Sheet masking is probably the most enticing step in Korean skincare. For many people who practice the multiple step K-skincare routine, sheet masking was their gateway. Who would want to miss
Self-proclaimed K-drama addict Anne Curtis is taking her love for Korean culture to another level—one bowl of ramyeon at a time. Ramyeon is Korea’s answer to Japanese ramen. It’s made with instant noodles and
Welp. Despite a lot of dream Korean celebrity couples getting together (including Reply 1988 alumni Hye Ri and Ryu Jun Yeol), we can’t have all the good things in life. We were all rejoicing when we heard that Nam Joo Hyuk and Lee Sung Kyung hooked up offscreen, but I guess everything has to come to an end. (read: They’re over)
Korean beauty and skincare are easy favorites for many. We’re sure you tried the 10-step routine or popsicle lips once or thrice. Maybe you even have a growing sheet mask
K-drama fans know very well that Park Shin Hye is a natural when it comes to acting and anything related to beauty, but she also has a natural ability in
Here’s a warm and fuzzy dish that surprisingly goes well both with the scorching summer heat and the cold rainy days.
Calling all Korean drama fans!
If you haven’t heard yet, veteran Korean actress Park Shin Hye has landed on local shores and is about to have her fan meet and concert tonight at the Araneta Coliseum. The Philippines is the fourth destination for her 2017 Asian Tour: Flower of Angel.
It’s undeniable that a lot of people all over the world are obsessed with K-pop. Here in the Philippines alone the craze expands to K-drama, fashion, cosmetics, and Korean culture in
Let’s pause from the usual local and Hollywood fashion inspos for a bit. With the popularity of K-dramas recently, it’s time to turn our attention to a favorite among fans:
With K-pop and Hallyu culture seeming to never go out of style, it looks like Korean beauty trends are here to stay as well. What’s great about K-beauty is its subtlety–they like it natural, nothing too heavy or garish to look at. That means no contour, no heavy blushes, no matte lips or foundation. And you know what that means: absolutely anyone can rock that innate shine without too much effort. No need for those thin jawlines or milky white skin. You don’t have to look like a K-pop idol to feel like one.
So we got a couple of our friends to wear these famous K-beauty trends that you could try at home. Sometimes, less is more.
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