1. Kkot-mul skin
   Emulsion
2. Ampoule
   Cushion Compact

Ampoules are tiny concentrated doses of serum popular in K-beauty treatments. Most are designed to be used over a two to four-week period, although some can be used daily.

1. It's a rubbery mask that sits on top of your skin and expertly hydrates it.
   It's a mask worn by models.
2. It's a clay mask that makes a perfect replica of your face.
   It's an ancient K-Beauty mask that inspired all other products.

Modeling masks are amazing vessels for delivering anti-aging ingredients because they settle into a gel on your skin and don't dry out, letting the ingredients fully integrate with your face.

1. True
2. False

Boobi boobi is the adorable alliterative way of saying that you should lightly apply a product using only the tips of your fingertips. It can also refer to a type of dirty dancing.

1. Cuttlefish
   Squid
2. Octopus
   Snail

Snail mucin, or extract, is thought to stall the signs of aging through collagen production. Tons of K-beauty product boast snail extract in their lineup of star ingredients, and people swear by it.

1. A specific term for gel, cream or clay masks
   A package of various masks
2. A skincare regimen that involves toner, serum and sunscreen
   A popular K-beauty brand name

If you are checking out the masks in the K-beauty aisle and stumble across some that say "pack," you're looking at highly moisturizing, intensive masks that will deliver a nutrient punch to your skin.

1. True
2. False

"Chok Chok" refers to the perfect skin consistency that you'd want to achieve with a hydrating pack or modeling mask. It's the ultimate dewy, moist skin that is plump to the touch.

1. Peeling gels
   A/C
2. Emulsions
   Monodoses

Monodoses take the guesswork out of your skincare regimen by delivering the perfect dose of ingredients in a tiny package. Some think that monodoses keep active ingredients more intact.

1. Washing your face in the morning and at night
   First cleaning with an oil cleanser, then following up with a foam cleanser
2. Rinsing your face after exfoliating
   Using a pack for a deep cleaning every day

Double cleansing might seem redundant, but many K-beauty devotees swear by it. You first remove makeup and sunscreen with an oil-based cleanser, then follow up with a foam one. Squeaky clean!

1. The Toner Layer Method
   The 7 Skin Method
2. The Toner Pack Mask Method
   The Jelly Smooth Skin Method

The 7 Skin Method is a process whereby you apply up to seven layers of toner to freshly washed skin. The idea is that your skin won't get bogged down or clogged with a heavy moisturizer.

1. An uncrackable compact designed for travel
   A product designed to add a cushiony layer to your skin
2. A compact full of liquid collagen
   A sponge infused with sunscreen and foundation

Cushion compacts are K-beauty products that combine foundation and sunscreen into a travel-friendly compact that you can apply on the fly. They are about the same size as traditional western compacts.

1. Concealer
   Foundation
2. Eye shadow
   Primer

Even if you're not a K-beauty devotee, you've probably used concealer at least once or twice in your life. K-beauty takes it to the next level, making it seamlessly blend into your skin.

1. Carbonated water that makes the mask foam up
   Exfoliating agents inside of the mask
2. Ingredients that remove all dirt from your face
   Something that's only activated by heat

Sparkling masks are ones that bubble up when applied to the skin. You're most likely to find them in certain gel and clay masks. The idea is that the foam deeply cleanses your pores.

1. True
2. False

True connoisseurs of K-beauty will know that "Gwang" differs from "Chok Chok" because it refers to the inner radiance of the skin, versus the dewy, super-hydrated texture. "Gwang" is the Holy Grail of skin goals.

1. BB Cream
   ZZ Cream
2. XX Special Serum
   BB Pack Mask

BB cream was developed in the 1950s, but it didn't really take off in the west until a few years ago when it became a coveted import due to its all-in-one skin benefits and great coverage.

1. A heavy mask to use once a week
   A serum made of snail and collagen
2. A blend of foundation and sunscreen
   A lightweight moisturizer

Emulsions are lightweight moisturizers that can be applied as part of a regular K-beauty skin routine. Depending on the emulsion in question, they're applied either after or before serum.

1. Primer
   Essence
2. Patch
   Micellar water

Primer is that perfect product that sits between your skin and your makeup. Good K-beauty primers even out the skin and keep the makeup fresh all day long, all while preserving your skin.

