CUSKIN (CEO Kim Hyun-cheol) announced on the 15th that it has donated cosmetics worth approximately KRW 20 million through the international development cooperation NGO G Foundation to support vulnerable communities. The donation was carried out as part of the company’s social contribution efforts to provide meaningful assistance to neighbors facing economic hardship and to fulfill its corporate social responsibility.

The donated products are cosmetics from CLEAN-UP, a customized home-care skincare brand operated by CUSKIN. Designed for convenient daily use, the products are especially suitable for individuals in environments where proper skincare is difficult. The donation will be delivered to vulnerable groups in Korea, including unmarried single mothers experiencing financial difficulties.

More than simply providing products, this support aims to offer comfort and confidence to those who have had little time to care for themselves due to busy daily lives and financial burdens, while also helping them maintain healthier skin.

Kim Hyun-cheol, CEO of CUSKIN, stated, “We prepared this donation in the hope of offering even a small source of support to vulnerable individuals and unmarried single mothers who continue to work hard for their families despite difficult circumstances.” He added, “CUSKIN will continue to share warmth with neighbors in need and carry out a variety of social contribution activities in the future.”