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Korean food, beauty, home and fashion products — every story by a blogger who actually tried it, with the price as written.
Tokyo Meta Gold Phyto Sambackcho Extract Tablets are herbal extract tablets I received and took daily with water in Korea. The 600mg x 60-tablet bottle was easy for me to keep up with because the tablets were small and easy to swallow, though I did not record a specific duration or price.
Garuseonsaeng Seoritae Powdered Oat Drink is a 500 g oat powder drink for breakfast or after light exercise in Korea. I mixed it with water, milk, and warm water; it was mild in water and richer with milk, though a little powder sometimes settled at the bottom and I needed a try or two to find my preferred thickness.
HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal Moist Cleansing Balm is a makeup melting balm the writer first tested on the back of her hand, then used as a daily cleanser. The black balm lifted smoothly onto the included spatula and was easy to roll and emulsify, and the writer said her skin felt less tight and fresher after rinsing. She bought one unit for ₩15,210 on Coupang, down 51% from the ₩28,000 list price.
라라비타 NMNH is a dietary supplement from Korea. I took one capsule daily for 1 week and felt that my skin looked clearer and less rough to the touch, though this was only my personal impression. Verdict: a short, personal one-week trial, not evidence of anti-aging or long-term results.
The Day Our Family Bone N Care is a vitamin K2 and D3 supplement from Korea. I took one small tablet a day with my parents while raising two children. Verdict: an easy daily option for taking both nutrients together.
The Day Tunteun Kids Cal-Mag Plus K2 Strawberry Flavor is a children’s nutritional supplement used in a daily routine in Korea. I tried one sachet a day for my child after age two, and the strawberry flavor went down well. Verdict: an easy daily option my child enjoyed.
Tokyo Meta Gold Phyto Sambakcho Extract Maekmundong Tablets are herbal tablets I tried in Korea for a few days during seasonal changes. I took them with water in the morning and found the small, nearly tasteless tablets easy to keep up with, though I did not notice any major change.
Garuseonsaeng Seoritae Mix-in Oat Drink is a powdered oat drink from Korea that I mixed with milk during busy school-morning preparations. Using two spoonfuls in 200 ml of milk made a thin, smooth, nutty drink that my husband and child also enjoyed. I liked that it required no advance preparation.
HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal Moist Cleansing Balm is a charcoal cleansing balm the writer has gone through several tubs of on sensitive skin. The writer massaged the balm into dry skin with no water, rinsed with lukewarm water, and removed eye and lip makeup with the balm alone before finishing with a foam cleanser. Her verdict: HEEDA Jirisan cleared makeup with a small amount and left her skin feeling less tight afterwards.
라라비타 NMNH Mix is a capsule supplement from Korea that I tried during the busy, tiring start of my children’s new school year. I started with one capsule a day and found the capsule and small bottle convenient, though I did not track use over time or specific changes. Verdict: easy to take, with only an unrecorded personal impression about fatigue.
The Day Tunteun Vitamin is a mango-flavored kids' multivitamin and mineral stick supplement from Korea. I mixed it with water for my 7-year-olds, who find powder difficult to take on its own, and they drank it without resistance. The individual sticks were especially convenient for busy mornings and outings.
Tokyo Meta Gold Phyto Sambulcho Extract Tablets are a provided food supplement I added to my seasonal morning routine in Korea. They were neither sweet nor bitter to me, and I liked pairing the routine with tea and water, while viewing the tablets only as supplementary support alongside everyday habits.
