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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.
Garu Seonsaeng Mix-in Oat Drink is a 500g oat powder meal replacement from Korea that I mixed with milk and warm water. It tasted richly nutty in milk, dissolved better than expected in cold milk, and could be made thick like oat porridge for a quick breakfast.
Garu Seonsaeng Drinkable Raw Soy Milk Injeolmi is an injeolmi-flavored powdered soy milk from Korea. Two scoops mixed smoothly into 180 mL of cold water, with a nutty, sweet flavor and no powder settling at the bottom. Verdict: a lovely quick breakfast for anyone with an old-fashioned palate.
HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal Moist Cleansing Balm is a makeup-removing cleansing balm the writer used on dry skin troubled by dryness and small bumps after pregnancy. Taking off a full face of makeup by rolling and emulsifying, the writer found less residue than with cleansing water and less tightness after rinsing. For dry skin weighing makeup removal against post-wash tightness, HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal was worth keeping.
라라비타 NMN 1 g Powder Sticks are an NMN dietary supplement from Korea. I received them to look at the taste, packaging, and ease of taking them, but did not record a specific use period or changes after taking them. Verdict: The easy-tear sticks, fine powder, and tangy taste were convenient.
The Day Tunteun Kids Calma-D Plus K2 is a strawberry-flavored powdered supplement for children in Korea. I chose it after considering my growing child’s smaller meals and reduced outdoor activity, and the four ingredients listed on the product. Verdict: its pleasant flavor made one packet a day easy to keep up with.
Tokyo Meta Gold Phyto Sambackcho Extract Tablets are herbal food tablets I tried in Korea for seasonal nasal dryness and rhinitis concerns. They were easier to take than powder, and while my nose felt less dry over time, I did not notice an immediate change.
Garu Seonsaeng Jeju Matcha Powdered Soy Milk is a powdered soy drink from Korea. I tried it in cold water during busy mornings and travel, and its gentle sweetness let the matcha bitterness and nutty soy flavor come through naturally. Verdict: an easy pick for a clean-tasting matcha drink.
HEEDA Glutathione High-end Glow Serum is a Korean brightening serum in a 30ml bottle, tested here on dry skin morning and evening. HEEDA's serum spread lightly with little stickiness or heaviness, worked as a small amount before makeup, and layered easily with a moisturizing cream on dry evenings. A good match for anyone who wants glow without a tacky, heavy finish.
Lala Vita NMNH is an NMN supplement I added to my after-meal routine in Korea. After taking it following avocado salad, I personally felt less heavy in the morning, and I also gave it to my parents as a practical gift. Verdict: a convenient option for building a daily routine, while keeping personal impressions separate from product benefits.
The Day Woori Ai Tunteuntamin is a children's multivitamin powder-stick product from Korea. It contains 11 vitamins and 3 minerals, with a lightly sweet mango flavor and an easy-open stick pouch that can be taken without water. Verdict: a convenient option to consider when flavor matters in a children's vitamin.
Tokyo Meta Gold Phyto Sambakcho Extract Tablets are a food supplement I tried in Korea for about a week after looking for products made with naturally derived ingredients. Dissolved in warm water, they were easy to prepare and had a mild plant-like aroma and nutty taste; any changes I noticed were personal impressions, not confirmed effects.
Garuseonsaeng Seoritae Zero Sugar Matcha is a Korean single-stick matcha drink powder made to mix with milk. With 0 g sugar and 16 kcal per 12 g stick, it has a gently bitter matcha note and a clean sweetness. Verdict: an easy home café pick for an afternoon sweet drink.
