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Do the products I bought for post-beauty treatment recovery really help?
Hi! I'm getting ready for my trip to Korea next week and planning to do some skincare treatments, but my biggest concern is the recovery period afterward. I've seen recommendations to stock up on cooling masks or silicone scar sheets beforehand so I don't have to search for them in the city if needed. Do you think this is important?
I'm really unsure what to buy. I've only read about it, never actually tried anything. Could those who have been to Korea before share which products are actually helpful? Where's the best place to buy them? Is it better to buy them from Thailand beforehand, or in Korea? I'd love to hear from someone who's been there already. 💙
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I feel the same way! The thing that worries me the most is the release time after I get the service. I think it's a great idea if you plan to get these things in advance, because it helps you get there on time.
I totally feel you on this! I was in the same boat before my trip and honestly ended up buying some stuff beforehand just for peace of mind, but then I found a bunch of things at local stores once I got there that were way cheaper. I'd say maybe bring a couple of your go-to basics from home just in case, but don't stress too much about stocking up before you go—Korea has so many options and your clinic will probably recommend what works best for your specific procedure anyway!