BLOOM


UI DESIGN
UX RESEARCH
USABILITY TESTING
BRANDING
PROTOTYPING

Bloom is a skincare education app, aiming to disseminate knowledge about Korean beauty routines and make information more accessible to people outside of Korea. K-beauty is currently one of the fastest growing beauty sectors worldwide.




THE PROJECT 

The aim was to create a website serving as a K-beauty database to educate US-based users on K-beauty brands, products, and ingredients. The website's key feature was an onboarding quiz that provided personalized K-beauty product recommendations.




THE CHALLENGE

The main challenge was distilling extensive information into a clear, user-friendly format. I had to determine which K-beauty product aspects were most relevant and decide on the key features to prioritize, ensuring the website remained both informative and engaging.




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INTRODUCTION


I’ve always been personally very invested in my skincare but had only recently began learning about Korean beauty products. K-beauty is one of the fastest growing sectors in the US beauty market. Asia is known for their emphasis on skincare, including affordable yet high-quality treatments and products.

As I learned more about K-beauty products, I felt inundated by the sheer variety of brands and ingredients that I’ve never seen before.  K-beauty is well known in Asia, but relatively unfamiliar in the US. Non-Koreans who are looking to get into K-beauty often feel overwhelmed. Information is hard to find outside of recommendations via Youtube and Reddit.