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How Americans' skin became a K-beauty craze
A Korean beauty treatment is taking the skin care world by storm . It's made from the skin of dead American donors.
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A Korean beauty treatment that uses the skin of deceased American donors is gaining rapid popularity. The products claim to reduce signs of aging and are expected to generate $75 million in sales this year in South Korea. The surge reflects growing consumer interest in novel, cross‑border skincare solutions.
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