Trump’s Tariffs Threaten America’s K-Beauty Obsession
What: Trump’s tariff policies could dramatically increase the cost of Korean skincare products in the U.S., disrupting brands like KraveBeauty and ending long-held price points under $28.
Key Line: “This will change pretty much everything… Many included crying-face emoji.”
Source: The Atlantic
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