Korean beauty has made its impact in America over the last several years in a major way. From Hanskin and Banila Co., to Tony Moly, Skinfood and so many more, K-beauty is defined by their innovative ingredients, pristine packaging and remarkably affordable prices. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kelly Driscoll | K-beauty Love (@kelldris) on Nov 17, 2019 at 10:26am PST Less commercialized, however, yet often confused? J-beauty. Japanese skincare has made a less-hyped (yet equally or more effective) name for itself in the form of upscale brands SK-II, Tatcha and Shiseido, for example. We wanted to … Continue reading “A Skincare Founder Explains the Difference Between K-Beauty and J-Beauty”
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