2026.06.23 · Views 2,590
Hi everyone! I'm heading to Korea in a couple weeks to get some treatments done, and I'm trying to figure out what to bring for recovery at the hotel. I've heard that having the right stuff on hand makes such a difference those first few days when you're dealing with redness and sensitivity.
I'm thinking about packing cooling masks, maybe some silicone sheets for any marks, and a gentle soothing gel—but honestly I'm not sure what actually works vs. what's just hype, haha. Did anyone else prepare for their trip this way? What items did you find super helpful to have with you? And did you end up buying anything locally there instead, or was it easier to just bring your own stuff?
Also curious if there are things you wish you'd packed but didn't! Any tips would be amazing. 💙
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I was worried about the same thing before going to Korea! Actually, I think the most important thing is to bring a gentle moisturizer and sunscreen—it's more practical than looking for them at the hotel. You can also buy cooling masks and silicone sheets there if you need them, because Korean pharmacies are quite well-stocked and the prices are reasonable, so you can see how your skin looks after the treatment before buying too much from home.
I totally agree! I'm preparing to go too 😊 Just a quick question: what kind of cooling mask is better or are any general masks suitable? And is it okay to use Vitamin A serum on the first night after a treatment?