HWANG MINHYUN WANNA ONE LIKE THIS SKINCARE

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Hwang Minhyun “Wanna One” is not only known as a Kpop guy who likes to clean up. But he also includes people who are very concerned about the health and cleanliness of their skin. No wonder Minhyun always looks flawless and has skin as smooth as a baby.

Here are 7 Korean skincare that can make skin as soft as Hwang Minhyun ‘Wanna One’.


Neogen Real Fresh Foam Cranberry. This facial cleanser contains fermented cranberry extract and high antioxidants that make the face look fresh, supple and radiant. This product is also capable of removing dirt and oil into the pores, cleansers that are suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin.

Skinfood Rice Mask Wash Off. Soft facial exfoliator, made from rice extracts that can brighten the face, remove dead skin cells so that the face looks fresh and dewy.


Nature Republic Soothing & Moisture Aloe Vera 90%. Toner that are free of parabens, mineral oils, and dyes make the skin moist and smooth without feeling sticky.

Klairs Freshly Juiced Vitamin C Serum. Serum which contains vitamin C as much as 5% so it is very soft on the skin even for sensitive skin. This serum is rich in antioxidants and can brighten the face.

Missha The Revolution The First Treatment Essence. Contains 90% yeast fermentation that can smooth and remove stains of acne scars. In addition, there is a content of niacinamide which brightens and cleanses the skin.

Innisfree Green Tea Fresh Cream. Face cream that can moisturize deeply with green tea content rich in amino acids and minerals. Enriched with a clove flower that can control sebum and keep skin smooth.

Tony Moly I’m Real Tomato Sheet Mask. This sheet mask contains tomato extract which can brighten, hydrate, tighten, and overcome tired skin.
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