Korean Skincare Mini-Haul

Korean skincare is super popular right now, everyone is loving it. They are some of the 'it' products of this year. There are now so many places that you can get K-beauty products, Asos and Sephora being two of them. But, a couple of weeks ago Tk Maxx ran a big K-beauty Event which is where I went a bit wild. I mean, K-beauty is great as it is but at a discounted price? Sign me up! Some of the brands I seen were; my favourite K-beauty brand Etude House, Tony Moly and Elizavecca. Enough of me rambling though, and get into the mini-haul!

Etude House Cherry Lip Gel Patch

I have seen products all like this all over Instagram, literally all over. Every beauty tutorial now seems to start with one of these patches being applied, so I was intrigued. It is supposed to leave my lips 'soft, supple and smooth'.

Missha Pure Source Cell Sheet Mask in Pearl

Everyone knows what a sheet mask is, I don't think I need to say anything else. The pearl essence in this sheet mask is supposed to brighten up any dull skin, as well as smooth it out.

MediHeal Line Friends P.D.F.A.C Dressing Ampoule Mask

Another sheet mask, I can never have too many of these. This one looks quite scary and very medical official, but it is still just a normal sheet mask. It has Portulaca Oleracea extract and salicylic acid concentrate to quickly help any skin problem areas.

Elizavecca Milky Piggy Carbonated Bubble Clay Mask

The shining star of my mini-haul; the Carbonated Bubble Clay Mask. The youtube videos of beauty gurus trying this specific product out are everywhere. If you watch beauty videos on the regular then I am willing to bet that you have seen a review of it. I am so excited to try this out, I cannot wait.

K-beauty is so exciting! I cannot wait to try these products out. Tk Maxx still have some products left over when ever I pop in, so if you missed the official event still check out your local store.

Have you ever tried any K-beauty products? What is your favourite?

Louise x x

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