Fermented skin care is having a moment, though the concept has been a staple in K-beauty routines for centuries. Our skin loves natural food sources. Fermented skin care, much like fermented foods, means that microorganisms (bacteria) have been added, which release enzymes that break down the ingredients, yielding products that our skin (and tummies) love. Just like wine, beer, kimchi, sauerkraut and yogurt are fermented into foods that promote healthy gut bacteria, ingredients like yeast, milk, fruit and plants are fermented into skin care products with so many added benefits.

Considering how many skin issues there are — fine lines, acne, dullness, etc. — it's hard to believe there's actually one treatment that can help them all: exfoliation. We're not talking about scrubs and other forms of manual exfoliation, which can sometimes be too harsh and actually exacerbate the problem. We're talking about chemical exfoliation that penetrates the skin to help heal it from the inside out.

Every year seems to usher in a whole new fleet of hair color trends. The latest technique we're coveting isn't quite as flashy as caramel rosé or opal — but it's taking Instagram by storm. Strandlights is a new hair color technique that offers natural-looking highlights, similar to babylights and balayage, that can be easily maintained.

Flawless skin is hydrated, balanced, radiant and even. Bouncy is another word to add to the list of adjectives. It may initially seem like an odd way to describe skin, but bouncy skin equals youthful, perky skin. That's something everyone's after, right?

Chances are, you've tried at least one cushion compact by now. They first came to popularity through Korean makeup brands and global brands were quick to follow suit with their own versions. With its easy application and airbrush finish, cushion BB creams and foundations have become favorites for makeup lovers everywhere.