SEOUL GLOW EDIT

Editorial Policy

Facts begin with primary sources. Experience is labelled. Money stays visible.

Source hierarchy

Current product labels, official brand listings, regulators and public authorities come first. Retail listings can establish price and availability, but do not prove product claims.

Testing language

Tested by our editor, seen in Seoul and based on official release information are different statuses. We display the relevant status and never convert an automated summary into a personal experience.

Automation and review

Automation collects official sources and prepares product profiles. New profiles may publish after automated structural and source-comparison checks; those checks are not a guarantee of accuracy or a human wear test. Failed checks are held for review. Material corrections are dated on the article.

Product profiles versus hands-on reviews

Source-based profiles explain labels, ingredients, directions and buying tradeoffs. They do not establish skin feel, makeup compatibility or individual results. A hands-on review requires a named reviewer, skin context, dated use record and original or licensed supporting media. We do not generate fictional testing experience.

Photographs and ingredient lists

A photograph is displayed only with a recorded source and documented ownership or permission. When no cleared photo is available, a text identification card is used, explicitly not a photograph. Ingredient presence alone does not prove a clinical outcome; the exact regional package takes priority when formulas differ.