Simple but enough
In their August 2016 edition, Vogue UK featured the Klairs Midnight Blue Calming cream for its innovative formula. As the new issue focuses on scoping out the latest trends and getting to the next best thing, Vogue selected the blue cream
While Klairs continues to grow in the global market, Korean consumers continue to show their support for the brand. Before Klairs entered the global cosmetic scene, its now tremendous success can be attributed to the support it received in Korea,
This is the #Klairs Midnight Blue Calming Cream that I showed you in my previous skin care video! The texture is very elastic and bouncy so it feels like it’s being absorbed right into the skin. I do wish it
Trips to the beach are a must as the weather starts to get warmer. But despite all the fun in the sun, it’s a pain – both literally and figuratively – to deal with the aftermath of long-time sun exposure and
This is a special season for Korean cosmetic brand Dear,Klairs. Following the recent May 2016 launch of the Midnight Blue Calming Cream, which has since soared in popularity, Klairs has released a second addition to the “Midnight Blue” family on
While many new beauty products on the market have recently been changing up their formulas and packaging to create more eye-catching products, Klairs proves time and time again that simple is best. Since its recent release in May 2016, the
Korean culture has finally made waves in Poland. As global consumers and businesses are starting to see the worth of Korean brands and products, Korean culture is slowly crossing the line from fad to a reputable source of new direction. For
Until its official release on March 10, the Klairs Midnight Blue Calming Cream, also known as the “blue cream,” made teasing appearances on the official Facebook and Instagram accounts of Klairs cosmetics, a Seoul-based, natural skin care brand, focused on providing