Why buying skincare in KOREA is SUPERIOR to the US 💅🏽

[deathysmile]

korea understands that samples bring sales

[hoanpham]

Giving free samples is a good way of marketing and improve customer relationship. Make your clients happy, they will be back

[julianVelazquez-xzwy]

I'd hug the cashier after giving a full glow up in a bag

[xAny.Jay.]

THAT’S WHY THEY HAVE SUCH WELL TAKEN CARE OF SKIN! IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW

[debatingaftershock]

Samples were how I got interested in not only trying a new product but investing in larger sizes and long term purchasing.

[shilpabenmodi]

Honestly according to me I think it's a good way of promoting that product because I think bank customer will try this and they will definitely love it because I think they all are really very good products which they are recommending so they will definitely like it and they will come second time to buy that same products. And I think happy customers return again and by that product

[wattz]

It’s actually a very smart marketing strategy in the long run.

[chicken]

I admire the competition and generosity of South Korean skincare companies. It's refreshing and exciting.

[Tigrinnaful]

Never had a tourist ad got me like this

[Blissfulheartsforlife]

South Korea basically being like : buy one get 10 for free

[enchantedbelle]

South Korea being like that grandma that gives you a lot and over feeds you. 😂

[CHICKENBUTT_YIPPEE]

Don't be fooled that generosity comes with brutal honesty 😭😭 a korean cashier told me that my skin was so dry i looked like a grandmother and reccomended me some amazing products

[dvr]

also the free samples that come with the products!! if you buy eyeshadow it comes with a lip stick, if you buy brushes they come with makeup sponges, if you buy hair products they have another product in travel size inside the box 😭😭 plus the actual free samples the cashier gives to you ✨😔 amazing

[PranavisWonders]

“HoNeY SeRViceeE!”😂😂 Got me rolling on the floor 😂

[itsmetiffanymarie]

Honestly they are smart! Think about how many people get hooked on some of those free samples and want to continue buying them. Awesome marketing.

[YouCanCallMeUsername]

America: scams

Korea: overly generous

[beautyofsnacks]

I bought a couple normally priced things for Mother's Day, and Olive Young sent me a gift for free. When I tell you I almost cried from happiness at the fact that the FREE gift was not just a couple random samples or minis but a gorgeous box filled with a small purse, a $90 full sized cream from one of my favorite brands, and other full sized things items ❤ Like wowww! ❤️

[Wonyieemanji]

KOREA IS A BEST COUNTY THEY SO KIND AND SWEET!!💗💗

[yukivermillion]

Stores wanting people to come back vs stores that know you'll never come back

[Joe]

I read in the US most skincare is owned by like 3 companies so they don’t care about competing anymore. In South Korea there are 100s of companies so they’re all (actually) competing for your service