K-BEAUTY

Korean Beauty: Facials, Massage & Spas From hanjeungmak and foot massages in Myeongdong, facials in Gangnam and spas in Incheon to hair, nails and K-beauty cosmetics. Search by the treatment you want.

After a day of walking, unwind at a hanjeungmak or with a foot massage in Myeongdong. Choose Korean massages, spas and facials by the treatment you want.

From shops in Myeongdong, Gangnam and Cheongdam in Seoul to spas at Incheon Airport and in Songdo. Find coupons you can use on Korea Coupon.

No.01Why Trippose

What you can do on Trippose

Find spots, learn from articles and videos, save with foreigner-only Korea coupons and book on the site. Trippose brings everything you need for your trip to Korea together on one site, with multilingual service.

Choose by type of experience

From hanjeungmak, body scrubs, foot reflexology and massage to facials, hair and cosmetics, search by the treatment you want.

Choose by beauty category

Read more about Korean beauty

Trippose Magazine covers skincare routines, how to choose K-beauty cosmetics and popular salons.

Magazine & Channel

Multilingual service

Your travel companions can read the same page in their own language.

No.02EDITORS' PICKS

Trippose Picks: Korean Beauty

Spas, facial salons and beauty salons in Myeongdong, Gangnam and Incheon chosen by Trippose's editors. Compare treatment photos and descriptions to find the right one. Places that accept foreigner-only coupons and places you can book on the site each have their own mark.

Bookable

Myeongdong Hana-Mud Sauna for Women

The Ultimate Dermal Metamorphosis: Unlock the coveted secrets of flawless Korean glass skin through an unadulterated, haute-couture wellness ritual. A Private Fortress of Serenity: An elite, strictly women-only sanctuary…

7452USD

5.0 (3)points · reviews 3Seoul(Jung-gu)
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Blue Ocean Wellness Spa

焕活新生的涟漪:在“Blue Ocean Wellness Spa”体验24小时的元素圣域 (仁川的代表性康养地标:天、海、地交汇之处) 韩国仁川 — 水是生命的起源。在广阔的永宗岛蔚蓝大海与天空交汇之处,距离仁川国际机场仅20分钟车程的绝…

Incheon(Yeongjong-gu)

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No.03For You

Recommended for first-time visitors

Pick the types you're interested in and this page will reorder to match. Your choices are saved only on this device.

Choose what interests you

No.04Beauty Finder

Find today's beauty treatment in 3 questions

Choose your purpose, time and mood, and we'll suggest types that suit you. No photos or email address needed.

Q1What's your goal?

Q2How much time do you have?

Q3What kind of atmosphere?

Types that may suit you

No.05EXPLORE

Choose by beauty category

From hanjeungmak sweat baths and body scrubs to foot massages in Myeongdong for tired feet, facials in Gangnam and salons where you can get your hair and nails done during your trip. Choose a type to see only those places.

THIS SEASON

Treatments for the season

Hanjeungmak and warm baths in the cold months, refreshing facials and head spas in the hot months. We rotate treatments to match the season.

No.06Browse

Browse by type

Choose a type to see those shops. You can also narrow it down to shops that accept coupons or can be booked on the site.

Spas & Hot Springs

Spas and hot springs include hotel and resort spas, hot springs and bathhouses attached to water parks. Build in time to unwind during the second half of your trip.

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Full-Body Massage & Aromatherapy

Full-body massage and aroma treatments use oils and hand techniques to relax the whole body. Besides Korean-style massage you will find Thai and other styles, and some shops let you choose length and pressure.

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Facials & Skin Care Salons

Facials and skin care salons offer treatments for the face and body. In Korea this is called pibu gwalli (skin management), and some salons use K-beauty skincare products.

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No.07Collections

Browse by theme

Not sure what to try? Start with a theme. We've gathered shops for your first day, a night after lots of walking, and days when you want to slow down.

No.10Voices

Traveler voices

Records of “Been there” and “Want to go,” plus reviews, leave helpful tips for the next traveler.

Been thereWant to go

Your “Been there” and “Want to go” marks are saved as a travel log you can look back on later.

  • Myeongdong Hana-Mud Sauna for WomenWant to go
  • Myeongdong Beauty Sky view SpaWant to go
  • 【Available for Reservation】Myeongdong Condition Full Body & Head Massage & Facial Care in SeoulWant to go
  • Seoul MIZO Massage Rooftop Spa in Myeongdong <Full BodyWant to go

No.11How To

How to use coupons and bookings

To make it easy even the first time, we've summed up both the coupon and booking processes in 3 steps each. Coupons are free — just show your smartphone screen.

