Amorepafic’s Beauty Brand ‘Aestura’ Releases ‘Regederm 365 Skin Tightening Capsule Serum’

A view of “Regederm 365 Skin Tightening Capsule Serum,” launched by Amorepacific’s derma cosmetic brand Aestura. (Photos: Amorepacific)

Amorepacific’s derma cosmetic brand Aestura is launching on the market “Regederm 365 Skin Tightening Capsule Serum.”

The latest product contains “Derma Tightening Barrier Capsule TM,” developed for sensitive skin, to improve skin barriers and skin pore elasticity.

Aestura has designed “Derma Tightening Capsule TM,” based on research that exposing sensitive skin to frequent oxidation stress could quicken aging.

The ingredients of the capsule have an effect of firming up skin barriers, and collagen in it can raise the electricity of the pore area. Vitamin B3 in it makes skin healthy and shiny.

Human tests comparing the company’s other products showed that seven days of using the latest product saw the elasticity of the pore area improve two times and the number and area of pores decline by 27 percent and 22 percent, respectively.

Regederm 365 Skin Tightening Capsule Serum can be purchased from Aestura’s official mall, Amore Mall, and in the online and offline channels of Olive Young.

Amorepacific Group Donates 40,000 Sun Creams to World Scout Jamboree 2023

Amorepacific Group said it offered 40,000 sun creams to the Organizing Committee for the 25th World Scout Jamboree 2023 Saemangeum.

The sun creams are expected to be delivered to jamboree members exposed to hot sunlight for a long time.

President Lee Sang-mok of Amorepacific Group said, “Amorepacific has decided to make the emergency assistance to wish for a help to jamboree participants across the world.”

Amorepacific Foundation held the liberal arts lecture series “Asia’s Beauty” at its headquarters in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on Aug. 24. A view of series “Asia’s Beauty 2018.”

Amorepacific Foundation Holds Lecture on ‘Asia’s Beauty’ in Celebration of 50th Anniversary

Amorepacific Foundation is holding the liberal arts lecture series “Asia’s Beauty” at its headquarters in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on Aug. 24.

The special lecture is being arranged in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of Amorepacific Foundation.

The lecture is taking place under the theme “The Beauty of Southeast Asian Films in the Architectural Perspective,” a book authored by Prof. Choi Hyo-shik of Hanyang Women’s University Interior and Design Department.

The book is a liberal arts education book based on academic research, published under Amorepacific Foundation’s research support project.

In the lecture, Prof. Choi plans to give in-depth details of the content he handled based on his research outcomes.

He will explain cameras’ positions and angles as well as editing in an architectural perspective to realize special beauties of space, ranging from traditional to modern architectures in East Asian films.

He will look into diverse meanings and characteristics of architectural space in East Asia’s representative films, such as “Parasite,” “Old Boy,” and “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,” and “Sonatine.”