Dermatologist shares favorite Korean skincare ingredients | Dr. Jenny Liu

Yess part 2! Would you also share some sheet masks, hand creams and lip balms you recommend from Asian brands?

Can you please do a review on the VT reedle shot please? ❤

Great video! The ultimate reassurance when Dr. Liu talks about ingredients and products you already use 😂 I love K beauty, always want to learn more-would love more videos like this!

Yes part 2!! Can you do a video about Korean vitamin C products? I am having a difficult time finding the right product for my skin

Yes, part 2 would be great! Also, as you mentioned, could you please give some details about mugwort and how it works on eczema? A topic of ingredients and products for eczema and rosacea skin would also be really helpful 🤗 Thank you for your efforts 🫰🏼

I would love a part two!

I think you'll be glad to hear that the snail mucin moisturizer comes in a tube as well for easy application!

Would love a part two and reviews on products with mugwort!

Thanks✨🌸

This video was very helpful. Thanks. Ginseng as well please for Part 2

Hey Jenny! I'm a new subscriber that to happened to stumble across your content and I have been loving all the videos! Its very informative. I'm curious about your take on the notion of Western vs Eastern skincare for anti-aging. When it comes to reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and age spots, do you think investing in mainstream retinol products from brands like Paula’s Choice, COSRX and Some By Mi are more effective than going for Traditional Korean Hanbang options? Specifically, I'm wondering if splurging on premium panex ginseng brands like Sulwhasoo, Donginbi and The History of Whoo justifies the higher price for better results. What's your perspective on this 🙂?

Hi! I would love for you to do a deep dive into ginseng skincare that is affordable that works hysterically as good as the expensive skincare

As soon as I started to use essenses and creams and spfs from Korea, I forgot about any dryness of skin

😊 Oh I loove the BOJ Green Tea+ Mugwort serum ❤ I also have a Isn'tTree Mugwort Mask that's really not that expensive but feels like a high-end product and the results are amazing! I often multi-mask with Origins Out Of Trouble Salicylic Acid+Zinc+Sulfur mask - the BHA+sulfur mask on my T zone area and the mugwort mask on cheekbones and jawline. I am curious of the I'm From line but mostly of their facial cremes such as I'm From Rice (I love rice based products!!) but also their mugwort creme. Last but not least, Tremella 🍄 I prefer Tremella aka Snow Mushroom to hyaluronic acid any day ❤ My favorite product with Tremella is also Korean, I think, but it's worth to be mentioned anyway: the label is called Chasing Rabbits and the product is called Magic Beauty Shroom and is a really nice tremella essence. It's not very expensive either and it's inci says pretty much just Tremella Fuciformis extract. Thank you for a great video! It was my second time watching this channel but I will surely watch a third and a forth video right now! ❤

is the dove dandruff dryness and itch relief shampoo meant to be used as a treatment, then use normal shampoo?

Thanks for an informative video yet again! Have you heard of VT reedle serum? Any thoughts? And yes to part 2 as well. What about ginseng? I had heard it’s good to inflammation?

What about pearl extract? I really want to learn more about that one

Can you please cove Heartleaf / houttuynia cordata extract in part two please?

Good video, but the music was competing with your voice too much. I didn't get through the whole thing and looked at the description to see the products instead. It would have been great if the music was just in the background.

Hey Dr Liu, I have a question about “plant derived” vs “synthetic”. If, say we were to compare a molecule of Ethanol, would plant derived Ethanol behave any differently from synthetic Ethanol? Based on my knowledge of science both molecules should have the same properties right?