Skin Care Tips to Achieve the Glass Skin Look like Korea

Dream - The Korean fever or Korean wave is still hotly discussed by the younger generation in Indonesia. From Korean dramas, K-pop music, food to beauty trends, Korea has become the center of attention year after year.

According to a written statement received by Dream from Dermies, many Indonesian teenagers want to have fair and glowing skin like K-pop idols, also known as the glass skin look. Various skincare and treatments are done to have healthy and clear skin.

Let's take a look at some skin care treatments you can do to achieve the Korean glass skin look.

Exfoliation

Cleansing the face every day is indeed mandatory. But the fact is, many people forget to exfoliate regularly.

No need to do it every day, exfoliation can be done once or twice a week to remove dead skin cells and allow new skin to grow.

Routine Use of Masks

There are many types of masks available today. However, if you like practical masks, you can try sheet masks. These masks consist of serum soaked into a sheet mask.

It is best to use this immediately after exfoliating your face because your pores are open and they absorb the serum in the mask.

K-Glow Microtherapy Treatment

Seeing the beauty trend from Korea that is still popular among Indonesian teenagers, K-Glow Microtherapy treatment is here. K-Glow Microtherapy is a skin treatment that uses microneedle techniques and is equipped with duo powerful serums, namely DNA Multipeptide & Brightening Serum, which are claimed to make the skin glowing, smooth, and flawless.

Other benefits of K-Glow Microtherapy treatment include brightening the skin, moisturizing, shrinking pores, and being good for anti-aging. This treatment is also suitable for teenagers who have dull skin problems.

 
“Although using needles, K-Glow Microtherapy treatment from Dermies is minimally painful because of the prior anesthetic process. After undergoing K-Glow Microtherapy treatment, it is recommended to use sunscreen and facial care cream for maximum results,” said Dr. Adinda, Head of Medical Service Innovation at Dermies, in a written statement received by Dream.