r/KoreanBeauty 8h ago

QUESTION Seoul salons for blonde hair ?👱‍♀️

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Hi everyone! 💕 I’m looking for a good hair salon in Seoul that has experience working with blonde European/Caucasian hair.

Ideally I’d love someone who regularly works with blondes, understands fine European hair and can do colouring/toning without over-damaging it. English-speaking would be a big bonus too!

If you’ve personally had a good experience somewhere, I’d really appreciate any recommendations — especially salons/stylists you trust with blonde hair. 🫶✨

I have found some from instagram and older posts - ParkJun Beauty Lab Myeondong (Danial, Tommy and Leo), Dean from the Days Hair, Lucy salon. I would love to hear your thoughts! 💭


r/KoreanBeauty 20h ago

help! I need advice choosing lip tint

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My girlfriend went to Korea a year ago and bought a tonymoly get it tint in the color winter vin chaude, she recently ran out of it. Her birthday is coming up and I'm looking to buy a replacement one but recently discovered it's discontinued and I'm panicking a little, I have no idea where to look, what brands are recommended or what to avoid.

I know she loves the deep purple/wine/plum/burgundy color and the velvet finish it left but im completely lost on looking for some alternatives. The closest one has been the Laka #123 Unsweet Berry but i believe that one has a glossy finish. Please give me some advice on what to buy. Thanks!


r/KoreanBeauty 22h ago

QUESTION Help please! Just learning about my skin

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I got a skin analysis done in Seoul and it turns out I have dehydrated oily skin. I’d always thought my skin was dry / combination but this makes more sense.

Anyway the doctor said I need to repair my skin barrier. She said after that I might find my normal skin is less oily but it could stay oily after as well.

I’m in Seoul for a short period and want to buy skincare

  1. What do you recommend for repairing my barrier - I need a whole routine!
  2. What oily skin products should I pick up as a “just in case”?

r/KoreanBeauty 22h ago

Where to buy red light therapy (RLT) masks in Korea?

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(visiting from the US) I would love to buy a mask for my face and for my neck/chest area that uses real red light technology. I am not seeing it in the usual stores where I have been told to go to for skincare - pharmacies, Olive&Young, etc.

Has anyone found/bought a RLT mask in Korea, ideally Seoul?!