What makes Korean skincare so effective, and how is it changing the spa industry? This conversation explores the latest K-beauty trends and what they mean for spa professionals and skincare lovers alike.
In this web chat between Jaclyn Luongo with PDO Max and Catherine Warren with Arch Amenities, we dive into the cultural roots of skincare in Korea, where it’s seen as a reflection of the soul, and break down the regenerative ingredients making waves in aesthetic medicine, including PDRN, exosomes, snail mucin, Centella Asiatica, hyaluronic acid, and niacinamide. We also discuss the shift from European luxury to science-backed skincare, why aesthetics is now outpacing massage in spas, and how home care is becoming an essential part of self-care.
Whether you’re a spa professional, esthetician, or skincare enthusiast, this is a must-watch look at where the industry is headed.
