Time-pressed, strategic spenders turn to at-home beauty care
Feb 11, 2016
Despite her busy schedule, Kim Na-eun, a 30-year-old office worker in Seoul, visits a skin care clinic every now and then, whenever she feels the need to rejuvenate, or allot some “proper attention” to her skin. These days, though, her visits have stopped -- not because she has stopped investing in skin care, but since she now relies on a set of high-end self-aesthetic devices instead to look after her skin. Ranging from a rechargeable sonic skin cleansing brush to a microcurrent-generating faci