The phenomenon has sparked debate in the beauty-obsessed nation, and brands are rethinking their marketing strategies to cater to the growing movement.“We are not dolls, we are human beings,” Yim, a third-year student in Korean literature told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from the capital Seoul.She was bare-faced and sporting a buzz cut.คำพูดจาก เว็บตรง true wallet

“By escaping this corset, I feel like I am myself again,” she said, adding that a number of students at her campus have also jumped on the bandwagon.South Korea’s wide range of skincare and cosmetic products has earned the industry the name “K-beauty”, a term reminiscent of the moniker “K-pop” whic…