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“Gold is used as an anti-aging ingredient, as it can help reduce inflammation, which is a cause of acne and hyperpigmentation,” explained Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank, an N.Y.C.-based cosmetic dermatologist. “When applied topically, it also helps brighten the skin."
But it’s the short-term benefits that have made gold masks skincare essential for pre-event prep. “Gold helps boost the microcirculation of the skin, leaving it energized and radiant,” says Dr. Yannis Alexandrides, an award-winning plastic surgeon And, although it’s about as decadent as a skincare trend can get, it’s not a case of style over substance: gold is both antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. “It helps treat skin infections and acne-prone complexions, as well as boosting cell renewal,” says Mimi Luzon, a celebrity facialist and esthetician known for her luxurious 24-karat gold masks. Gold nanoparticles have even been proven to have a stabilizing effect on active ingredients, making them more potent when combined.
Los Angeles, CA, 07/16/2020 3.45 PDT
Hollywood generally embraces — if not publicly, then privately — any treatment, procedure, or ingredient that promises miraculous fountain-of-youth-like results, and the latest trend to make its way stateside is no different, though it’s a little cringe-worthy. Snail slime, technically known as snail mucin or mucus, is a popular Korean beauty ingredient that has its origins in ancient tradition but has been modernized (think intense filtration process) for today’s slew of creams, serums, and sheet masks.
A growing number of Hollywood Superstars and models have reportedly tried it, as has celebrity makeup artist Troy Surratt (Leann Rimes, Adele), who says the ingredient piqued his curiosity. “I had heard the trend was gaining popularity because a doctor in Korea had discovered snail mucus had healing benefits and it expedited the healing of burns and had the ability to stimulate collagen production,” he says. He then headed to Seoul with fellow makeup guru Fiona Stiles to check it out.
Before animal cruelty protestors get out their picket signs, there are no snails hurt in this process. Sarah Chung, founder of Landing International, who worked with Ulta Beauty to curate their stores’ new Korean beauty offerings, says, “My first concern was whether snails were being harmed, but after speaking to my friends at COSRX, a leader in snail mucin serums and creams, my fears were dispelled. The snails actually walk across a very fine mesh that collects their mucin, and don’t experience any pain for the sake of our beauty!”
Chung adds that the ingredient has become such a K-beauty star (and no, it does not smell snail-y), that it no longer seems strange to her. It’s like a multivitamin for the complexion, and is a natural source of hyaluronic acid, enzymes and peptides, which hydrate, exfoliate and firm all at once.
Here are some of the reasons why you will fall in LOVE with this Serum -
✅ Immediate Results - you'll see the difference after your first application and the results just keep getting better!
✅ Fast and FREE shipping from the USA
“Gold is used as an anti-aging ingredient, as it can help reduce inflammation, which is a cause of acne and hyperpigmentation,” explained Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank, an N.Y.C.-based cosmetic dermatologist. “When applied topically, it also helps brighten the skin."
But it’s the short-term benefits that have made gold masks skincare essential for pre-event prep. “Gold helps boost the microcirculation of the skin, leaving it energized and radiant,” says Dr. Yannis Alexandrides, an award-winning plastic surgeon And, although it’s about as decadent as a skincare trend can get, it’s not a case of style over substance: gold is both antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. “It helps treat skin infections and acne-prone complexions, as well as boosting cell renewal,” says Mimi Luzon, a celebrity facialist and esthetician known for her luxurious 24-karat gold masks. Gold nanoparticles have even been proven to have a stabilizing effect on active ingredients, making them more potent when combined.
Los Angeles, CA, 07/16/2020 3.45 PDT
Hollywood generally embraces — if not publicly, then privately — any treatment, procedure, or ingredient that promises miraculous fountain-of-youth-like results, and the latest trend to make its way stateside is no different, though it’s a little cringe-worthy. Snail slime, technically known as snail mucin or mucus, is a popular Korean beauty ingredient that has its origins in ancient tradition but has been modernized (think intense filtration process) for today’s slew of creams, serums, and sheet masks.
A growing number of Hollywood Superstars and models have reportedly tried it, as has celebrity makeup artist Troy Surratt (Leann Rimes, Adele), who says the ingredient piqued his curiosity. “I had heard the trend was gaining popularity because a doctor in Korea had discovered snail mucus had healing benefits and it expedited the healing of burns and had the ability to stimulate collagen production,” he says. He then headed to Seoul with fellow makeup guru Fiona Stiles to check it out.
Before animal cruelty protestors get out their picket signs, there are no snails hurt in this process. Sarah Chung, founder of Landing International, who worked with Ulta Beauty to curate their stores’ new Korean beauty offerings, says, “My first concern was whether snails were being harmed, but after speaking to my friends at COSRX, a leader in snail mucin serums and creams, my fears were dispelled. The snails actually walk across a very fine mesh that collects their mucin, and don’t experience any pain for the sake of our beauty!”
Chung adds that the ingredient has become such a K-beauty star (and no, it does not smell snail-y), that it no longer seems strange to her. It’s like a multivitamin for the complexion, and is a natural source of hyaluronic acid, enzymes and peptides, which hydrate, exfoliate and firm all at once.
