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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 Heukseon is a Korean breakfast meal powder made with domestic beans and black foods. Mixed with water or Almond Breeze, it was a filling breakfast option while I tried to eat less chocolate at work. Verdict: I preferred it with Almond Breeze or oat milk for a nuttier, sweeter taste.
I tried HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal Jojoba Seed Oil Moisturizing Cleansing Balm on dry skin in Korea to remove makeup and sunscreen. It melted smoothly, and my skin felt relatively less tight after washing; I slowly rolled it over the nose area, though it did not erase blackheads in one use.
Lalavita NMN 1g Powder Sticks are a 60-stick food supplement I received by international delivery in Korea. I stored them in the refrigerator and dissolved one under my tongue each morning; the tart flavor was fine, and although I sometimes felt lighter, that was only my personal impression.
The Day Tunteuntamin is a mango-flavored powdered children’s multivitamin in individual sachets, available in Korea through The Day’s official brand store and online shopping malls. I tried the provided product with my child, who usually refuses supplements but liked the flavor enough to ask for it first; the portable sachets were convenient, though I found it quite sweet.
Tokyo Meta Gold Pine Red Pine Forest Pine Needle Extract Tablets are a tablet-form dietary supplement I took after meals in Korea. The mild scent and easy routine worked well for me, though the lighter feeling after meals was only my personal impression.
Garuseonsaeng Drinkable Drinkable Black Grain Meal Replacement is a 500g Korean black-grain powder meal. Mixed with cold water on rushed mornings, it dissolved smoothly and had a mild nutty flavor with satisfying fullness. A solid choice for an easy, filling breakfast.
HEEDA Glutathione High-End Glow Radiance Serum is a Korean skincare serum I used on dry skin for two weeks during winter. Applied after toner morning and night, it absorbed with moisture and little stickiness, and I liked the glow it left, though results can vary by skin condition.
Lala Vita Super Youth NMNH 400mg is a dietary supplement I tried in Korea, taking two capsules each morning. It was easier than managing several products separately, and while I sometimes felt less easily tired, I cannot say the product caused that change.
The Day Strong Immunity Jelly is a mango-flavored, individually wrapped kids’ multivitamin gummy I tried for my elementary-school son’s back-to-school nutrition. He liked it enough to ask for it first, and the bright yellow packaging was easy to spot when packing for outings.
Tokyo Meta Gold Pine Red Pine Forest Pine Needle Extract Tablets are a tablet-form food product I tried in Korea. I found the scent unobtrusive and the tablets easy to take with water, but I could not say there was a clear short-term change.
Garuseonsaeng Drinkable Zero-Sugar Matcha Latte is individually packed Jeju matcha powder from Korea. At 14,900 won for 10 sachets, it tasted far better with milk than water, with a smooth, pleasantly bitter matcha flavor and just enough sweetness. Verdict: a satisfying easy at-home matcha latte.
HEEDA Glutathione High-End Glow Radiance Serum is a lightweight Korean serum I tried for a few days on sensitive skin before morning makeup. It absorbed quickly without irritation and made my skin look smoother and more even-toned, though I saw a subtle rather than dramatic change.
