We have the same skin as Koreans, why are they so cheap if they are good and other questions we love to answer. The truth is that even before we got to know Korean cosmetics well, we had thought about some of these questions. It is justified, after all, it is not only the time that one spends to choose skincare products, he gives his money and most importantly puts it on his face. It's only natural that he wants to make sure she's okay.
Do we have the same skin as Koreans to need the same products?
We don't have the same skin as any other person in the world, we don't even have the same skin as the one we had 5 years ago. The skin is categorized into oily, mixed, dry, etc. and these can be found in all shades and in all peoples. If the color of the skin matters somewhere, it is in the products with a shade so that one can choose the right one for him.
But we have a different diet, doesn't that matter?
Trap question is this. And yes and no is the answer. Diet plays a huge role in the health and appearance of the skin. One understands this if he feeds mainly on fats or vegetables for 2 weeks. He will see the differences in his skin. No, because unless you live deep in the tundra or stranded in the desert, you probably have access to all the nutrients your skin needs. Whether you choose saganaki or teriyiaki shrimp, whether you drink lemonade or yujatea, your body will get the fats and vitamin C it needs. The Mediterranean diet is really excellent, on the other hand a lot of meat and cheese is in our food culture, the choice is personal.
We have a different climate, our skin is not affected differently΄?
External factors such as humidity levels, atmospheric pollutants, etc. affect the needs of the skin. The microclimate of each region or the conditions in our lives differ even in the same city. The environmentalist at Lake Plastira experiences different humidity/pollution levels, the waiter in the center of Athens experiences different levels. Many of us work with the dry air of the air conditioner, many of us live in damp houses. The Korean as well as the Japanese are internationally recognized for their effectiveness and were recognized internationally because they cover skin needs in almost all the world that has such a wide variety of climates.
Why are Greek cosmetics not good?
There are great products all over the world. There are conditions that favor some more than others for this and are more easily specialized. Why is Korean olive oil not good? Korean and Japanese companies have many advantages in making skincare products. The beauty standard of healthy, youthful, glowing skin has existed in their culture for over 3 centuries. They have know-how, sophisticated laboratories and a very demanding audience that does not settle for mediocre products.
Why are they so cheap when they are so good?
The prices of products are generally shaped by many factors, manufacturing costs, advertising, taxation, etc. but the most important is supply and demand. With countless Korean Brands the competition makes companies offer better and better quality at lower and lower price.
I don't like putting a lot of stuff on my face, do I need so many products?
Unfortunately there is no product that provides everything for all skin types. You know that sunscreen is necessary to protect the skin from the sun's rays, you know that hydration is super important for its image, that cleansing must be good and effective, that the skin needs nutrients and antioxidants. So you understand that the more you take care of it and take care of it, the healthier and fresher and shinier it will be.
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