Korean hair care: What the scalp and lengths need

The roots quickly become greasy and the ends feel dry? This is how you classify shampoo, conditioner and treatment according to their tasks.

The roots quickly become greasy and the ends feel dry? This is how you classify shampoo, conditioner and treatment according to their tasks.

A pen for on the go, a mask for the night? We look at texture, tolerance and the little things that are important for dry lips.

Toner, essence and serum are often right next to each other. Your tasks may overlap. This way you can see what complements your existing care in a useful way.

Acne asks loud questions. What helps immediately? What has the strongest effect? And which product will end it forever?The skin answers more quietly: There is no treatment that works for all people...

Hyaluronic acid, cica or niacinamide? Lee sorts the names according to your questions and shows you how to choose the right care.

A new cream or a first serum? Lee accompanies you through ten Korean skincare brands and looks at texture, recipes and your care needs.

A cream must suit your skin and your budget. We show you how to compare alternatives and which products you can take a closer look at.

Which serums go together and what is already included? Nine answers will help you clearly classify niacinamide, azelaic acid and vitamin C.

The number on the tube is only part of the sun protection. Lee helps you integrate labeling, quantity and re-creaming into your everyday life.

A carefully tied cloth makes a care gift personal. Lee talks about Bojagi and Jogakbo and shows how packaging cloths can be reused.