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On October 3, 2026, Olive Young (올리브영), Korea’s largest beauty chain, unveiled its latest weekly report analyzing the Top 100 products across four major beauty categories: makeup, skincare, sun care, and face masks. This report offers a fresh look at consumer trends in the K-beauty market.

The K-beauty market continues to captivate consumers worldwide with its innovative products and trends. According to NielsenIQ, global K-beauty value sales as of July 2026 surged by an impressive 53% year-over-year, marking explosive growth. We can catch a glimpse of K-beauty’s present and future, especially through viral TikTok trends and the beauty rankings on Musinsa…

As K-Beauty trends continue to evolve, all eyes are on Jang Wonyoung’s (장원영) mid-face makeup and trendy brow looks, sparking increased interest in makeup tips and common mistakes, especially regarding lip blending. A viral video showcasing a lip shade blending mishap with the APRILSKIN Hero Allday Plumping Lip Stain (Original) has particularly highlighted the importance…

Once exclusive to dermatological procedures, PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide) is now emerging as a key player in the global cosmetics market, thanks to K-Beauty’s innovative spirit. After Korean brands like Medicube (메디큐브) and Anua (아누아) successfully established PDRN as a signature ingredient, major global beauty companies such as Dior, Clinique, and L’Oréal have followed suit, launching a…

As the influence of K-Beauty influencers continues to grow, Filipino influencer Christel Fulgar (크리스텔 풀가) and Jung Yujin (정유진) from ‘Single’s Inferno 4’ (솔로지옥4) are directly mentioning K-Beauty products and campaigns, drawing significant attention from fans.

September is doing the absolute most. Between the back-to-school energy, fashion week, awards season, Halloween prep, and the weather-induced urge to refresh your beauty routine and your wardrobe, it’s practically impossible not to get the shoppies. Thankfully, the month’s newest beauty launches are worth adding to cart (apologies if you’re trying to be nice to…

Almost all viral TikTok videos about the “glass skin” trend that K-beauty popularized contain misleading claims, according to a new study. The researchers found that 95% of these videos included at least one potentially misleading claim, and basic safety information was also largely missing. 

PESSOA:Then I have a peptide that I keep in a little fridge on my nightstand. I started taking peptides because I have PCOS. I know they recently rebranded to Big Bitch Syndrome. But I have the GHK-Cu, and I also take NAD+ for inflammation, which is supposed to help with PCOS. Those two things together…