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Drops of oil and water on glassGenerada por IA · ficticia
Skin & Clinics · Concern guide

Dryness & tight skin after flying

Cabin air, hotel heating and autumn wind in Seoul

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Traducción por IA · En este prototipo el contenido se muestra en inglés. Verificado por la redacción

What it looks like

Flaking around the mouth, makeup catching on the cheeks by noon.

What you can do on a trip (non-medical)
  • Two thin layers of watery toner before cream, while skin is still damp.
  • Keep hotel room humidity up (wet towel by the bed works).
  • Highlighter on cheekbone only — shine on dry patches makes flakes show more.
Questions to bring if you see a dermatologist
  • Is it tightness only, or also itching / cracking?
  • What climate did you fly in from?
  • Are you using retinoids or acids at home?

Boundary: This page describes daily care and makeup placement only. It does not diagnose skin conditions or claim skincare efficacy.

Makeup & daily steps from bnt shoots

Close-up of a cheek with a soft highlight on the upper cheekbone; skin texture visibleGenerada por IA · ficticia
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How is the 'glass skin' look in this pictorial done?2026-10-02 · Photo Park Chanhyuk (fictional)
Five glass-skin steps laid out: toner, moisturizer, cushion, highlighter, lipGenerada por IA · ficticia
Get the LookGlass skin in five steps5 steps · Tried by bnt: Editor Kim Yeonsu (fictional)

Related desk reporting

Autumn leaves and a glass of water by a windowGenerada por IA · ficticia
bnt health & beauty desk · 2026-10-08
Seoul in October: dry wind outside, warm air inside — what dermatologists tell visitors

Visitors often arrive after a long flight and buy five new products on day one. Two Seoul dermatologists explain why doing less for the first 48 hours makes any consultation more useful.

Reporter Park Jihye, bnt health & beauty desk (fictional)

Questions on this topic

Should I try new K-beauty skincare products right before seeing a dermatologist in Seoul?

Dermatologists interviewed by bnt advise keeping your usual cleanser and one plain moisturizer for 48 hours before a visit, so new-product irritation is not confused with your baseline skin.

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Seoul dermatology clinics (facts only)

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● Verified · 3 · 2026-10-08Hayan Dermatology Clinic (fictional)Clinics · CheongdamNo photos on clinic pages (Medical Service Act, D50).
◇ Provided by the business · 2026-10-06Gyeol Skin Clinic (fictional)Clinics · HannamNo photos on clinic pages (Medical Service Act, D50).

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