K-beauty Brands Loved by Hollywood Stars Up to 48% Off Amazon

K-beauty brands endorsed by Hollywood celebrities are being featured in Amazon’s summer beauty event, offering discounts of up to 48% through May 11.

Screenshot of Hollywood Reporter article featuring K-beauty brands loved by Hollywood stars
Screenshot of The Hollywood Reporter featuring K-beauty brands loved by Hollywood stars.

On April 28, The Hollywood Reporter highlighted the popularity of Korean beauty products among stars like Sydney Sweeney, RosΓ©, and Florence Pugh in its shopping column. The article noted that many of these brands are now available at reduced prices through Amazon’s ongoing β€œSummer Beauty Event”, which includes a dedicated category for β€œK-Beauty Favorites.”

The report stated that products from MediCube, Biodance, Laneige, and Dr. Jart can be purchased at up to 48% off until May 11. It also observed that while the 10-step skincare routine once defined K-beauty, today’s bestsellers aim to simplify daily routines while addressing multiple skin concerns at once.

The article listed 13 top-selling Korean beauty products included in the promotion. These included:

  • MediCube, favored by model and entrepreneur Hailey Bieber

  • Laneige, recommended by actress Sydney Sweeney

  • Dr. Jart, praised by Florence Pugh for its sheet masks

  • Biodance, known for its popularity among Hollywood beauty professionals

The article also noted that β€œwith increasing concern over potential tariff impacts on imports, it may be wise to purchase your favorite products before prices rise.”

K-beauty deals spotlighted by Allure and Glamour

Allure echoed the excitement in its own feature titled β€œEven Tariffs Can’t Stop These K-beauty Deals on Amazonβ€”21 Must-Haves to Add to Your Cart.” The outlet described the discounted Korean beauty products as essentials for achieving β€œglass skin” during the summer season.

It encouraged readers to act quickly, stating that the deals might vanish β€œbefore you can say β€˜chok chok,’” a Korean term describing plump, hydrated skin. The article briefly explained that β€œchok chok” refers to skin that is visibly dewy and full of moisture.

Glamour also covered Korean skincare in a separate article, where one of its editors wrote about Korean vitamin C serums. β€œAs a committed fan of K-beauty and a professional beauty journalist who regularly tests skincare, I can say Korean vitamin C serums have never let me down,” the editor wrote. β€œWhenever I want a brighter complexion, I reach for these luminous heroes.”


BY YOONJAE JUNG [jung.yoonjae@koreadaily.com]