Korean and Italian subtitles have now been added. Thank you for your patience ^^ KR: 한국어 자막 추가되었어요! ITA: Adesso sono disponibili anche i sottotitoli in italiano!
The white skin theory occured in cultures as a way of demonstrating that outdoor work wasn't done by that person. Later in US darker tan skin showed the person was able to go on vacations, or spend time at sports. Now we are all aware that ages us.
Ah, it seems to be just human nature to believe that physical beauty = inner beauty. Sometimes it's true, and sometimes it's not. Thank you for your interesting content, I enjoy learning about all this!
If it helps, I finished a mini introductory guide in two parts on TKM skincare last month 😁😁 you can find the playlist with all my videos on the topic on the homepage of my channel 😌
You my new favorite on youtube!! I love how indepth you get, and all the work you put into the videos (obviously an Art Director). My only complaint is the music is so loud. Can't wait for your next video!
Aww thank you! I'm very glad to hear you can recognise my efforts 🙏 Really sorry about the music, I used to check my videos with a home speaker system and I couldn't tell the music was too loud, but after I got a few comments about it I started to decrease the volume in my latest videos 😥 Hopefully it won't happen again!
I love the way you speak. Just a suggestion the music is a little too loud and hence distracting from the actual content. Hope you cater to this and don't mind. Love.
Thank you very much for letting me know, it's very helpful feedback! I recently started to lower the volume of the music in my most recent videos and I will be more careful in the future so it doesn't take away from my content 🙏
This video is very helpful and I like it!...and if it's possible can you make another video about korean creams that we can buy for example lotions or moisturizers for the oily and sensitive skin!?..
I know that the worship of white skin in East Asia is because the thinner the skin, the more it does not receive light, which means that it is an upper class. 동아시아에서 흰피부를 숭배하는 것은 피부가 흴수록 일을 안하고 빛을 받지 않은 것이고 곧 상류층임을 의미하기 때문인걸로 알고 있습니다만?
Can you tell more about Myeonyak please??! Can it be made at home? The eggs are to be fermented with shell or without shells? And the lid has to be tightly fitted or loose??
But I can't buy wine bcoz I'm a teenager Nd also as an indian my family are strict about wine and any alcoholic product... Can u plzz suggest any other product to add to make cream... Otherwise I'll watch ur video frst tym.. Nd I'm happy to say that ur incredible!!🔥🔥
Love your videos! If I could just suggest that the music is a little bit too loud and distracts your attention from your soft and beautiful voice :) xx
Hello, thank you very much 🙇 I got a few comments about the music so I decreased the volume in my latest videos. Still, thank you for the helpful feedback!
I would like to add that records of idealizing pale skin in my homeland goes back thousands of years, I read the other day going back as far as 2000BC. It predates Jesus and the existence of English history! Pale skin has been a part of Korea forever 🙂
Soooooo, years ago (when I was still a teen), my Vietnamese sister gave me a “cream” that was supposed to help me maintain my youthful vibrancy … I used it for a week and the look of glee on her face was palpable as my skin became lighter and lighter and lighter. It was a skin lightening elixir. 🤣❤️🤣 I must admit … it worked wonders. ❤️❤️❤️
She actually knew exactly what she was doing and from that day forward I kept my face out of the sun … this is literally the key to my skin … which is still pretty amazing in my fifties. That and I do not use soap to clean my skin, I use oils such as olive and coconut oil or almond oil, honey, et al. I still use egg whites and used tea bags, as well as cucumbers for tightening my skin.
Hi, there are no English books about it sadly :( I started this channel exactly with the intention of bringing to an international audience Korean content that was not available in English.
So... collagen, lemon and herbal that you need to eat. What you eat also helps how your skin glows. I take collagen, warm lemon drink and do diet (weigh loss).
Yes, many Korean academics recognise the similarities between ayurveda and Korean medicine. You can find some great papers on the subject, it’s definitely something interesting 😃
Unfortunately there are no English sources about this. I translated everything from Korean books on the subject, but I'm planning to translate some of these sources in the coming months.
