2026.07.03 · Views 2,600
Heyyy everyone! I'm Giang, and I'm heading to Seoul next month for a vacation, and I'm super excited about it 🎉 I've been following K-beauty vlogs for ages but haven't had the chance to experience it firsthand. This time, I've decided to make the most of it by trying out skincare and aesthetic services there.
Currently, my skin is a bit sensitive, with enlarged pores and some hyperpigmentation, so I'm curious about what I can get done while in Seoul. Do you ladies have any recommendations? I've heard that Gangnam or Myeongdong have quite a few places, but I'm not too sure, so I'm a bit lost. Anyone who has tried services like traditional facials or modern skin treatments there, please share your experiences!
Also, I'd like to ask about the general cost. I know prices can vary depending on the place, but I just want a rough idea to budget accordingly. And any tips on communication or booking appointments that you ladies would like to share, I'm all ears! 💕
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Hi Giang! At first, it's better to try small shops tucked away in alleys. You'll get a more intimate experience and I recommend asking for staff who speak English. It's very convenient, and you can get little tips from them too. 😊
Oh, Giang! I went to Seoul last month and recommend looking for places with English-speaking staff before booking. Some places don't even have translators, which can lead to confusion 😅. As for the prices, I'm not entirely sure, but you can get a rough idea by asking at your hotel or a tourist center once you're there. Both areas I mentioned are indeed very convenient and correct!
Hey Giang! Your plan sounds super exciting! From my experience, it's best to download a local Korean booking app before you go because it's easier to communicate with places, and don't forget to bring a good photo of your skin so you can explain your condition in more detail 😊 Good luck with your trip!
Hi Giang! So excited for your trip! 🎉 My tip: definitely download a translation app before you go—most places have English-speaking staff, but having it handy makes booking way easier and less stressful. Also, I'd suggest asking your hotel concierge for recommendations instead of just wandering around, since they usually know which places are good for sensitive skin and can help you call ahead. Good luck with everything!
Oh, I totally get how you feel! I was the same at first, but when I went to Seoul, I found there were so many options. You could also try asking the staff at the stores first, or checking reviews from locals, which can be helpful. You can always decide once you get there too! 😊