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Oliviaumma: A Korean-Inspired Skin-Care Brand From Miami

Oliviaumma: A Korean-Inspired Skin-Care Brand From Miami

HQ: Miami, FL
Founder: Hye Young Kim
Social:Instagram
Category:Skin care
E-comm:oliviaumma.com

Price Range: $15-$68
Hero Products:Milky Resurfacing + Brightening Toner Pads ($48), Cashmere Whip Clarifying Cleanser ($29)
Stockists:Sephora, Anthropologie, Revolve, Shopbop
PR Representation: Innovative PR
How to get in touch:Contact form

Origin Story

The name Oliviaumma, meaning "Olivia's mom" in Korean, reflects the brand's foundation in care, connection and continuity. Hye Young Kim created the brand as she became more intentional about maintaining healthy, youthful skin while encouraging mindful skin-care habits for her daughter from an early age. Today, that mother-daughter relationship continues to inspire the brand's philosophy: skin care as a shared ritual across generations, effective, enjoyable and designed to be a trusted, lasting part of everyday self-care.



* This article was originally published here

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