Advice from our K-Beauty shop at Shopping City Seiersberg near Graz: sunscreen for your skin type, simple routines and ingredients such as centella, niacinamide and retinal – explained clearly.
Centella and heartleaf are the two most popular calming ingredients in Korean skincare. What the difference is, which skin type...
Tired eyes, puffiness or first fine lines? What hydrogel eye patches can really do, how the three patches in our...
Retinal or retinol? What the difference is, who each one suits, and how to start without irritation – explained with...
Where to find Korean skincare in Graz, what to look out for when buying, and the five products our customers...
Tight skin after cleansing, flaky patches, makeup that clings? Autumn changes what your skin needs. Here is how to adjust...
Watery, creamy, tone-up or stick? How to pick the right Korean sunscreen for oily, dry and sensitive skin – with...
The 10-step routine is a myth. Here is the Korean routine most people in Korea actually follow – five steps,...
Niacinamide is in half of all Korean serums for a reason. What it does, which concentration you need and how...
No white cast, no greasy film, SPF50+ that feels like a moisturizer. Here is why Korean sunscreens feel different and...
Snail mucin is one of the K-beauty ingredients people ask us about most. Here is what it actually does, who...
If you've spent any time exploring Korean skincare, you've probably seen "Centella Asiatica" or "CICA" on an ingredient list. Here's...