Olive Young sale reveals popularity of cosmetics containing specific ingredients in South Korea

Health and beauty store CJ Olive Young conducted an online discount event called "Oriyan Sale" from August 29th to September 4th to analyze the consumption trends of Korean cosmetics.
As a result, functional products such as pack cleansers and scalp ampoules have emerged, along with the growing trend of "slow aging" and products containing specific ingredients.
It was revealed that PDRN, an ingredient extracted from salmon that is effective in regenerating skin, increased by 695% compared to the previous year, peptides that help collagen synthesis increased by 72%, and niacin ARMY de Zinc
Each increased by 65%, highlighting the fact that people are taking the main ingredients into consideration when making purchases. At the same time, searches for pack cleansers increased by 1,700%, making it clear that they are positioned as a new product category.
In the UV protection category, the product range has diversified to include gels, serums, and ampoules. In the color cosmetics category, the cosmetics brand CLIO and the National Heritage Administration have collaborated to create a new line incorporating Korean traditions.
It is known that the special cosmetic set, which was designed with the intention of selling the product, has sold out. In addition, scalp ampoules, serums that strengthen hair, and body care products containing specific ingredients were also frequently searched for, and were actually on sale.
Sales rose, driving the trend in "whole body care."