South Korean actress Park Shin Hye believes that confidence is a vital ingredient in the recipe of success. She is the brand ambassador of beauty brand Mamonde since 2014.
While others choose to go under the knife to enhance their beauty, Park believes it is important to be at peace or confident with one's looks and relish a positive trait. The young actress revealed her beauty secret through a post on Instagram.
Park was in Kuala Lumpur to launch Mamonde’s Flower Day to celebrate the beauty of people, mother nature and flowers. For her, women should be comfortable with their skin and should wear less make-up, which can enhance one’s features but also hide natural features.
The 26–year-old South Korean actress maintains her beauty by keeping fit and living a healthy lifestyle. She attends Pilates classes every day and relies on facial masks to hydrate and brighten her skin.
Park’s busy schedule makes her lack sleep which results to a dull-looking skin. She loves to use the rose water toner from the South Korean skin care and cosmetic brand she represents, as well as its tint color balm and cover powder cushion.
The Flower Day annual celebration in October coincides with the date when Mamonde was introduced to South Korea in October 1991. The brand added two Moisture Ceramide items to compromise emulsion and skin softener. Mamonde’s Moisture Ceramide is formulated with hibiscus ceramide plus which makes skin moisturized and hydrated.
Park is dubbed as South Korea’s “Little Sister” for her kind personality, good acting and unchanging beauty. She debuted in the 2003 Korean drama “Stairway to Heaven,” and has made a name for herself in Hallyu wave.
The young Korean actress has been recognized for her lead roles in television series “You’re Beautiful,” “Flower Boy Next Door,” “Heartstrings,” “The Heirs” as well as films like “Brother,” “Evil Twin” and “The Royal Tailor.” The soft-spoken star is typecast as the lovelorn and passive heroine. She showed her versatility as an actress by playing a badass and headstrong character without a stunt double in the recent SBS series “Doctors,” AsiaOne reported.
The South Korean actress Park proves that she has a beautiful heart by being inducted into the Philantrophy Club of Korea Food for the Hungry International in November. She supports the organization’s efforts with at least $85,000 in donation to fight world hunger, Soompi reported.
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