Yes the Donguibogam has an entire section on skincare practices, my next video will be about the most ancient Korean treatment for acne as described in the Donguibogam 😀
Hi Tamil! I have a video on my channel called "Dull skin? Get your glow back...etc" featuring Korean herbal skincare products if that helps! I will make a video on dyi natural masks in the future, but in the meantime I think that video might be a good starting point
Hello ma'am 😊 I am your new subscriber from India, ma'am,your videos are really informative but ma'am I didn't get the last face treatment you said it's honey and...can you reply .and ma'am can give the actual tips of skin whitening naturally
Hello! Rice water is a natural source of Vitamin B so it evens skin tone and lightens dark spots. But it doesn't make your complexion whiter (meaning it doesn't reduce the amount of melanin in your skin) if that's what you meant. Hope this helps!
Ciao, ho controllato sia su desktop che su mobile e i sottotitoli sono presenti. Se non compaiono in automatico, le consiglio di cliccare il simbolo dei sottotitoli in basso a destra al video (rettangolo bianco con delle linee nere, dovrebbe essere il primo simbolo a partire da sinistra)
No skincare product is really "necessary" except for sunscreen. Everything depends on your personal preferences 😊 toners are mostly used to damp the skin so it will absorb better the following treatments (these are usually called essence or serum or ampoule), some people just use plain tap water to damp their face, I prefer to use a watery product (whether it's called "toner" or "first essence" etc it doesn't matter) because they’re formulated to be absorbed better by the skin compared to plain water, but it’s just a personal preference.
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Korean and Italian subtitles have now been added. Thank you for your patience ^^
KR: 한국어 자막 추가되었어요!
ITA: Adesso sono disponibili anche i sottotitoli in italiano!
I would love to hear about diet and Korean herbal medicine...the ancient ways.
I'm working on getting a reputable professional as a guest on my channel to talk about these topics 😎
From what you see on UA-cam, they eat like 80% carbs. Sugar is in all the sauces. Plus the dishes are carby
The white skin theory occured in cultures as a way of demonstrating that outdoor work wasn't done by that person. Later in US darker tan skin showed the person was able to go on vacations, or spend time at sports. Now we are all aware that ages us.
Ah, it seems to be just human nature to believe that physical beauty = inner beauty. Sometimes it's true, and sometimes it's not. Thank you for your interesting content, I enjoy learning about all this!
Thank you for all your videos. I really like that you put Korean cosmetics into a historic context :)
Thank you so much, I really like historical beauty videos myself so I'm glad this type of content resonates with other people as well 😊
Plz don't stop making this incredible videos 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much 😍😍 I really enjoy them making them as well, so expect lots of new videos like this one!
Yes Please! I think a video on traditional Korean medicin and how it applies to skin-care would be brilliant!
If it helps, I finished a mini introductory guide in two parts on TKM skincare last month 😁😁 you can find the playlist with all my videos on the topic on the homepage of my channel 😌
I love hearing your history on Korean skin care and I am very interested in your recommendations that you provide.
Your videos are WONDERFUL! I love all them. Thank you
Thank you 🥰🥰🥰
You my new favorite on youtube!! I love how indepth you get, and all the work you put into the videos (obviously an Art Director). My only complaint is the music is so loud. Can't wait for your next video!
Aww thank you! I'm very glad to hear you can recognise my efforts 🙏 Really sorry about the music, I used to check my videos with a home speaker system and I couldn't tell the music was too loud, but after I got a few comments about it I started to decrease the volume in my latest videos 😥 Hopefully it won't happen again!
Loved the video❤
Thank you 😍
Your videos are full of knowledge,have learned a lot about the origin of kbeauty. Thank you so much for all this information ❤️💕
Aww, thank you 🥰🥰
This is excellent and very informative and I'm happy I was able to watch this because this came by as recommended by UA-cam :)
I love watching your videos ❤
They are so informative .