How to use free, foreigner-only Korea coupons

  1. 1Choose your coupon on your phoneOpen the coupon for the shop or facility you want to visit on the Korea Coupon page. These coupons are just for international travelers and cost nothing (free). Some coupons can be used at spas and beauty salons.
  2. 2Show your phone screen at the shopBefore paying, open the coupon on your smartphone and show it to the staff. No printing needed. If several people are using coupons, each person usually shows their own.
  3. 3Get your discount or perk on the spotOnce the staff checks the screen, you'll get the discount or perk on the spot. Some coupons can't be combined with other discounts or require a reservation, so it's best to check the terms on the coupon page before you use it.

Foreigner-only coupons by area and occasion, including Myeongdong, Incheon Airport and Songdo, are collected on Korea Coupon. Check each coupon's page for terms, participating stores and the expiration date.

How booking on the site works

  1. 1Choose the date and number of people, then bookOn the item's page, pick a date from the calendar, enter the number of people and any options, then submit your booking.
  2. 2Complete paymentCards issued outside Korea are charged in a converted foreign currency, and cards issued in Korea are charged in Korean won.
  3. 3Get a confirmation emailOnce your booking is confirmed, you'll receive an email. If you can't find it, please check your spam folder.

Some bookings are confirmed instantly, while others are confirmed after availability is checked locally. Cancellation terms and fees vary by item, so check the item's page before you book.

No.12About

What is Korean beauty?

Korean beauty (K-beauty) is Korea's beauty culture, covering skincare and makeup as well as Korean-style baths and massage. Travelers can experience it in a short time at hanjeungmak and jjimjilbang, spas, foot reflexology shops, facial salons, hair and nail salons and K-beauty cosmetics stores. In Seoul, Myeongdong has hanjeungmak and massage shops, while Gangnam and Cheongdam have facial and hair and makeup salons; in Incheon, you can visit spas near the airport and in Songdo. Trippose introduces beauty spots in Korea by type of treatment. Some places accept foreigner-only coupons.

Korean beauty for first-timers: how to choose

Korean beauty experiences range from Korean-style baths such as hanjeungmak and jjimjilbang to foot reflexology and full-body massage, facials, hair and nails, and shopping for K-beauty cosmetics. Some hanjeungmak in Myeongdong and elsewhere also offer body scrubs.

Prices depend on the course and its length. Check the course details and prices on each shop's page before you choose. At shops that accept foreigner-only coupons, just show the screen at the shop to get a discount or perk (Korea Coupon).

Whether you need a reservation depends on the shop. For shops you can book on the site, you'll get a confirmation email after you apply. Dermatology and aesthetic clinics are medical facilities, so confirm treatment details and precautions with the clinic.

FAQ

FAQ

What Korean beauty experiences can I try while traveling?

Options include hanjeungmak and jjimjilbang, spas, foot reflexology and full-body massage, facials, hair and nails, makeup, and shopping for K-beauty cosmetics. They range from quick sessions to half-day visits, so find one that fits your schedule under “Choose by beauty category.”

What's the difference between hanjeungmak and jjimjilbang?

Hanjeungmak is a traditional Korean sweat bath in a heated chamber. A jjimjilbang is a facility with baths, saunas, rest areas and snack corners where you can take your time (jjimjilbang description based on the Korea Tourism Organization).

Where can I try hanjeungmak, body scrubs or foot reflexology in Myeongdong?

Myeongdong has many shops near stations and hotels, making it easy to find hanjeungmak, body scrubs, foot reflexology and facials in one area. Some hanjeungmak also offer body scrubs. Shops chosen by our editors are in “Trippose Picks,” and beauty coupons are on Korea Coupon.

How much does it cost? How can I save?

Prices vary by treatment and course length, so check the course details and prices on each shop's page. At shops that accept foreigner-only coupons, show the screen at the shop to get a discount or perk. Available coupons are collected on Korea Coupon.

Do I need a reservation?

It depends on the shop. Some times of day get busy, so if your schedule is set, booking ahead gives you peace of mind. For shops you can book on the site, you'll get a confirmation email after you apply.

What should I keep in mind when choosing a dermatology or aesthetic clinic?

Dermatology and aesthetic clinics are medical facilities. Treatment details, prices, aftercare precautions and interpreter availability vary by clinic, so confirm directly with the clinic before booking.

Can I get a spa treatment or massage near Incheon Airport?

Yes. Yeongjongdo, where Incheon Airport is located, and nearby Songdo have hotel and resort spas and bathhouses. We also feature spas inside the airport where you can rest during a layover or before your flight. Check each facility's page for courses, prices and opening hours. Find foreigner-only spa coupons on Korea Coupon.

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