Why do many Korean cosmetics use Chinese for their names?

I think there are two reasons, the first reason is that the text used in Korea before is Chinese characters, yes, it is the text we Chinese use now, and the text changed in the later period of Korea to become Korean, and it is not difficult to find that Korean characters were derived from Chinese characters when watching Korean dramas.

Therefore, Chinese characters are also equivalent to a kind of cultural heritage in South Korea, and the founders of many old top cosmetics or skin care products in Korea are generally older, and they only know Chinese characters when they founded the brand, but they do not know the new Korean language after the reform. And how can a big-name skincare product change its logo frequently? Anyway, I've never seen the world's top skincare brand change its logo when it's already on the market!

Frequent logo changes have a bad impact on a company, so it is not difficult to find that many Korean skincare brands have Chinese characters on them. It's like Korea's top skincare products"After", This is really all the top skin care brands in South Korea, and even Li Yan found out that Faye Wong was also using this skin care product when she photographed the dressing table of her **** mother Faye Wong.

You see, how can even the brands used by big-name celebrities be bad? So this situation is really common. And I think another important reason is that South Korea has already oriented its consumer market to China!

Why? Because there are too many fake Chinese skin care products, what fluorescein, hormones and other three-no products have disappointed Everbright National, so Chinese women have gradually set their sights on Korean makeup, and South Korea has also seen this business opportunity!

Because South Korea's population is nothing compared to China's, Korean skincare brands have changed their names to Chinese characters in order to cater to Chinese consumers. I have to say it's really a good strategy.

Korean technology in these aspects of beauty and makeup has always been popular. Especially the Chinese. Like our Chinese's ** is more suitable for Japanese and Korean cosmetics, European and American cosmetics are not suitable for us, too tough.

Japan and South Korea are relatively moderate. And domestic brands everyone knows that in China, anything with a brand will be sold very expensive, and there are many fakes, and when you usually buy something, the price of bargaining is almost beyond your imagination. At this time, Chinese people are very confused about whether they can buy real things.

South Korea has done a good job in these aspects, and they have in-depth research on skin care products and cosmetics. **Affordable, and the effect is also considerable. So many Chinese girls like to go to South Korea to buy cosmetics, **ah, and so on.

However, almost all Korean cosmetics are in Korean. There is no doubt about that. If most of what you see is in Chinese, there are only two possibilities.

One is that you may have encountered fakes, many of the cosmetics stores on the ** are fakes, and for countries like South Korea, which have a lot of cosmetics, or in foreign countries, you don't know about these true and fake identifications, and it is easy to be deceived.

There are also some Korean brands that cooperate with China, all of which are Chinese cosmetics, so Chinese will be written on them. But I recommend that you don't buy the Chinese version, many girls who have used it feel that the effect is not obvious, and it is not as easy to use as the Korean version of the original. The normal Korean version of cosmetics is all in Korean, and the names are also transliterated a lot.

Some will post the Chinese version of the commentary on top of the Korean language, while others will directly be in full Korean.

So if you see really a lot of it in Chinese, it's best not to buy it. If you don't know much about cosmetics, I still hope you check more, don't buy fakes, and take good care of them**.

Because Korea was one of China's vassal states in ancient times, Chinese characters were regarded as a high-level script.

The production date, expiration date, and other common representations in Korean cosmetics are as follows:

1. Production date (the production date is generally followed or preceded by the Korean (manufacturing), and the default is not the production date.

2. Deadline (The deadline will be marked with Korean (as of)<>

3. No other characters: only the date has no other characters, and this sign is the date of production.

4. Shelf life after opening: The following logo is usually on the back of cosmetics, which is the shelf life after opening.

Representation of production date in Korean: The corresponding Chinese character is manufacturing, which indicates the production date, usually following the date, and sometimes putting it in front;

Expiration date in Korean: The corresponding Chinese character is the expiration date, which indicates the expiration date, and sometimes it is also represented by , and the corresponding Chinese character is the circulation period;

The general deadline for cosmetics in South Korea is to draw a small bottle with an opening on it; For example, if it is marked 12m, it means that it is valid for 12 months after opening. And most of the Korean makeup bottles have an expiration date written on the bottom, such as Sulwhasoo, Hou, Breath, Ohui, AHC, Hera, Yibo, Laneige, Innisfree, Nature Paradise, etc.

Hello dear, happy to serve you! Yes, Korean cosmetics can also be considered as branded cosmetics. Branded cosmetics are usually manufactured and sold by large cosmetics companies in Ilkyung Tachi, and have their own unique brand image and design, such as Amorepacific, Sulwhasoo, Laneige and so on.

There are many reasons why branded cosmetics are called brands. First of all, branded cosmetics have a high quality and credibility, and consumers usually consider the brand name when buying. Second, branded cosmetics often have a specific design, packaging, and sales strategy that sets them apart from other cosmetics.

In addition, branded cosmetics usually employ means such as advertising, sponsorship, celebrity endorsements, etc., in their marketing strategies to increase brand awareness and brand loyalty of consumers. In short, branded cosmetics have the characteristics of high quality, unique design and marketing strategy, and good reputation, which make them occupy a place in the fierce market competition.

Cosmetics in Korean:

1. Toner

2. Essence

3. Emulsion

4. Eye cream and lipstick

5. Cream, elastic cream, whitening cream, hydrating cream, nutrition cream, etc. There is also BB cream (BB CC cream (CC) in beauty

6. Sunscreen Barrier Cream 7, Foundation Liquid BB Cream 8, Loose Powder

9. Eyebrow pencil

10. Eyeshadow, eyeliner or 11, mascara

12. Blush and lipstick

Lipstick.

Mascara.

Nail polish.

Moisturizer.

Latex. - Blush.

- Nail polish remover.

Toilet water.

Eyeliner.

Eyebrow pencil. Powdered eyeshadow.

Eye cream. - Serum.

Nutritional creams.

Cold cream. - Powder.

--Beauty creams.

Cleansing lotion.

-Powder. Foundation.

--**。Hand cream.

- Lotion.

--Perfume.

This is supposed to be a cleanser, it seems to have been written incorrectly, right? It should be a serum, needless to say, the iope used after water and lotion is a Korean makeup brand, which is a manufacturer of dream makeup, which is quite good Sun Block White, which is a lotion with sunscreen function, generally BB cream

Active Sun Block Sunscreen Laneige's Reservoir Series Serum.

1 cleansing cream (makeup remover).

2 Serums.

3 IOPE Korean brand is more suitable for people over 25 years old to use 4 whitening sunscreen.

5 Sunscreen.

6 Laneige Reservoir Essence The one in the blue bottle.

Cosmetics in Korean:

1. Toner

2. Essence

3. Emulsion

4. Eye cream and lipstick

5. Cream, elastic cream, whitening cream, hydrating cream, nutrition cream, etc. There is also BB cream (BB CC cream (CC) in beauty

6. Sunscreen and barrier cream

7. Foundation liquid BB cream

8. Loose powder

9. Eyebrow pencil

10. Eyeshadow eyeliner or

11. Mascara

12. Blush and lipstick