2026.06.26 · Views 3,555
Hello friends! I'm Uyanga, from Mongolia. I'm going to Seoul for a few days and I'm interested in K-beauty treatments, hair care, and skin care. I've already read a lot of naver posts, but I'm curious what recommendations people with real experience can give!
I'm interested in going to a beauty salon when I travel, but I want to start with a simple skin care routine. How about a good spa in downtown Seoul? I want hygiene, good service, serious skincare, etc.
I've also heard that K-beauty brands have some really good products that are interesting for beginners. Which one do people use? Can I go to a female or male spa? If anyone has any experience, I'd be very grateful. Thank you very much!
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I understand! I was thinking the same thing, and starting with skincare is a good idea. There are so many spas in Seoul, so I think the best thing to do is to hear from people who have actually been there. I'd like to try one myself next time I go, so I'd love to hear about your experiences!
I just got back from Seoul too, and I understand your desire to experience K-beauty! I found the spas there to be very clean and the staff friendly. Just look for places with good reviews on Google Maps, and the type of spa depends on your preference 😊
Oh, I understand! I just went to Saul recently and felt that the general spas in Saul are really good. The atmosphere is clean and the professionals seem very attentive. Personally, I started with popular K-beauty products and then gradually tried other things. Any recommendations along the way would be appreciated! 😊
Hi! I feel the same way - I'm trying K-beauty for the first time in Seoul. When going to a spa, I recommend doing a site review and reading other foreign spas' reviews before asking for advice. I've heard that spas in Korea are good, but which spa should I choose... I want a good experience!