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2026.06.29 · Views 3,969
There are so many days when filming schedules pop up suddenly,
so my facial condition really just doesn't cooperate with my will.
If I work overtime the night before and go to bed late,
it shows immediately on my face the next day, doesn't it...?
Even if I cover it up with makeup, if my skin texture is rough,
I get even more self-conscious in front of the camera.
This time, too, I went because my skin
looked so dry and dull ahead of my schedule.
At first, I was just thinking about hydration,
but during the consultation, I also heard about Juve Look Volume,
and it was quite fascinating that they looked at the areas of my face that looked sunken and
specifically, the overall balance!
The waiting area wasn't too noisy,
and I liked that there wasn't much of a crowd of people coming and going,
and since the treatment rooms are separate,
it was nice to be able to go quietly between schedules~
Those of you who work in broadcasting will understand!
When your mood for the day is completely ruined by your facial condition...
In that sense, I think I made the right decision to go this time!
After reading this, what do you think?
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I'm looking for a place where I can get treatments done before the shoot.
I visited Liberi Clinic in Mapo~ It was nice and quiet since it was a private treatment room!
Oh my god, you're absolutely right! I work in image-related fields too, and I totally get that feeling when you don't sleep well one night and your face just falls apart the next day😭 Your post is making me want to try doing an emergency skin rescue before my next important shoot too—it looks like it really works!
Reading this really made me feel like I made the right choice! Having someone take care of my skin before a shoot like this does wonders for my peace of mind. I've been thinking about finding a skincare professional just like you because it's so hard to get makeup to look good when your skin is tired. And I really appreciate that point about how each part of your face needs to be balanced—that's so true. Thanks so much for sharing your experience!
Haha, I totally get it! Your skin condition in front of the camera really does affect your mood for the entire day. That loose, sluggish feeling after pulling an all-nighter is something nobody can stand. The way you describe it, it sounds like it's not just about hydration alone—a comprehensive consultation plan is really important too. I want to try experiencing that feeling myself~