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K-Beauty wants to fix the ‘Ozempic face’ problem
Japan🎭 Culture19 hr. ago

K-Beauty wants to fix the ‘Ozempic face’ problem

The article discusses how South Korea's beauty industry, known as K-Beauty, has historically popularized unique and sometimes unconventional cosmetic treatments worldwide. Examples include 'glass skin' routines and facial treatments using salmon sperm. These innovations have often been adopted globally, shaping international beauty standards and practices.

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The Japan Times logoThe Japan TimesIndependentCenter19 hr. ago
K-Beauty wants to fix the ‘Ozempic face’ problem

The article discusses how South Korea's beauty industry, known as K-Beauty, has historically popularized unique and sometimes unconventional cosmetic treatments worldwide. Examples include 'glass skin' routines and facial treatments using salmon sperm. These innovations have often been adopted globally, shaping international beauty standards and practices.

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