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Glass Skin: The New Rule for Getting Ready in Beverly Hills

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K-beauty's glass skin, a luminous, mirror-like finish rooted in Korean skincare tradition, is turning up in glam rooms ahead of red carpets and pageant stages alike, favored over a flat matte base. Achieving it is no accident: experts point to six deliberate steps and a specific lineup of products behind that reflective sheen.

With reporting from Vogue.

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