Snail mucin
A repairing filtrate that hydrates, adds glow and helps skin heal. Great for stressed, dull skin.
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You’ll see these heroes again and again in Korean skincare. Here’s how each one helps your skin.
A repairing filtrate that hydrates, adds glow and helps skin heal. Great for stressed, dull skin.
Calms redness and irritation and strengthens the skin barrier. A favourite for sensitive, reactive skin.
A B vitamin that evens out tone, minimises the look of pores and balances oil. Builds a more even glow over time.
A moisture magnet that binds water in the skin for a plump, smooth feel. Suits every skin type.
The skin’s own building blocks that seal in moisture and strengthen the barrier. Help dry, sensitive skin stay calm.
Bee-derived, with soothing and antibacterial properties. Adds glow and loves thirsty or troubled skin.
A trending regenerating ingredient said to support skin renewal and bounce. Popular in glow and anti-ageing routines.
A hydrating, healing vitamin that soothes and softens. Lovely after sun, acids or other irritation.
Gives an instant feeling of plumpness and bounce on the skin’s surface. Often in moisturizers and masks for a smooth finish.
An antioxidant that brightens, fades dark spots and protects against environmental stress. Best used in the morning.
An oil-soluble exfoliating acid that gets into pores and dissolves oil. Great for blackheads and congestion. Use in the evening.
A water-soluble acid that exfoliates the skin’s surface for a more even tone and glow. Use in the evening and always wear SPF the next day.