If I had a pound for every 'revolutionary' skincare fad that has taken social media by storm, I'd be able to quit my day job. Although there are some well-known tricks that have serious merit (pimple patches and double cleansing, I'm looking at you), it's always a good idea to approach with caution. The latest example: Korean Retinol Tea.
Matcha skincare and East and South East Asian beauty routines have been rapidly increasing in popularity over the last few years, with K beauty products in particular ruling the skincare industry as of late. It's no real surprise, therefore, that the movement has spread into our diet.
