PROJECT GLOW / BEAUTY PASSPORT
Your skin travels with you.
Seoul shelf. Tokyo drugstore. A product you spotted online. Explore what the label says, what the evidence supports and whether that exact formula fits your skin and your destination.
Designed for curious shoppers. Translation and scans are decision aids; always verify the original pack.
THE TRAVEL ROUTE
Before, during and after the beauty haul.
Know your skin goal.
List the routine role you need, what your skin tolerates and the price you want to pay. Keep your familiar basics for the trip.
Read the whole pack.
Photograph the front, ingredient list and directions. Translate the label, review claims and compare the exact market version.
Introduce one at a time.
Save the pack details, patch test where appropriate and watch how your skin responds before adding another new product.
WHERE ARE WE GOING?
Start with a city.
YOUR BEAUTY PASSPORT COMPANION
A label can travel. Its rules may not.
Country versions can differ. The same ingredient can sit in a different formula, and a pack claim can mean something different under local rules. Project Glow helps connect a skin concern to researched ingredients, then to product information and region-aware checks.
Learn the cross-border basics ↗- Translate with the original in view.Keep the Korean or Japanese wording available for checking.
- Question the claim.Use Claim Check to see whether a pack statement is backed, partly backed, a marketing term or needs another look.
- Check the destination.Review market-specific directions and regulatory context, especially for sunscreen and quasi-drug claims.
KEEP EXPLORING
Learn the ingredients behind the hype.
TRY THE FREE BETA
Got a product in your hand?
Scan the pack, compare the ingredients and keep shopping with more context. Beta features can be imperfect, so review the physical label before you decide.
Try Beta for Free ↗Travel routine guidance: American Academy of Dermatology. Product categories and local claims: Japan PMDA. Read our editorial standards.