Another must-buy at Korea’s Olive Young: these earrings can actually help de-puff your face after just one night

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According to traditional Chinese medicine, the ears can be seen as a “miniature version” of the whole body, with close connections to each of its organs. Auricular acupressure can stimulate specific points on the ear, promoting blood circulation in the corresponding areas. Many Korean celebrities also use ear acupressure patches: rapper Lee Young Ji and ITZY’s Chaeryeong wear them to bed every night so they won’t wake up puffy the next morning.

 

 

 

Korean beauty brand Returnity has launched ear acupressure patches that stimulate specific points on the ear, offering a convenient, noninvasive health option. They stimulate ear acupoints to promote blood circulation, which can improve the function of the body’s organs. Designed like diamond earrings, they can also be worn as an everyday fashion accessory.

 

 

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Ear acupressure patches are easy to use: simply apply them to your ears, then peel them off when you’re done. Each pack includes a guide explaining the acupoints at four locations and how long to wear them for, including for stress relief, appetite suppression, breast enhancement, and reducing puffiness. You can see the desired results in as little as 4 hours. If you’re in Korea, be sure to pick some up at Olive Young and give them a try!

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This article has been automatically translated from Chinese.