Beauty Of Joseon Glow Serum Propolis + Niacinamide is a regenerating and brightening serum suitable for all skin types. It can be used both morning and evening.

Key Benefits

• Helps hydrate and soothe the skin while supporting its skin barrier.
• Niacinamide contributes to a brighter and more even tone and helps maintain the balance between oiliness and hydration.
• The serum is designed to care for problematic or irritated skin and skin with enlarged pores.
• Its thicker texture resembles honey, yet leaves no sticky feeling after absorption.
• In a clinical study cited by the manufacturer, an improvement in skin radiance of 23.31% was recorded after 3 weeks among 21 participants.
• A further clinical study recorded an improvement in sebum production of 51.42% after 3 days among 33 participants.

Regular use thus supports a more hydrated, calmer, brighter, and more even-looking complexion.

Ingredients

• 60% propolis extract provides soothing, nourishing, and hydration-supporting properties.
• 2% niacinamide supports a brighter and more even skin appearance.
• BHA is represented by 0.5% betaine salicylate.
• The formula also contains sodium hyaluronate and extracts of tea tree and centella asiatica.
• The serum is alcohol-free.
• Beauty Of Joseon designates the product as cruelty-free.

Application and Dosage

Apply 2–3 drops to the face and neck and gently pat in until fully absorbed. The serum can be incorporated into both morning and evening skincare routines. When used during the day, follow with a sunscreen.

For sensitive skin, a 24-hour patch test is recommended before first use. The serum is labelled as suitable for use in a skincare routine during pregnancy.

By using the serum morning and evening, it can easily be integrated into a regular skincare regimen.

Packaging and Volume

• Each pack contains 30 ml of serum.

About the Brand

The philosophy of Beauty Of Joseon is rooted in traditional Korean Hanbang medicine, combining traditional herbs with modern, laboratory-backed ingredients. It draws inspiration from the Gyuhap Chongseo encyclopaedia from the Joseon dynasty period, authored by scholar Yi Bingheogak.