The secret Korean women don't tell
Did you come from one of my videos?
In 40 seconds I show you one recipe, without measurements and without the precautions. In the book each one has its own page: what you need, how to make it, how long to leave it on and what to avoid. Masks, toners, exfoliation and nighttime care, organized by chapter, so you can open it and know exactly what to do today.
See what's in the bookWhy the $80 cream didn't work
Skin gets drier and feels tight. It loses its glow and looks dull. Your face wakes up puffy and tired. Then comes the $80 jar from the pharmacy, which promises a lot and ends up forgotten in a drawer. Or the pretty recipe from the internet, made on Sunday and forgotten on Monday. What Korea does differently is not a product: it is a sequence. Cleanse without being harsh, rice essence, the right mask for your skin and seal in at night. Repeated. That is the secret of porcelain skin, and it trips up on three mistakes:
The mask that works for oily skin leaves dry skin tight; the one for dry skin feels heavy on oily skin. That is why every recipe in the book says who it is for, and the patch test on your arm comes before every new recipe.
A Sunday mask doesn't change your skin. Repeating it does. With 50 recipes, one per page, you choose based on what you have in the kitchen and repeat the one your skin liked.
Exfoliating hard, letting the mask dry until it feels tight, using acids during the day. Each page gives the right timing, how to apply it and the care that matters.
Who it's for
It's not for you if you're looking to treat a skin condition: inflamed acne, rosacea, dermatitis and melasma are for the dermatologist. And it's not a cosmetic procedure: it's care at home.
What's in the book
62 pages, with a photo for every recipe. First you read "Read this before you start" and do the patch test. Then you just open the chapter for what you have in your kitchen and do what it says.
Rice is the ingredient Korean women have used for generations. Here it comes with milk, fruit, vegetables and tea: each recipe changes the texture and the care.
Three pantry staples that care for your skin gently. Hydration and comfort without complications: each mask has three ingredients at most.
The light liquids that go after washing your face and before cream. Few ingredients, a few days in the refrigerator.
Exfoliate and cleanse without mistreating your skin, with very fine grain and little pressure. Once a week at most and never scrubbing.
Skin renews itself overnight. The cold compress soothes, the warm one relaxes, and the night gel or oil leaves your face soft in the morning.
Open the book
Two recipes from the book, just as they appear in the book: photo, exact measurements, step by step, how to use it and precautions.
Chapter 1 · Rice masks
Freshness and skin that looks freshly washed.
How to use itThin layer for 10 minutes. Rinse before it dries. Once a week.
PrecautionsDon't use metal utensils with the clay. If the mask dries and feels tight, moisten your face with spray water before rinsing.
Chapter 3 · Toners and essences
The Korean classic: glow and soft skin.
How to use itApply with a cotton pad on a clean face, once a day. Lasts up to 5 days in the refrigerator.
PrecautionsIf it smells strongly rotten or moldy: throw it out. In hot weather, 12 hours is enough. Diluted half and half with water it is gentler for sensitive skin.
Included at no extra cost
To turn the recipes into a routine, and care for your skin from the inside out too.
The night-by-night plan for 3 weeks: the purple rice mask, the 2-minute 3-finger massage and what to do each night to build the habit. It is what turns the 50 recipes into a routine.
24 drinks to care for your skin from the inside out: roasted grain teas, ginger with honey, fruits and flowers, light waters and juices. 33 pages.
Both bonuses arrive with the same access as the book.
Who wrote it
If you made it this far, you have probably already seen me in my videos making skin recipes in my kitchen.
I grew up in Koreatown, in Los Angeles, in a Korean family, among Koreans and Latinos. My grandmother had an aesthetics clinic in Seoul, and much of what she did there used what was in the kitchen: rice, green tea, honey, yogurt.
This book gathers the 50 recipes I use most, one per page, with exact measurements and precautions, so you can choose yours and repeat it.
I only ask one thing of you: do the patch test before every new recipe. Every skin is unique, and what works for me may not work for you.
"It's not an expensive pharmacy secret. It's a simple recipe, made consistently."
What you get today
One-time payment. Illustrated digital book, delivered to your email in minutes. Read it on your phone or print it.
All together: $ 70
Less than 20 cents per recipe. Less than a jar of pharmacy cream.
I want to start today
Start today: do the patch test and your first mask. If you feel the book is not for you, for any reason, write to me at the support email within 60 days and I will refund all your money.
No questions asked. The risk is mine, not yours.
Do-Yun
Frequently asked questions
It is a kitchen recipe, yes, and that is why it promises no miracles: no "10 years younger" or "goodbye Botox". What the book does is organize: 50 recipes with exact measurements, the right timing, who each one is for and the patch test before every new recipe. If it is not for you, you have a 60-day guarantee and I refund all your money.
The video shows one recipe, once, without measurements and without the precautions. The book has all 50, each on its own page, separated by chapter, with what you need, how to make it, how long to leave it on and what to avoid. It is consistency that changes how skin looks, not a single mask. And the 2 bonuses are included: the 21-night plan and 24 beauty teas and drinks.
The recipes are designed with mature skin in mind: oats, honey, yogurt, rice water and nighttime care. With consistency, what you can expect is glow, hydration and a more rested, even look. Results vary from person to person.
No, and I won't promise that: Botox and procedures are a conversation with your dermatologist. What the routine gives, night after night, is something else: skin that feels softer, more glow and hydration, and a face that wakes up looking rested instead of puffy. No needles and no looking artificial.
All from the supermarket: rice, rice flour, honey, oats, yogurt, green tea, chamomile, cucumber, papaya, aloe, white clay, almond oil. Each recipe has three ingredients at most, and the page tells you what you need.
Each recipe comes with the patch test on your arm: 10 minutes that show you whether your skin accepts it. If you have rosacea, dermatitis or inflamed acne, use acids or are pregnant, show the book to your dermatologist first.
It is a digital book: access to all 3 books arrives in your email as soon as payment is approved, to read on your phone or print. Nothing is shipped by mail. Payment is processed by Stripe, a secure payment platform: a single payment, no monthly fee, and with a 60-day guarantee.
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