1. Absolute care
   Artificial collagen
2. Acne care
   All over control

If a K-beauty product is labeled "AC," it means that it is good for caring for and minimizing acne. Some of these products are for spot acne care and others are full-face treatments.

1. True
2. False

"Kkot-mul skin" refers to a special type of toner with an especially high viscosity that is designed to give you "flower petal" skin. In K-beauty, "skin" and "toner" are interchangeable terms.

1. Trouble
   Red
2. Bumpy
   Severe

If you see a K-beauty product designed for "trouble" skin, you're likely looking at one that treats acne-related skin woes. In K-beauty, "trouble" is used the way we use "breakout."

1. K swab
   King swab
2. Cotton exfoliator
   K Q-tip

King swabs look like giant Q-tips and are designed to deliver a big dose of exfoliants to your face in one single swipe. They are individually wrapped and are used two or three times a week.

1. Hydrogel mask
   Powder mask
2. Activated charcoal mask
   Serum mask

Hydrogel masks are infused with a gel designed to smooth out and improve the tone of your skin. They're super hydrating and gentle enough to use every day, which makes them extremely popular.

1. True
2. False

"Tok tok" refers to the suggested way that you should apply your K-beauty products. In order for them to be fully effective (and for you not to damage your skin in the process), you should lightly tap them on.

1. Sheet masks
   Paper masks
2. Beauty masks
   Essence masks

Sheet masks are individual products designed for single use. They have different properties and uses, from anti-aging to expert hydration, and are generally bought in packs of 20 or 30.

1. Film
   Sebum
2. Pore fat
   Secretion

Sebum refers to the oily buildup that your skin generates naturally. Some people have more, and some people have less, but too much causes acne and other troublesome skin issues.

1. Setting spray
   Bronzer
2. Micellar water
   Toner

Toner is not a K-beauty creation, but like many items on this quiz, Korean toners are considered to be the best on the market. Don't skip this step in your routine. Toner preps the skin for the day.

1. Exfoliate right before you hit the hay
   Wear a sleeping pack
2. Rinse your face with cold water
   Sleep in your BB cream

Sleeping packs allow you to improve your skin while you're getting eight hours of well-needed rest. They are full of nutrients and skin brightening ingredients that slowly get into your face during the night.

1. Bronzer
   Concealer
2. Clay foundation
   CC cream

CC cream offers a little bit more coverage than its cousin BB cream. The CC stands for "color correcting" and can aid in evening out skin tone, minimizing redness and giving you a flawless complexion.

1. Capsule
   Patch
2. Dot
   Band-aid

K-beauty patches are not the same thing as sheet masks because they focus solely on one area of the body. You can buy acne-specific patches, ones for dark circles or even hyper-hydrating patches.

1. Purifying water
   K water
2. Beauty water
   Cleansing water

K-beauty cleansing water shares some similarities with the French micellar water, but devotees say that the Korean formula is better because ingredients are gentler and more effective on the skin.

1. Clay cleanser
   Powder cleanser
2. Sand cleanser
   Dry oat cleanser

Powder cleanser is activated by water, and considered to be a much more effective and gentle exfoliant than traditional cleansers. As an added bonus, it will not burst in your bag!

1. Bubble mask
   Chemical peel
2. Pumice mask
   Aqua peel

Aqua peels do double duty with your skin. They hydrate as well as exfoliate, and gently infuse alpha-hydroxy acids into your skin without irritating it like traditional chemical peels.

1. True
2. False

"Zzon zzon" is the cute term for skin that is plump and bouncy. Like many Korean terms for perfect skin, it refers to skin that is well hydrated, very elastic and incredibly healthy.

1. Pumice
   Setting spray
2. Serum
   Mist

When you apply serum, you give your skin an extra-special boost thanks to carefully selected concentrated ingredients designed to seep into your skin and stay there. Don't skip it!

1. Patting splash mask
   Rice flour mask
2. Firming spritz mask
   Clay bubble mask

Patting splash masks refer to the process of patting AHA (alpha-hydroxy acids) on your face for roughly 15 seconds to get that post-mask glow. It's an easy step to incorporate into your routine.

1. Mist
   Setting spray
2. Rice water
   AHAs

Keep some K-beauty mist in your purse to brighten up your face throughout the day. This product allows you to gently cleanse your face, even over your makeup, for a fresh look and feel.