K-Beauty Mavens: K-Beauty Blogger Starts eCommerce Pop Up Shop for Curated Korean Beauty Products Based on Customers Skin Type
Summary
“They end up wasting a lot of time and money, and I want to put a stop to that.” Serving as an eCommerce, product review, and informational skin care site, Sokopop.com will also offer marketing services and a platform for Korean brands that want to promote their products to young Korean beauty fans in the 18-34 demographic.Orlando, FL, January 30, 2017 --( PR.com )-- Korean beauty products or “K-Beauty” have been gaining worldwide popularity for their skin care innovations that deliver proven results.Unusual ingredients in Korean beauty products are also noteworthy: donkey milk, horse oil, snail secretion, bee venom are just a few of the most routine additives.From sheet masks to eye creams, to toners and emulsifiers, Korean beauty products are quickly becoming mainstream and expanding our beauty vocabularies.As someone who has not only launched a successful product review blog, but has also educated herself and her readers on proper skin care, Giselle Herrera, the founder of Sokopop.com, hopes to bring more attention to personalized skin care sets for buyers.“They end up wasting a lot of time and money, and I want to put a stop to that.”Serving as an eCommerce, product review, and informational skin care site, Sokopop.com will also offer marketing services and a platform for Korean brands that want to promote their products to young Korean beauty fans in the 18-34 demographic.Sokopop.com launches on March 1, 2017.