I'm a beauty writer and this is how you get £145 worth of K-Beauty for just £45
Want glass skin? Everyone and their mum is obsessed with K-Beauty, but it can be hard to know where to get started with it.
That's why we're so excited by LookFantastic's newest beauty box, the K-Beauty Edit, which is packed full of viral and top-selling K-Beauty skincare products to help you achieve that coveted 'glass-skin' look.
Worth over £145 but yours for just £45, this limited-edition edit makes stocking up on the latest K-Beauty essentials easy, featuring seven full-size and three deluxe-size skincare products from hydrating masks to exfoliating toners.
Worth over £145 but yours for just £45, this limited-edition edit makes stocking up on the latest K-Beauty essentials easy, featuring seven full-size and three deluxe-size skincare products from hydrating masks to exfoliating toners. shop £45 (worth over £145)
From Anua and Beauty of Joseon to Biodance and Mixsoon, this curated edit is full of labels the beauty world has been loving, making it an affordable way to find favourites and try new formulas without splashing the cash.
A standout product for us is the full-size LANEIGE Water Sleeping Mask Hydrating Sleeping Mask 70ml – worth £28 and making up over half of the box's price on its own.
This overnight gel mask works to deeply hydrate the skin, helping to leave skin feeling smoother and looking brighter while working to strengthening the skin's protective barrier.
You'll also receive a full-size MIXSOON Bean Essence 50ml, which is also worth £28 and designed to deeply hydrate and nourish your skin while also doubling up as a peeling gel exfoliant.
Got a holiday on the horizon and need some hand luggage saviours? The edit also features a deluxe-size of the Erborian Skin Therapy Multi-Perfecting Night Oil-Serum.
Worth £20, this oil-serum is a bi-phase formula that intensely nourishes the complexion to leave it visibly smooth, plumped and radiant.
LANEIGE Water Sleeping Mask – Hydrating Sleeping Mask 70ml (Full Size) Worth £28 MIXSOON Bean Essence 50ml (Full Size) Worth £28 Anua Rice 70 Glow Milky Toner 250ml (Full Size) Worth £22 Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Aqua-fresh : Rice + B5 – SPF50 50ml (Full Size) Worth Over £15 Round Lab Birch Juice Cleanser 150ml (Full Size) Worth Over £14 COSRX Acne Pimple Master Patch 24pc (Full Size) £6 Biodance Bio-Collagen Real Deep Mask 1pc (Full Size) Worth Over £3 Erborian Skin Therapy Multi-Perfecting Night Oil-Serum 10ml (Deluxe Size) Worth £20 Beauty of Joseon Revive Eye Serum Ginseng + Retinal 10ml (Deluxe Size) Worth £4.60 INNISFREE Super Volcanic Pore Clay Mask 20ml (Deluxe Size) Worth Over £3
And if you've been wanting to try the Biodance Bio-Collagen Real Deep Mask then you'll be pleased to hear that this edit contains one you can try, allowing you to capture that viral mask moment of your own. More Trending
As Korean beauty continues to trend on LookFantastic with an average of over 29,000 monthly searches, this unmissable edit is here to help beauty buffs quench their thirst for high-performance, ingredient-led products that offer hydration, barrier repair and optimum skin health.
Whether you're a skincare novice or K-Beauty aficionado, this limited-edition beauty box is an excellent introduction to some of the best-selling South Korean brands.
Snap it up while you can! We predict this one wont last long…
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