Thank you, I'm really happy to hear it 🙇♀️
Love this🥰🙌.Great video.
👍nice!
We all were curious about Koreans beauty at ancient times
Thank you 😊
Just liked and subscribed. Thank you for your wealth of valuable information. ❤️❤️❤️
Very informative!!
Thank you so much! I'm very glad to hear it ❤
Great content. Interested in korean medicince in skin care.
I like your channel 🥺👑
Thank you 😭
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist 💐❤️❤️💜
Yes,Yes; Please do the Video!!!. Thank YOU
I love the way you speak. Just a suggestion the music is a little too loud and hence distracting from the actual content. Hope you cater to this and don't mind. Love.
Thank you very much for letting me know, it's very helpful feedback! I recently started to lower the volume of the music in my most recent videos and I will be more careful in the future so it doesn't take away from my content 🙏
love this ❤️
thank you 😍😍
Gonna try this !
👀👀👀 thank you 😄
This video is very helpful and I like it!...and if it's possible can you make another video about korean creams that we can buy for example lotions or moisturizers for the oily and sensitive skin!?..
Lovely, as usual. Thank you for such a wonderful wealth of information.
I know that the worship of white skin in East Asia is because the thinner the skin, the more it does not receive light, which means that it is an upper class.
동아시아에서 흰피부를 숭배하는 것은 피부가 흴수록 일을 안하고 빛을 받지 않은 것이고 곧 상류층임을 의미하기 때문인걸로 알고 있습니다만?
Wow nice remedy love it 💜💜💜
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😊
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Very useful and interesting. Thank you! :)
It's good Video :D 👍
I'm glad you like it ☺ I saw your post on FB and I'm looking forward to your next content!
Can you tell more about Myeonyak please??! Can it be made at home? The eggs are to be fermented with shell or without shells? And the lid has to be tightly fitted or loose??
But I can't buy wine bcoz I'm a teenager Nd also as an indian my family are strict about wine and any alcoholic product... Can u plzz suggest any other product to add to make cream... Otherwise I'll watch ur video frst tym.. Nd I'm happy to say that ur incredible!!🔥🔥
Love your videos! If I could just suggest that the music is a little bit too loud and distracts your attention from your soft and beautiful voice :) xx
Hello, thank you very much 🙇 I got a few comments about the music so I decreased the volume in my latest videos. Still, thank you for the helpful feedback!
Very interesting video 😊! Only the Music is a bit too loud compared to your voice. It makes it hard to hear you.
every colour is beautyful
I agree 😊 this series is meant only for historical purposes.
I would like to add that records of idealizing pale skin in my homeland goes back thousands of years, I read the other day going back as far as 2000BC. It predates Jesus and the existence of English history! Pale skin has been a part of Korea forever 🙂
Yes that's totally right! From what I read about it it's rooted in ancient shamanic traditions. Thanks for sharing and also for following me on IG 😊😊
But Jesus was black
she said this too
Soooooo, years ago (when I was still a teen), my Vietnamese sister gave me a “cream” that was supposed to help me maintain my youthful vibrancy … I used it for a week and the look of glee on her face was palpable as my skin became lighter and lighter and lighter. It was a skin lightening elixir. 🤣❤️🤣 I must admit … it worked wonders. ❤️❤️❤️
She actually knew exactly what she was doing and from that day forward I kept my face out of the sun … this is literally the key to my skin … which is still pretty amazing in my fifties. That and I do not use soap to clean my skin, I use oils such as olive and coconut oil or almond oil, honey, et al. I still use egg whites and used tea bags, as well as cucumbers for tightening my skin.
Any book recommandations on the origins of korean beauty? ☺️
Hi, there are no English books about it sadly :(
I started this channel exactly with the intention of bringing to an international audience Korean content that was not available in English.
OMG! UR TOO PRETTY
😍😍😍 thank you, that's very nice of you!
