They wear sunscreen like every 2 hours, avoid the sun as much as they can, they go to facial spas for facial treatments, they have a strict facial routine, their makeup make them look lighter, some of them bleach their skin, drink lots of water, exercise, and eat foods that's good for their skin.
Dermatologists Reveal How Idols Have More Flawless Skin Than Regular Customers. The secret is surprisingly simple! Many idols boast flawless, glass skin, so it's only natural to wonder if their skin treatments are different from what regular customers receive.
The only reason Kpop stars look like they have no acne is because their faces are airbrushed to the max and photoshopped on pictures. And on stage, there are so many edits and cuts you won't even be thinking about their acne. Plus makeup covers it up really well.
In Korea, skin is always first. They value skin as being more important than makeup or fashion. Their skin secret is that they are using alternative, animal and natural ingredients that a lot of popular skincare brands hadn't really considered using in the past.
Well, glass skin denotes a smooth, hydrated and luminous skin which is glass smooth. In layman's language an extremely dewy skin can be termed as glass skin. How is it achieved? Firstly, you have to double cleanse our skin with a gentle oil-based cleanser, followed by a foam-based cleanser.
This might come as a shock for some of you but K-Pop Idols do suffer from pimples and acne. You might be wondering “But their skin look so good in videos and close up shots.” Well, this all because many cameras have a blurring effect, plus the makeup helps a lot.
They mostly use tampons or menstrual cups over pads for their schedules, so that they can freely move around, especially while performances. They tend to take hormonal pills to avoid getting menses so that it does not affect their already designed appear.
Originally Answered: How do Kpop stars' skin color change? These people take extra measures to have fair and clean skin. Well first of all, during their trainee days, they would mostly stay indoors, that lightens up skin a bit, and they use facial products, such as masks, BB cream, sunscreen, etc.
Ever wondered why? It's because Koreans tend to view caring for their complexion as the ultimate investment, worthy of not only their money, even more so their time. In fact, most perform an intricate 10-step cleansing and moisturizing routine—every single night.
Based on tradition, Koreans only used natural and harsh-free ingredients to create the clear, glowy, and natural-looking skin through multiple generations that made K-Beauty products better and so popular today. Natural Korean makeup can still be made today for people to try at home by making your very own face mask.
Suga. Snow White isn't the only one with a skin as white as snow. Look at how white Suga's skin is! Fans who have seen Suga in person would definitely say that he's got milky white skin.
When it comes to skincare, Cho says Korean women use “natural skin brighteners such as rice extracts, vitamin C, and licorice, as well as exfoliators. For stubborn brown spots, they will visit the dermatologist to lighten the brown spots using lasers.”
But most people believe it is due to the Korean Peninsula having an agriculture-based economy throughout its history. Since noblemen and the wealthy were spared from the burden of everyday labor in the blazing sun, pale, white skin was considered a symbol of wealth.
Former Crayon Pop member Way has revealed that most stylists carry white, black, and nude-colored bras with them. Sometimes, they keep spare panties and safety shorts. Way also said that most often than not, she would wear a nude Calvin Klein bra that provided good support and was waterproof.
Surprise was the most common emotion in response to news of H.O.T's Moon Heejoon announcing his marriage to fellow K-pop idol Soyul of Crayon Pop. As marriages between K-pop idols are rare, the public were surprised but nevertheless happy for the couple. They got married on February 12, 2017.
EVERY women out their gets periods, every single one! Not only Jennie but all of Blackpink. Only men don't get periods, women do. This is also a reminder to people that they are expected to do promotions even on their periods, it doesn't matter how painful it is.
They wear sunscreen like every 2 hours, avoid the sun as much as they can, they go to facial spas for facial treatments, they have a strict facial routine, their makeup make them look lighter, some of them bleach their skin, drink lots of water, exercise, and eat foods that's good for their skin.
She explained staff members always carry around hand towels for the idols to wipe their sweat after performances. Way also shared that most idol stars receive laser hair removal for their armpits as continuous shaving can cause scars, uneven skin, and pigmentation.
The first step is eye makeup remover. Next, Chung Ha follows with an oil-based cleanser to completely dissolve her makeup. Then she reaches for a water-based cleanser to wash away dirt and sweat from her face. Lastly, Chung Ha likes to do what she calls "bubbling it out" with a face wash that, well, bubbles.
Since BTS debuted, they was know for having dark skin color ( except for Suga), especially RM but these days, their pictures was whitewashed so I keep wondering why RM look so white and why BTS skin look so unreal.