ago... How many big businesses have spoken about BLM or even Kpop artists and their management? And some people think that it's not their problem to speak out or be involved but I disagree. It's the same issue as to clothing, makeup and skincare brands in the US being held accountable.
@@dwjamaicamakeupandmusings6222 I am not ignoring innovation over societal issue. I was mainly commenting on how far I was willing to go to uphold my ethical and moral beliefs. Many US cosmetic and beauty brands are not inclusive and their approach towards issues such as animal testing is enough for us to choose not to purchase from them. This is not because of their products but because we want to make them accountable.
@@theywalkinguptoyouand4060 Not because they are made by Koreans. But because I want to make sure that that the people behind the products care about their consumers. Just like with beauty/cosmetic brands, I will look into their level of inclusivity and care for their consumers before purchasing. Not just on issues regarding discrimination based on ethnicity but other issues such as the environment and LGBTQI+....
@@Flaakkiii I applaud your conviction, but would you have this energy if a product that was not cruelty free and had a bunch of issues was the only one that would solve a hypothetical issue? Just wondering I guess
Who's here k-beauty fan ? Can you help me so Casandra notice this coment so she'll Dig into another brand - INNISFREE - NATURE REPUBLIC - SOME BY MI - COSRX - PYUNKANG YUL - MISSHA - LANEIGE - MEDIHEAL - HOLIKA HOLIKA - A'PIEU - ETUDE HOUSE - VT COSMETICS - SULWHASOO You guys plz put another Korean brand on the coment
If we're talking eco, sustainable etc etc, how is something manufactured in Korea and flown or shipped 6000 miles across an ocean to California or 8000 miles to the east coast and then trucked around and then the plastic packaging landfilled (let's get real here, very little plastic is truly recyclable, and most still ends in landfill after first use) really in any way ecologically friendly. It takes vast amounts of fuel to transport these products around the world. Like food, better to buy local (as in manufactured in your own country) than have something flown in from another continent. It's not essential medicine. it's cleansers and toners.
Dr. Vanita Rattan is amazing she is on You Tube she actúa does go over the skin products and she said fragrance is not good for the skin. She also tells you what ingredients are bad in the creams or face wash . I ve have learned a lot from her. I like Cassandra but Dr. Vanita Rattan is amazing! You
Literally it doesn't even look like you're holding a sunscreen, or even a product. It's completely blended into the background. All I see is a blue cap.
Speaking of K Beauty brands, could you review Belif and Etude House SungJoon? I’ve been using both of their products for sometime now and I’ve loved both, but I just wanted an esthetician’s opinion on them
@@Jl2damax alright fine, I’ll be more specific about my reasoning, since a RU-vid comment needs to be an essay on my thought process, I guess. US rules: You are supposed to put “ad” or “sponsored” both in text AND in audio in a place where it will not be easily missed. The title is the best place to do this, but saying it AND putting it in a text overlay at the very outset of the video is also acceptable. That comes directly from the FTC influencer guide. The spirit of the law also suggests that one should make the fact that her brand affiliation is clear, direct, and unconcealed, which is not the case in this video. She made it look the same as her other unsponsored videos on purpose. Also, it is not clear whether she is marketing solely to USA consumers, if U.K. consumers watch her videos, she is subject to U.K. advertising law for influencers, which is more strict and directly states, “Consumers should be able to recognise that something is an ad, without having to click or otherwise interact with it. Since it needs to be clear/obvious, consumers shouldn’t have to work to figure it out.”. Since stylevana is available in the U.K., it seems this is applicable.
HAHAHA great question!! I’ve actually only ever dropped one product, my strategy is going into the water with gigantic pockets filled with products LOL. The one product that I dropped was a cleanser, but it was one of those that has the Lids so it didn’t ruin the product at all! Haha such a great question
Talking about K beauty, I'm waiting for my Korean sunscreen! I read the ingredients and it seems pretty promising. It _is_ an organic sunscreen, but like you said, the UV filters are more advanced and photostable. Gosh, I can't wait!
Same, I’m so excited! Again this is my first time in years trying a chemical/organic sunscreen but oh my God the formula it is suspended and is so amazing. I honestly wonder why American and other companies aren’t doing this!
@@CassandraBankson *_I'm guessing_* American companies aren't following these footsteps are due to the markets. If they suddenly adapted the Korean trend and everyone liked it, then no one would buy the current American products that are sitting on the shelves. Some businesses might sink. Just assuming.
But! Korean is actually a really fun language to learn! If you do want to learn it, study the alphabet for it and then you'll be able to read most korean words!
That sunscreen is one of my faves! It does hydrate the skin, doesn't make My eyes itchy aaaand does its work. I recently tried the brightening mask and OMG, it's one the best I've tried so far⭐
Hi Cassandra. Can you do an explanation on how climate affects you skin type? And how you would transition from a dry season to a more humid season or between cities that have different climates??