So... collagen, lemon and herbal that you need to eat. What you eat also helps how your skin glows. I take collagen, warm lemon drink and do diet (weigh loss).
Nice to meet you 👍👍👍
I like this video
These skincare remedies are quite similar to Aryveda.
Yes, many Korean academics recognise the similarities between ayurveda and Korean medicine. You can find some great papers on the subject, it’s definitely something interesting 😃
Where can I read more about this?
Unfortunately there are no English sources about this. I translated everything from Korean books on the subject, but I'm planning to translate some of these sources in the coming months.
Did she ever make a video on Korean medicine and how it influenced Kbeauty?
Wow NYC1#sheenshine
Yes Teach me to make them
Odile Monod mam plzz tell how can I get, white skin from brown skinny,
Can u plss right under my cmnt how to make moisturiser that u had said in this vedio plsss
Yup, let's hear more about traditional techniques. Is there anything relevant in the Donguibogam?
Yes the Donguibogam has an entire section on skincare practices, my next video will be about the most ancient Korean treatment for acne as described in the Donguibogam 😀
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist I look forward to it! (Just sent you a FB message) Stay safe and enjoy the holiday season as much as you are able!
The bear story is funny
Brown bear like 🗿
What did you put on your skin?
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I am tamil should u put natural remedies for glass skin
Hi Tamil! I have a video on my channel called "Dull skin? Get your glow back...etc" featuring Korean herbal skincare products if that helps! I will make a video on dyi natural masks in the future, but in the meantime I think that video might be a good starting point
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist I am waiting sis
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Hello ma'am 😊 I am your new subscriber from India, ma'am,your videos are really informative but ma'am I didn't get the last face treatment you said it's honey and...can you reply .and ma'am can give the actual tips of skin whitening naturally
Is rice water is whiten our skin??
Hello! Rice water is a natural source of Vitamin B so it evens skin tone and lightens dark spots. But it doesn't make your complexion whiter (meaning it doesn't reduce the amount of melanin in your skin) if that's what you meant. Hope this helps!
Mam what are the ingredients in jodo
Ciao....purtroppo non ci sono i sottotitoli in italiano nonostante la descrizione lo dica. Com'e possibile?
Ciao, ho controllato sia su desktop che su mobile e i sottotitoli sono presenti. Se non compaiono in automatico, le consiglio di cliccare il simbolo dei sottotitoli in basso a destra al video (rettangolo bianco con delle linee nere, dovrebbe essere il primo simbolo a partire da sinistra)
Great, now I have to be sad about my ugly soul on top of an ugly face....
🤣🤣🤣
Toner is that necessary
I was going to buy everything but not toner
No skincare product is really "necessary" except for sunscreen. Everything depends on your personal preferences 😊 toners are mostly used to damp the skin so it will absorb better the following treatments (these are usually called essence or serum or ampoule), some people just use plain tap water to damp their face, I prefer to use a watery product (whether it's called "toner" or "first essence" etc it doesn't matter) because they’re formulated to be absorbed better by the skin compared to plain water, but it’s just a personal preference.
Can u add english substiles for your vedio plsssssssssssss
Plss add english substiles while u showing the products
Hi, my videos are all available with English subtitles.
This is a good video, but it would be good if you would put your sources after the video even if they are in koreans.
Is maida flour whitens the skin?
Sorry I don't know about Maida flour
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist its wheat flour
sorry, I meant I don't know if it brightens the skin 😁
@@OdileMonodTheMonodist ohh😊
I think white colour is ideal type in every country
I think alot of the time the koreans just have good skin due to their genetics
I think so too. There's only so much skincare can do.
Can u turn piano down a little please
I believed you that you will be reply and suggest something
my broke farmer ass watching this knowing i cant do any of it: n e a t
You are lovely, but you talk much too fast. I would enjoy this more if you could talk slower.
Sorry about that 😔 I'm making an effort to speak slower in my most recent videos
Are you Korean
BMO
?