Gabrielle Ulubay is a Beauty Writer at Marie Claire. She has also written about sexual wellness, fashion, culture, and politics both at Marie Claire and for publications like The New York Times, Bustle, and HuffPost Personal.
, and just a little research proves why the best Korean skincare brands are exploding stateside. They lead the charge in innovation, are, and are sold at an accessible price point."Korea is a leading global mecca for innovation with incredible skincare advancements emerging from Korea's labs," says, the brains behind K-Beauty retailer Peach & Lily, which sells nearly 20 K-Beauty skincare brands.
Created by Kowon, one of Korea's most sought-after celebrity makeup artists and a team of scientists and doctors, this brand delivers an advanced take on skin hydration, explains Yoon. The star ingredient across their products is called DermaFlux. It's so effective at sealing in moisture, that the patented ingredient won the team a Nobel Peace Prize.features fermented squalane for deeper hydration and acacia to focus on aquaporins for amping up hydration," explains Yoon.
Korea is the birthplace of the double cleanse, which combines an oil cleanser to dissolve makeup and SPF with a water-based cleanser to remove sweat and dirt."This two-step process delivers clarified, deeply cleansed skin without being harsh on skin," adds Yoon., a board-certified Internal Medicine physician specializing in skincare, look for oil cleansers with grapeseed.
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