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Korean "glass skin": is it clinic treatments or the climate?
On Dcard's girls' board in Taiwan, someone asked about the Korean influencers they follow: in photos their pores are barely visible and their faces glow, while the poster's own mirror shows pores, nasolabial lines and ma
0 0Korean clinics go gentle, Taiwanese go hard: is "conservative" bad?
On Taiwan's PTT forum (facelift board), someone raised a claim you hear a lot: with the same device, Korean clinics fire fewer shots and use lower energy, and they often judge a smaller Botox dose than Taiwanese doctors
0 0Are the "skin-nourishing" shots Korean clinics promote really just fillers?
On Taiwan's PTT forum (facelift board), someone who had been drawn in by Korean clinic ads looked closer at the "skin-nourishing injections" many Gangnam dermatology clinics were pushing. The listed products turned out t
0 0Is flying to Seoul just for a cosmetic treatment actually worth it?
On Taiwan's PTT forum (the facelift board), someone asked what many travellers wonder: Korean clinic prices look far lower than at home, but once you add flights and a hotel, is it still a good deal if you only get one o
0 1The Korean habit of asking for lots of samples: what do you think?
A short post on 82cook's free board said the writer couldn't understand why people at cosmetics counters ask for piles of samples no matter what they buy. What's the big deal about samples? What the replies said: The fir
0 1Popular Daiso beauty items sold out? What travellers can do
As Daiso cosmetics have taken off, one complaint keeps coming up among travellers: "It was sold out when I got there." A recent Korean report also noted that popular items sell out often and shoppers use the pickup app s
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