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Hi! My name is Gift. Has anyone been to Korea for beauty treatments and brought back a first-aid kit or aftercare products? I'm currently preparing for my upcoming trip and I'm a bit confused about what to bring for skincare. I've heard friends talk about silicone sheets and masks that provide a cooling sensation, but I'm not sure where to find them or if they're actually good.
I'm thinking of bringing easily available cooling masks and soothing gels from Thailand because I'm worried about finding them in Korea. I'd like to know what anyone who's been to Korea prepared and if those products actually helped, as skin needs good aftercare. Any advice?
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I'm also about to go to Korea and I'm a bit worried about post-treatment skincare! I think it's better to buy masks and cooling gels there because K-beauty products have a wide selection and are more affordable than imports from Thailand, but I'm not sure—has anyone ever shopped directly at a Korean convenience store and what are the prices?
After my last skincare treatment in Seoul, I found I could easily buy plenty of soothing face masks and cooling sprays at local convenience stores, so I didn't need to bring them all the way from Thailand! Now I just buy them at drugstores after I arrive in Korea, which way I don't have to worry about excess baggage, and there's a wide selection too!