Cho-cho-mak 촉촉함
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⚡ Quick answer: The particular quality of skin that feels moist, supple and comfortable rather than greasy. Korean product copy uses it constantly; English has no single equivalent.
The particular quality of skin that feels moist, supple and comfortable rather than greasy. Korean product copy uses it constantly; English has no single equivalent.
🇰🇷 In Korean: 촉촉함 — this is the word you'll see on Korean packaging and on Olive Young shelves.
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Every term in this glossary is used the way Korean brands and Korean dermatology-adjacent marketing actually use it — which is often narrower than the English equivalent implies.
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