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About Aestura

Aestura is a Korean dermocosmetic brand that has been recommended by dermatologists in Korea. The brand's products are developed with cutting-edge technology and a quality control system optimized for sensitive skin. According to the brand's website, Aestura's products are inspired by pharmaceutical heritage and are designed to provide effective skincare solutions.

The brand offers a range of products, including cleansers, toners, serums, moisturizers, eye care products, sunscreens, and body care products. However, the specific ingredients and formulations of these products are not publicly disclosed on the brand's website.

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Cosmetic Claims and Regulatory Compliance

The Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) regulates the approval process for cosmetics in Korea. According to the MFDS website, functional cosmetics are defined as products that have specific functions, such as skin whitening, wrinkle improvement, or acne alleviation. To market functional cosmetics in Korea, manufacturers must undergo an evaluation by the MFDS or submit a report for safety and effectiveness.

Aestura's products may contain ingredients such as ceramide and hyaluronic acid, which are commonly used in skincare products. However, the specific claims made by Aestura about the effectiveness of these ingredients are not publicly disclosed on the brand's website. It is also unclear whether Aestura's products have undergone the necessary regulatory approvals in Korea.

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Regulatory Framework for Cosmetics in Korea

The MFDS is responsible for regulating the approval process for cosmetics in Korea. The MFDS website provides information on the approval process for functional cosmetics, including the requirements for evaluation and the fees associated with the process. According to the MFDS website, the evaluation process for functional cosmetics typically takes 60 days and requires data on the safety, effectiveness, and function of the product.

The MFDS also provides information on the fees associated with the evaluation process, which range from 189,000 KRW to 210,000 KRW, depending on the type of evaluation required.

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What we checked

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