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The AYVELIN Journal

Korean skincare science, read from the research

Every article summarises published, independently conducted studies from dermatology journals and public clinical-trial registries. All sources are listed in full.

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3 articles

Editorial photograph illustrating the article “Why Korean skincare works: the science behind K-beauty”

K-Beauty Science

Why Korean skincare works: the science behind K-beauty

Korean cosmeceuticals are built on a research ecosystem of dermatology labs, bioactive ingredients and barrier-first formulation. Here is what the peer-reviewed literature actually shows.

K-BeautyDermatologyIngredients

24 August 2026 · 7 min read

Editorial photograph illustrating the article “EGF in dermatology: what growth factors do in the skin”

Ingredient Evidence

EGF in dermatology: what growth factors do in the skin

Epidermal growth factor moved from wound-healing medicine into cosmetic dermatology. A review from Chung-Ang University College of Medicine in Seoul explains how it is used in practice.

EGFDermatologyIngredientsHydration

10 August 2026 · 6 min read

Editorial photograph illustrating the article “Inside a clinical trial: how an EGF serum is actually tested”

Clinical Research

Inside a clinical trial: how an EGF serum is actually tested

A completed single-centre study at the Institute of Dermatology measured hydration, elasticity, pigmentation and wrinkles. Here is how such a trial is designed — and how to read one.

EGFClinical trialsHydration

19 July 2026 · 5 min read

Editorial note: these articles are educational summaries of independent research. They are not medical advice, and no study cited was funded by or conducted for AYVELIN. For a skin concern, consult a dermatologist.