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TWICE's Mina to Visit Taiwan as SK-II Ambassador, Shares Skincare Tips

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • K-pop group TWICE member Mina will visit Taiwan as a global brand ambassador for SK-II.
  • Mina shared her skincare routine, emphasizing a

TWICE member Mina is set to visit Taiwan as a global brand ambassador for SK-II, exciting fans who have eagerly awaited her arrival.

MINA is coming to Taiwan!

โ€” SK-IISK-II announced Mina's upcoming visit to Taiwan via its official social media.

Mina, known for her elegant demeanor and clear skin, has been sharing her personal "vacation mode" skincare routine. After completing a world tour, she revealed her simple yet effective approach to maintaining radiant skin, even during her downtime.

Finally, this day has come

โ€” ONCE (fans)Fans expressed their excitement about Mina's visit to Taiwan.

She follows a "70-7" skincare concept, dedicating about 70 seconds in the morning to skincare and sun protection, aiming to keep her skin fresh until 7 p.m. Mina believes in "concise yet efficient" routines, especially for summer. Her summer skincare involves using SK-II's Facial Treatment Essence to condition her skin, followed by the new SK-II Atmosphere CC Cream (in green) for a natural, luminous finish. She noted that the green CC cream effectively corrects redness and uneven skin tone, creating a light, natural look.

70-7

โ€” MinaMina described her skincare concept, which involves quick morning routines.

Mina's upcoming visit to Taiwan and her shared beauty tips have already generated buzz among fans. Her ability to transition from a dazzling stage performer to a relaxed individual enjoying her vacation highlights another facet of her appeal, further increasing anticipation for her appearance.

concise yet efficient

โ€” MinaMina explained her approach to vacation skincare.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.